The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-10-14
PERSONAL.

Levi Clay spent Sunday at Citypoint
Mr.. and Mrs Albert P Colson left Saturday
for weeks visit in Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Shute returned home
Tuesday from a visit in Waltham, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Staples of East Bel
fast spent Sunday with friends in Castine
Miss Edna Hopkins returned Monday from
visit with Miss Beulah Philbrook in Brewer.
Miss Ella M. Folsom was ill Monday and Miss
Abbie L. Mcdowell supplied her place in school.
Herbert S. Morey and family left Monday
for three weeks vacation in Providence, R.
Mrs. E. w. Berry of Rocl1land will return
home today from visit with her mother and
brother.
Mr.. Earle Strickland of Madison, Me-, was a
guest at the home of Mrs. T. P. Logan the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lee Patterson left by train.
Saturday morning to attend the Maine Music
Festival in Bangor.
Frederick W. Brown of the Belfast postofice
isspending vacation with RELATIVE and friends
in Boston and Springfield, Mass.
E. L. Macomber went to Boston last week to
buy stock for work he is to do for the Drexels
at their summer home in North Islesboro.
Mrs. Albert B. Mazrall is with her husband,
captain of the schooner N. E. Aver, in Bangor,
and will accompany him to Providence, RI
Mr. ond z MoM
engagement of their daughter, Bessie Mildred,
to Frank William Seldom of Haverhill, Mass
Mrs. A. D. Smalley is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Eugene S. Philbrook, in Sanford, while
Mr.. Philbrook is on a hunting trip in northern
Maine.
Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens left Monday for
Portland, where she will visit her sister. Mrs.
G. F. Reynolds, and attend the Maine Music
Festival.
Mr. R. B. Herrick returned Monday from a
weeks visit in Wolaston, Mass. Mrs. Herriek
and little daughter Carolyn will remain for
longer visit.
Miss Frances A, Sargent, who was the week
end guest of Miss Beulah F. Philbrook in
Brewer, attended the Maine Music Festival
in Bangor last Saturday.
Mrs. James Bray and Willie Campbell left
Tuesday for their home in Moncton, N. B.,
after an extended visit with Mrs. Bray's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Warren E. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard F. Mason left Belfast
Friday, October Sth, for Portland where thew
will spend the winter with their daughter
Mildred, at At Roberts street
Miss Julia Brown and Mrs F. E. Cottren of
Rockland went to Bangor Wednesday to visit
their sister, Mrs. Henry G. Bicknell who is i'll
in the Eastern Maine General Hospital.
Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades, Miss Melvina Par
ker, Miss Isabel CHM and Mrs. M. W. Rich re-
turned from Bangor Saturday, where they had
been attending the Maine Music Festival
Hon. and Mrs. L. C. Morse of Liberty and
Ralph I. Morse, ESQ.,, of Belfast, attended the
Maine Music Festival in Bangor last week,
returning on the Saturday afternoon boat
MI. Il. V. Miller and his niece, Mrs. ]. H. Dean
OF Llncolnville are on vacation trip to Con-
cord, N. H., and New York While in New York
Mr.. Miller will select his winter line of furs.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Written returned
Monday from Bangor where they attended the
Maine Music Festival. They were guests of
Miss Alice l. Whitten at the University of
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sibley left Wednes-
day for a two weeks pleasure trip in Northern
Maine. 1t will be their first visit to this sec
ton of the State. They will go to the Cana
dian line.
Ralph L. Cooper. Lee Cahill, Misses Alice
Nickerson, Florence NJ Hill and EVELYN P
Morrison went to Bangor Saturday to attend
the Maine Music Festival. They made the
trip in Mr.. Cooper's
Hon. Arthur l. Brown came over from An.
gusta Monday on short business trip. He has
rented the lower tenement in his house on
Miller street to Walter c. Townsend who is
clerking for Mason & Hall.
Charles Decrow left on last SATURDAYS boat
for Philadelphia, where he will be employed in
the FolwelPs garage. For several years he has
been the engineer on their power boats during
their summer sojourn at Isola Bella
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman and Mr.. and
MIS-. CHafleS "A. horton motoreG to Bangor
Saturday in Mr.. Sherman's car to attend the
Music Festival. On their return Saturday
night they were accompanied by Mrs Amos
Clement.
The Freshmen at the University of Maine de-
feated the Sophmores again last Saturday by a
score of to s. This gives the annual series
to the class Of 1918, and their rivals will have
to buy the peanuts which will be used in the
peanut scrap. Harold Richards Of this cty
was the pitcher for the Freshmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler, MIR. and Mrs.
Ralph H. Howes and son Allen, Mr.. and Mrs o,
E. Frost and Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Parker motored
to Bangor Saturday morning to attended the
Maine Music Festival Miss Maude E. Math-
ews, who was in Bangor for the same purpose.
returned in the Frost car Saturday night.
Mrs. Fred M. Staples, who has been confined
to her bed since 1902, was taken to Wnterport
Tuesday, where she will make her home with
her brother, Charles Snnott. Mr. Horace
Chenery kindly gave the use of his large auto.
mobile, on which mattress was placed, and she
was accompanied by her physician, DR. Elmer
Small.
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