The Republican journal., 1910-10-06
NUMBER 40
PERSONAL.

! Assistant Postmaster M. C. Hill is having his
annual vacation.
Mrs. A. J. Knowlton left last Thursday for a
visit in Plymouth, N. H.
Mrs. James Carle of Portland is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Chas. S. Bickford.
Stacey Noyes is spending two weeks vaca-
tlon IN Boston and Brockton, Mass
The Journal had call Monday from E. H.
Denslow, Esq, of Stockton Springs.
Miss Gertrude Gowen of Los Angeles, Calf,
is visiting MI. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer l. Rankin returned home
wednesday from avisit in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Eva Thurston of Kenduskeag is the
guest of Mrs. Myra T. French, Northport
avenue.
Mrs. Char es E. Rhoades left Tuesday to
spend the week in Augusta, with MIR. and Mrs
Henry Plumr1er.
Mrs. Fanrie Hopkins and daughter Edna
will leave Saturday for visit of several weeks
in Sherman Mills.
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten left Monday for
Melrose, Mass, to visit her parents, Rev. anJ
Mrs. H. M. Perkins.
Miss Isaphene Patterson of Worcester. Mass.
has been spending few days with relatives
and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Clay of Portland were
the guests over Sunday of her mother Mrs.
Caroline Dolloff, Congress street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Woodman, who spent the
summer at the Ocean View house, Shore Acres,
have returned to their home in Boston.
Mrs. B. L. Leeds of Newton, Mass arrived
Saturday to visit Mrs. Mary A. White, and will
be at Miss Harriet P. Whites while in town.
Miss Dolly M. Bowley has returned to her
home in Haverhill, Mass after a visit with
Mrs. Elsie Duzenbury and Mrs j. W. Emery,
Owen W. Clement, for several years conduc-
tor on the Belfast branch, has bought the Wal
ter Prince farm in Palmyra and will engage in
farming.
Mrs. Stephen S. L. Shute, for the past two
years the Belfast correspondent of the Water
vile Sentinel, has severed her connection with
that paper
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Whitcomb OF Waldo
left Monday to visit their daughter, Mrs. L.
Harmon. in Brockton, Mass, and will attend
the Brockton fair.
Mrs Charles Baker returned last Monday
from Wnn, where she was called by the death
of her brother, Charles j. CARL, a prominent
citizen of that town.
H. W. Averll of Bradford, Conn, arrived
here Wednesday morning and will spend
week or more in this vicinity on his annual
Waldo County hunting trip.
Lloyd Stantial, who has been employed at the
Coe-Mortimer plant in this city, has taken a
position travelling salesman and is canvass
ing Vermont for the company.
Miss Mary A. Bickford left Tuesday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Bickford in Watervile
She will return to Belfast before going tc
Brooklyn, N. Y, for the winter
Miss Frances j. Dyer, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. David W. Dyer, for several
weeks, left Monday noon for Dansville, N. Y.
where she will spend the winter with friends
Samuel Hodgkinson, who represents the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., is in Belfast
this week He spends alternate weeks in Bel
fast and Camden. He retains his residence in,
Belfast.
Capt. W. M. White, who was called to Bel
fast by the death OF his brother, Mr. Fred G.
White left last Monday for his home in Miami,
Florida, where he will resume command of his
steamer, the Miami.
Mrs Dorothy Hatch Pendleton of Islesboro
is convalescing from serious operation which
she recently underwent in private hospital in
Boston, and her sister, Mrs. Amasa Williams,
has gone to Boston to accompany her home.
Mrs. Rose Gilkey Kent, wife of Captain
Kent of the schooner Governor Powers, is
spending few weeks with relatives in Isles
boro. She has just returned from a voyage in
the schooner to Porto Rico.
Miss Ethel Wise left on the Boston boat last
Saturday to join her sister, Mrs j. E. Roberts
in Rockland, and after brief visit in Cam
bridge, Mass, they will go to Mortified, Vt,
the home of the latter, where Miss Wise will
spend the winter
Ansel Lothrop. son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W
Lotkrop of this city, left last Saturday for
Cambridge, Mass, to enter Harvard College.
He graduated from the Belfast High school
last June and has fine record as an all-round
athlete.
Mrs. NJ. A. Peavy and daughter, Miss Evelyn
of St. Louis, who have been at their summer
home in East Belfast for several months, will
spend practically the whole winter here Ralph
/ Peavey, who has been in Texas for the past
month, is on his way to st. Louis He viii,
come East for Thanksgiving with his mother
and sister.
LIGHTNING STRIKES IN SEARSMONT
! Mice Ipez T. Rarker Horace Atkinson and