The Republican journal., 1909-12-16
NUMBER SO
PERSONAL.

Buson are spending lew Gays IN falrnelu
Frank "A. Tuttle expects to go to Boston to-
day to consult specialist for a lung trouble.
Phillip W. Allen of Portland arrived Tues
day for a short visit with friends in this city.
Miss Maude Pierce arrived Tuesday from
Hebron, where she had been for medical treat
ment.
Miss S. W. Palmer o. Watervlle spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Carrie M. Mat
thews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Coonbs spent
Wednesday in Waterville, guests of Miss S. w.
Palmer
John c. Clement will spend the winter in
Pinehurst, North Carolina, where he has en-
ployment.
Misses Claire Vaughan and Gladys Coombs
are employed in Carle & Jones stores during
the holiday season.
Among recent nom nations by the Governor
is that of Horace Chenery of Belfast as an in
land fish and game warden.
Mr.. Ben Peavy arrived from New York last
week and is quite seriously ill at the home Of
his father, John Peavey of Citypoint
Samuel S. Gilbert 81 cceeds himself as treas
urer of the City of Portland. He was the
unanimous choice of the Republicans.
Captain George W Pattershall has arrived
home from New York, where he left the
schooner Willis & Guy hauled up for the win
ter.
Capt Robert Trim of Dark Harbor was in
Belfast Tuesday his way home from the
Sailors Snug Harbor at Staten Island, New
York.
Mrs. George T. Dow, Mrs. Ruby West Mrs.
Lillian E. Hamilton and Miss Eva Morris are
the new clerks at James H. Howes' dry goods
store.
Mrs. Walter l. Neal and daughter, Mrs. G.
! Osborne Lord of Belfast are visiting Warden
Neal in this city for few days.-Bangor Com
mercial.
| Mrs. Helen H. Small of Waterville came to
Belfast last week to attend the annual meet
ing of the Baptist Church. of which she is a
! member.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Otis left Monday
noon for their home in Everett, Mass They
spent the past few months at Bayvew farm in
East Belfast
| James Clement of Seal Harbor is the guest
of his brother Amos and will leave the last of
the week for California, where he will spend
the winter.
DR.. Elmer Small returned last Saturday
from short business trip to Boston He was
the guest of his brother, James B. Small of
Lynn, Mass.
EranppS ,n, : E,
In Belfast, is at home and will spend the win
/ ter with her daughter, Mrs. Ellen Dow-Deer
Isle Messenger.
William f. Rox Esq, of Limestone, as
sistant clerk of the House of Representative
in the 74th Legislature, was business visitor
in Augusta last Friday
Mrs. James H. Howes has returned from
Boston, where she went to meet Miss Louise
Hazeltine and Miss Frances Howes on their
return from New York.
The current issue of the Boston Budget has
a fine portrait of George P. Field of the nsur-
ance firm of Field & Cowles and view of
their office on Water street. Boston,
Wayand Knowlton, Esq, his daughter, Mrs.
Laforest Robbins, and son, Marshall 0. Knowl-
ton, returned Monday from Vassalboro, where
they were called by the serious illness of W
W, Knowlton
DIR. F. E. Freeman, veterinary surgeon, has
located in Bangor at IS Ohio street. His tel
ephone numoer is 215-l. He has made special
arrangements for taking care of and adminis-
tering to sick dogs and cats
Miss Louise Hail went to Searsport Monday
to take the position Of assistant in the High
school made vacant by the resignation of Miss
Joanna C. Colcord. Miss Colcord will spend
the winter in New York.
Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox Of Fryeburg, Me,
junior vice president of Department Of Maine,
Ladies G. A. r., has recently been appointed
assistant National press correspondent for
Maine by Della L. Henry the National presi-
dent of that organizati0n.-Poitl tland Express.
Mr.. John Small of Citypoint, who recently
went to Bangor to obtain treatment for one of
his eyes at the hospital there, returned home
last week. An abcess had formed and after
severe suffering MIR. Small was finally obliged
to have the eye removed.
Mrs. Arad Wentworth of Searsmont arrived
last week to visit her sister, Mrs. Horace W
Pitcher. She was accompanied by her son AL.
bert, who is spending the winter with her
The son has been in Alaska for IL years and
this is his first visit home in 20 years.
J. Donald Clement was operated on for ap-
pendictis at the Maine General Hospital,
Portland, December 9th and is doing finely. Mr..
Amos Clement, his father, returned home Mon
day from Portland and his mother and sister
Louise left last Tuesday to remain with him
over Sunday.
Miss Gladys Pitcher recently passed the
junior examinations in piano at the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music after one years
study. She is also studying on the cello and
plays that instrument in the Dana Hall Trio,
who recently had most cordial reception in
Roxbury, Mass. Miss Pitcher is the recording
secretary of her class at the Conservatory
Mr.. Walter F. Frederick has completed
twenty-one years of service at the Court
House. He began in the office of the clerk of
the Municipal Civil Court and later was ad-
vanced to the Superior Court. Several years
ago he was appointed assistant clerk of the
Supreme Judicial Court, and is now at the head
of that office. His promotion has been due to
merit, and he is of the most useful officials
in the Commonwealth Boston journal De-
cember 18th.
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