The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-12-02
PERSONAL.

; Donald Thompson of Bangor arrived last
week for short visit.
Mr.. 0. E. Frost and family spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Pittsfield.
Captain William Slower of Lynn, Mass, ar
rived last week to visit relatives in Belfast.
Russell Lord, student at Colby College, was
the guest of relatives in this city last week.
Hon. Charles E. Lttlefeld has been elected
president of New York's State of Maine Club.
Ralph W. Gould, U. of NJ 10, was the
Thanksgiving guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
Abbott
Mr.. J. C. Howes and daughter Blanche of
Washington, Me-, visited relatives in this city
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Priest of Boston
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D Faunce Wood
cock the past week.
Miss Gertrude J. Stellar of Beverly Mass,
left Saturday after few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs Edmund Wilson.
Wilbur Reed, who is employed in Hallowell,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Reed, in Prospect.
George P Field Of Brookline, Mass, arrived
Wednesday evening to spend Thanksgiving
with his brother, Charles H. Field.
A. Perry Coombs and family are still at their
cottage at Temple Heights, but will go to
Islesboro next Monday for the winter.
Mrs. Dora H. Wagner and Mrs. Leila M.
Schubert, who have been visiting their mother,
Mrs Sarah R. Lewis, left last week for their
homes.
Miss Grace Littlefeld came over from Cas-
tine last Thursday to eat her Thanksgiving
dinner with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Littlefeld.
Misses Louise Hazeltine and Frances Howes
left Tuesday for pleasure trip to New York,
and will be accompanied from Boston by Miss
Anne c. Crosby.
Mrs. Ralph B. Herrick and little daughter
Carolyn returned Saturday from few days
visit with relatives in Augusta. Mr.. Herrick
spent Thanksgiving there,
Miss Grace H. Hayes, who returned home
recently from Eastport, is in Camden where
she is chief operator for the Western Union
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Kelley of Winterport
entertained at dinner on Thanksgiving day a
party of twelve, in honor of Mrs. Kelley's
sister, Mrs. Daniel F. Kennedy of Bangor.
Mrs. Charles F. Wildes went to Auburn, Me-
on Saturday hoping that the air of Gof's hill
would be of much benefit in her recovery from
her late severe illness.-Somerville, Mass
Journal.
Frank P. Wilson, Esq, who spent the sum-
mer and fall in this city with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Wilson, returned to New York
city last Saturday to resume the practice of
law.
Little Inez Chase, who has been ill at the
Waldo County Hospital since last September,
has recovered and is at her home with her
mother at the corner of Bridge and Main
streets.
Harold S. McKeen, a student at Coburn
Classical Institute, who injured his ankle re-
Gently at football practice and was at home on
account of the accident returned to Waterville
last Monday.
Mrs. Maud Sherman of Dark Harbor return
ed home last Saturday from visit with Mrs.
]. o. Hayes. Her son, Raymond c., accom-
panied her to spend Sunday at home. He is
learning the BARRIERS trade in Belfast.
Mrs Sarah R. Lewis left last week to spend
Thanksgiving in Portland with her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Pitman Later she will go to Ply
mouth, Mass, where she will spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Leila M. Schubert.
Some familiar names appear in the list of
members of the Bowdoin college glee club.
For example, among the first tenors are NJ. c.
Hill and Alfred w. Johnson, and William H.
Sanborn is an alternate bass.
John c. and J. Donald Clement spent Thanks
giving with their parents in this city. The
former left Friday for short visit in Seal
Harbor and the latter left Saturday to resume
his studies at the Maine Medical School in
Brunswick:
Charles H. Twombly spent Sunday in Halo
well, the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. S. Arey
) He was accompanied by his son, Frank W. of
Jamaica Plains, and Miss Gertrude j. Stellar
of Beverly, Mass, who had been visiting in Bel
fast several days.
Miss Sue NJ Partridge went to Bangor yes
| terQay Wnere Sne VIII De LnG guest OF the
Home Culture Club and will direct an SO-table
military whist party for them in City Hall
this Thursday, evening. Miss Partridge will
do the work as benefit to the Belfast Home
for Aged Women.
Norman H. White of Boston has bought OF
Daniel E. Wing, president of the First National
bank in Boston, the cottage at Saturday Cove
which Mr.. Wing has occupied for number OF
years, and which was built for him. The cot
tage will be occupied another season by Mr.
Whites mother, Mrs. Henrietta White. The
Whites have occupied the Heliick house al
: Saturday Cove for number of years.
The Governor and Council have appointed
Mrs. Florence A. Cummings agent for the pre-
vention of cruelty 10 children, for term OF
four years. She is just the right person, and
she knows her business. She is one of Pros
poets smartest women. She is an expert
piano player and music teacher, and one who
is always ready to lend helping hand to the
sick and ready.-Prospect Cor. Rockland Opin-
ion.