The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-09-30
PERSONAL.

MIS- Georglana 5. Pendleton.
Miss Mary Coggin of Lincolnville is attend
ing the Belfast High school.
Mrs. W. R. Howard is the guest of her cous-
in, W. l.. Hawkes.-York Transcript
Mr. and Mrs. Addison Pendleton are spend
ing week with relatives in Islesboro.
Miss Sarah Gustason left Saturday for New
York, after spending the summer in this city
DIR. and Mrs. John Holmes were guests last
week of DR.. and Mrs. E. Phlbrook. in Castine
Master Louis Johnson has returned from
Lewiston, where he spent the summer with
friends.
Miss Lena Rose of North Islesboro is spend
ing few days with relatives and friends in
this city.
Hon. and Mrs. Albert Peirce, of Frankfort
are attending the Hudson Fulton celebration in
New York.
| Miss Margaret Peirce, of Frankfort, has re-
turned to Portland to resume her studies at the
Waynfete school.
| Capt. Guy Bennett of steamer Stockton went
to New York last week to attend the Hudson
| Fulton celebration.
Frank A, son of Mrs. Emma D. Elms, left
recently for Seattle, Wash, where he expects
to find employment.
Miss Elizabeth M. Pond of North Andover,
Mass, will leave today after short visit with
friends in this city.
Sidney B. Keene, Republican, of Somerville.
L.- E. IL
to the legislature for third term.
Mrs. James Bray and grandson. little Willie
Campbell, of Moncton, N B., are visiting Mrs.
W. E. Marsh. Mrs. Bray's daughter.
Mrs. Fred W. Brown, who had been guest
at Hon. A. w. Gilmans in Dover, returned to
Belfast Saturday.-Piscataquis Observer.
Miss Margaret c. Logan left Sunday to spend
few weeks with her sister, Mrs Charles
Howard, in Caribou. She was accompanied by
Miss Mae Somers of Bangor.
Miss Marie Kelley, who spent the summer at
Northport, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Harriet Hargraves in Frankfort, before return
ing to her home in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manson Lowe of Dorchester
Mass, are spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Black of East Belfast Mrs Lowe
is daughter of Mr. James H. Cunningham
Mrs. Robert Randall of Boston, the guest of
| week of her cousin, Mrs. Cecil Clay, left
Monday for Alamoosic Lake, where she has a
large bungalow. She will remain at the lake a
few weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Hudson arrived here by
steamer Tuesday and went to Isola Bella,
where they will spend two weeks. Mrs. Hud-
son was for merly Miss Edith G. Folwel of
Savin Hill, Pa.
Miss Grace H. Hayes left Sunday to spend
the day in Bangor. Monday she went to East
port, where she has entered upon her duties as
chief operator in the New England Telephone
and Telegram office.
Mr.. Hugh Mcdonald of Clyde River Shell
/ burne County, N. S, accompanied his daugh-
ter, Mrs f. A. Wilson, to her home in this city
last week, for visit. Mrs. Wilson has enjoy
ed visit to her old home
Samuel Hodgkinson went to Auburn last
Friday in the interests of the Belfast Boot
and Shoe Workers Union. He made short
visit with his sister, Mrs. Frank ]. Small of
Watervlle, and returned Tuesday night.
! Mr. Cecil Clay, who has been spending his
mother, Mrs. Caroline Dolotf, is now employ
ed as court stenographer in Dover Mrs
/ Clay left Monday for her home in Portland.
Mrs. Florence Gilmore Muchler, who has
been visiting in Belfast and Morrill,, left Fri
day for Boston. Later she will visit in New
ark, N. j., and expects to spend the winter
with her husband in Des Moines, Iowa, where
| he has employment.
Mrs. John W Dee, daughter Etfie and son
| Dudley, who have been visiting Mrs. M. A. Doe
on Cedar street, left Thursday for Palm Beach,
Fla. where they will join Mr.. Doe. Miss Doris
Doe joined them in Boston after visit in
Rockland. Miss Effe will spend the winter in
Jacksonville, where she will attend school.
SAN JUAN, P R., Sept. %, 4 A. M.-Arrived
str. Coamo, Foss, New York.
This little item from the marine news, will
| interest many people in Belfast and elsewhere
Misses Elizabeth A. Quimby and Cora S
Morrison, of this city, Wellesley '09,were passen-
gers on the Coan o, to take positions as teachers
in tn e pubic schools of Porto Rico
Miss Aida M. Sargent of Searsport, who has
been in Belfast most of the time for several
years and who graduated last June from the
Waldo County Hospital, left Friday for Great
| Darlington, Mass, where size has the position
as nurse in Prof. George D. Pettee's Boys
School and will live at the Pettee home. Prof
Pettee and family have been summer residents
of Searsport for several years.
Camden is well represented in the various
colleges this year. Frank Evans, Fred Hart
and John Curtis have returned to Bowdoin;
James Perry and Leslie Arey to Colby, and
Maynard Gould to u. of M. Hervey Allen, a
Junior at Colby, and Raymond Tibbetts, Junior
at Maine, both expect to be out this year and
go on next year. Of this years graduating
tered U. of NJ, Henry Hall at Bowdoin, George
Hanly, Holy Cross. Howard Beedy will enter
Warren Coombs of last years class, enters
| Bowdoin.-Camden Herald.
Charles F. Mcintosh is reluctantly getting
back into the harness again after five weeks OF
indaning it in camp near Belfast. Charles
has been representing the millinery house Of
G. R. Fske & Co., Boston, for many years, how
many we dare not tell, for he is getting little
bit touchy on the age question but suffice tt
say that he is known throughout his territory
as ono pood fallow and one who a1so erote hi,