The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-11-24
PERSONAL.

spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Rackliffe are spending
Thanksgiving in Lewiston.
Fred W. Brown, Esq, was in Winterport lash
Tuesday on legal business
Mr.. George A. Leavitt returned Saturday
from business trip to Boston
H. A. Chase, who has been with Ben D. Field
for some time, is now at Perry's market
Miss Stella MacAlman of Thomaston spent
the weekend with Miss Alice l. Whtten.
Mrs. Warren E. Marsh returned Tuesday
from short visit with Miss Clarabel Marsh in
Boston
Mr.. Peter F. Welch and daughter, Miss
Emma, left Monday to visit relatives in Massa-
chusetts.
Chaplain D. H. Tribou of the United States
Navy was the guest of Rev. G. G. Winslow
last Tt esday.
Miss Evelyn Hartman of Searsport is the
guest of Miss Ethel Savery at her home in
East Belfast
Mr.. John McIntire of Seal Harbor has bee,
e so0S' ioi d ie" uays OF MS mother, Mrs.
Horace W. Pitcher
Miss Katherine E Brier returned Monday
from few days visit with DR.. and Mrs. B. r
Larrabee in Islesboro.
Miss Gladys Draper, student at Kent's
Hill Seminary, is the guest of Miss Ethel
Hutchins few days.
Mrs. M, F. and Miss Evelyn /. Peavey of
East Belfast left Monday for few weeks visit
in Boston and vicinity
Sheriff elect Edwin Jenkins and Mrs, Jenk-
ms of Monroe were in the city last week and
called on Sheriff Carleton.
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce returned Tuesday from
Boston, where she had been the guest of her
daughter, Miss Mary E. Pierce.
Raymond and Sabra Dyer arrived home
from kent's Hill Seminary last Wednesday, to
spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
Misses Ethel and Geneva Hutchns are
spending their vacation from Kent's Hill Semi
nary with their parents in this city
Foster Crocker and Roland Stevens, students
at the U. of M, are spending the Thanksgiy-
ihS iSSSSS at IHSiI HOMES IN tnlS CITY.
Mrs Nellie M. Kneeland, who spent the
summer at her cottage at Temple Heights
left yesterday for her home in Somerville. Mass
Mrs. Frank E. Peterson returned Monday to
her home in Rockland, Mass, after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Wight High
street.
Mr.. Eugene Hayes, who is employed in Read
field, Mass, made short call in Belfast Tues
day while on his way to Bangor. He Will go to-
New York next Friday
Mr. and Mrs Horace W. and MIR. and Mrs.
Elbridge s. Pitcher are in Thomaston, spending
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Benjamin F. Dunbar
Mrs. H. W. Pitchers sister.
Misses Blanche Foster and Annie Farms
worth, teachers in the East Belfast schools.
left Wednesday to spend the Thanksgiving re-
cess at their homes in Islesboro.
The Boston Globe of November 21st saws
that Mr.. Thomas E. Shea will be seen at the
Grand Opera House for week in December in
repertoire of some of his most successful
plays.
Congratulations are extended Mr. and Mrs
Lester Adams of Lynn, Mass, on the arriva,
November goth, of ten-pound SON. Mrs.
Adams was formerly Miss Harriet kimball of
this city.
Mrs. E. P. Frost, Mrs. E. S. Pitcher, Misses
Emma Skay and Katherine C. Qumby We're in
Camden last evening to take part in the con-
cert under the auspices of the Athletic Associ-
alton of the Camden Hjrb School
Mrs. A. c. Pote and Mr.. Charles B. Pote of
Bangor, Mr.. George P. Pote of Newton, Mass,
and Mrs. Ada M. Eaton of Revere, Mass, were
in Belfast Monday to attend the burial of Mr.
Augustus E. Pote of Bangor, formerly of Bel
fast.
Mrs. Louise Sturtevant and Mrs. Charles S
Hichborn of Augusta were guests the past
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury Mr.
Braoburys niece, Miss Lila Wilson of Balti-
more, Md, was also their guest for several
days.
Mr.. James T. Curtis, who has been employed
in the Parker laundry, has entered the employ
of The Journal as compositor and Mr.. Harry
Hunter, who has been employed the past year
in Camden, has succeeded Mr. Curtis in the
laundry.
Miss Marian M Perry is substituting for Miss
Marian M. Head in the City National Bank,
while the latter is spending a six weeks vaca-
tion with her sisters, Mrs. Lora Heald Worthen
of Lexington, Mass, and Miss Louise Head
who is attending the Boston Fine Arts School
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott left Monday for
their home in Milton, Mass, after short visit
with the family of MIR. and Mrs N. E. Keen
They were on their wedding trip. Mrs. Alb
bott was formerly Miss Charlotte Tufts of Ar
lington daughter of Mrs. Hannah Flint Tufts.
formerly of Belfast
Mrs. Frank G. Mixer and her brother. Mr.,
George F. Black, typhoid patients in the Waldo
County Hospital, were able to return to their
home Tuesday. Rev. Hosea Rhoades of Lee,
who was operated upon two weeks ago for
appendicitis, was taken to the home of his
/ sister, Mrs. George H. Robertson, the same day
| Mr.. H. l.. Woodcock returned Tuesday from,
Bingham, where he had been for several
weeks, hunting and fishing He will spend
Thanksgiving in Castine and later in the week
will make short visit in Bangor. He is due
in Nassau, N. P, December goth. He goes
m onth earlier than usual to do extra work on
orders.