The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Geneva Hutchins is attending school at
Kent's Hnl
Carleton and Marthon Doak went to Bangor
last Friday to spend few days.
Mrs. John Macdonald is in the Paine Hospital
in Bangor for treatment of her eyes.
Mrs. George W. Frisbee has returned home
from visits in Thorndike and Freedom.
Mrs. Susan Craig and Miss Lucy Palmer vis-
tied relatives in Searsport the past week.
George c. Seavey left last Thursday to visit
in Boston and attend the Brockton, Mass, fair.
DR.. D. P. Flanders and Miss Annie L. Barr
left by train Tuesday morning for a visit in
Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N Bartlett of Whites Cor
ner attended the recent Spiritualist convention
in this city.
Mrs. M. A. Hoar of Machias will arrive next
week to spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. M. S. Hill.
Mrs. George E. Bracket returned last Fri
day from trip to Portland in the interests of
the Girls Home
James H. Howes returned Saturday from
his dry goods business.
Miss Amy L. Wilson returned last Monday
from short visit in Gardiner, the guest of
her sister, Miss Edith C. Wilson,
Miss Maude E. Mathews returned last Fri
day from Augusta, where she attended the
Maine State Baptist anniversaries.
Rev. and Mrs. Albert E. Luce of Dexter are
spending the week with friends in Belfast.
They came to attend the Hall Robinson we'd
ding.
Mrs. E. W. Pendleton and her sister. Mrs
Laura j. Scott of 1slesboro. left by last Thurs.
day afternoons boat for Cranston, R. l., to
visit relatives
Mr.. George Norwood of Appleton, who was
injured recently in his portable mill on the
Wales Miller road and taken to Dr. Tapley's
hospital, returned to his home last Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas J. Frisbee has returned to her
home in this city after spending month with
her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Wade, Colt street
New London, Conn. She also spent two nights
Win q 4Ilcuu III OdleIl, MASS.
Congratulations are extended Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph Bradstreet Of Waterville on the ar
rival September 29th of baby girl. Mrs
Bradstreet is well known in Belfast as Miss
Helen Steward of Skowhegan.
Hon. and Mrs. W. T. Reynolds of Watervile
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Meservey of North
Vassalboro autoed to Belfast last Saturday to
spend Sunday with the family of Rev. M. S.
Hill at the Methodist Parsonage
Stephen Bagley, who is employed in the State
prison at Thomaston. has been in Montville
looking after his farm. His wife and son. who
spent two weeks there, have returned to their
home in Thomaston, which they like very much
Mrs. Evie Carter Burke, who spent the sea-
son in Belfast, left last Monday for her home
at "The Olive" Redlands, Calf She will
spend few days in Boston and then join her
sister, Miss Zadie B. Carter, at Kingston, N.
Y, and they will spend some time in Chicago
and at the Grand Canyon in Colorado, en- route
to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe M. Ellingwood gave
wedding reception at K. of P hall, Ellingwood's
Corner, Friday evening, September Both, to a
large number of friends. They received many
nice presents and served delicious refresh
ments, consisting of oranges, bananas and
peaches. Dancing was enjoyed until late
hour; music by Cobbs orchestra.
These personals from the Isle au Haut cor
respondence of the Ellsworth American will
| i,to DoJf Al.
David Grant of Head Harbor is remarkably
smart man of his age-eighty-six years. He is
able to care for himself and to run his store.
Gooden Grant is getting out rock to build a
cellar for the house which he is going to put
up soon at Head Harbor. He has most of the
materia on the spot
A Venecian paper notes the transfer of
United States Consul John @. Wood, former
Bucksport boy, from Venice to Tripoli after a
service of only few months in the city of
Venice. Mr.. Wood was, before going to
Venice, at Milan during James E. Dunning's
service as consul there and the two changes
are in the nature of promotions for Mr.. Wood
the salary attached to the Tripoli consulate
being $2,500, whereas Venice only paid $4,000
The Venice paper had very hattering notice
of Mr.. Wood.
An automobile party composed of Congress
man and Mrs. E. c. Burlegh, Mrs. Clarence
Burleigh, Mrs. R. B. Martin, Mrs. Joseph Will
hanson, Mrs. R. H. Stubs, in Congressman
Burleign's Packard car and Hon. and Mrs l..
A. Burleigh and Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Flood of
Waterville in Mr.. Burleigh's Buick car, return
ed to Augusta October 5th from a trip through
the White Mountains and left the next day for
Rangeley and the upper Kennebec to be abb
sent some days.
Among the Belfast people, who went by
| steamer. train or auto to Bangor to attend the
Maine Music Festival last Thursday, Friday
and Saturday were Mrs. A. c. Burgess, Mrs G.
A. Gilchrest, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. R. H
Howes, Mrs. J. W. Jones, Mrs A. c. Hopkins,
Mrs. Jesse E. Weber, Mrs. u A. Hadley, Miss
Flora Rich, Miss Mary Owen, Miss Isabel CHM,
Miss Ada Mariner, Miss Katherine E. Brier,
Miss Henrietta Johnson, Miss Annie V. Field,
Miss Caroline w. Field, Mr.. Alfred johnson,
Mr.. Maurice L. Slugg, Miss Loula Mason, Mr..
and Mrs. E. R. Pierce and Mr. Frank R. Wig
| gin.
| Frank Prentiss Clements of Whites Corner
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