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

Mrs. F. A. Shubert returned Tuesday from a
ten days visit in Boston.
Mrs. L. P. Berry of Providence, R. l., is the
guest of Miss Loula A. Mason.
Mr.. Selwyn Thompson returned last Friday
from business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Walter S. Arey of Hallowell arrived
Thursday to visit relatives in this city.
Oscar Olson. U. of M, IA, is spending
Thanksgiving at his home in East Belfast.
Mrs. George W. Stoddard and Mrs. Amos
Clement are spending the week in Boston.
Miss Della D. Knowlton is spending a short
vacation with Mrs Frank Small in Old Town.
Mrs. David N. Bird is spending Thanks.
giving in Portland with her daughter Mrs. w.
N. Todd
Miss Marie Elwell of Boston arrived Tues
day to visit relatives and friends in Belfast
and vicinity.
Mrs. Julia Rose and daughter Lena of Isles
boro are guests of Capt and Mrs. C. Y. Cot
trell in East Belfast.
of Bangor, has gone abroad for an extended
visit at her old home.
Mrs. A. M. Smart arrived Tuesday evening
from Portland, where she was the guest of rel
atives for several weeks.
Miss Edith C. Wilson arrived from Gardiner
last evening to spend Thanksgiving with her
sister, Miss Amy L. Wilson.
Mrs. Isaac H. Jackson, Congress street, has
closed her house for the winter and will board
at the Home for Aged Women.
Ralph A. Bramhall arrived home Monday
evening to spend a few days vacation from
Coburn Classical Institute, Waterville.
Linwood B. Thompson, u of M, arrived
home last night to spend few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn Thompson.
Edward Evans of Waldo, who is attending
the National Grange in Atlantic City, N. j.
was registered at The Chalfonte last week.
Miss Henrietta johnson has returned to her
home in New York after spending the season
at Miss Harriet P. Whites on Cedar street.
Miss Avis M. Morrison, who is attending IL
brary training school in Springfield, Mass, will
spend the Christmas vacation of two weeks at
her home in this city.
Miss Annie l.. Barr, the librarian of the Bel
fast Free Library, left last Friday morning to
attend the meeting of the State Library Asso-
citation in Lewiston.
Mrs. Daniel H. Strout left last week to visit
relatives in Lawrence, and Melrose, Mass, and
on the way home will visit her sister, Mrs Kit
lie Earlman, in Portland
Friends in this city will be interested to
learn of the birth of a daughter, Esther, Nov
II. to Mr.. and Mrs. David R. Porter, New
York.-Bangor Commercial
Ralph w. Gould, U. of M, 10, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Giles G. Abbott. Mr. Gould
has been seriously ill and is taking a short
vacation to regain his strength.
Mr.. Frank L. Whitten and daughter Bertha
were in Portland few days last week, and
Miss Bertha remained to spend Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Mildred Mason Brooks.
N. Houston Small, accompanied by class
mate, Carl Norton of Cumberland Center, ar
rived yesterday to spend the Thanksgiving
recess with his mother, Mrs Alfred A. Small
George S. Cobb Post, G. A. R., of Camden
has secured Hon. Herbert NJ Heath of Angus
"a, one of Names most brilliant orators to de-
liver the Memorial Day address on May Both
next.
The result of the trials at Colby for the sec
ond Hallowell prize reading were announced in
chapel last Thursday morning and among the
winners in preiminaries was Morris E. Lord of
North Brooksville.
Congratulations are extended Grandpa and
Grandma j. F. Wilson on the arrival of an g.
pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse E. Wilson in
Fort Collins, Colo, November 2lst The Bel
happy parents.
Warren Fahy, Ralph Collins, Frank Mudgett
and Harold McKeen are spending Thanksgiv-
ing at their homes in this city. They are
students at the Coburn Classical Institute,
Watervile.
| Mrs. Nora Larrabee of this city, one of the
best known psychics in this section of the
State, conducted the lecture and message SER
vice of the Unity Spiritual society of Bangor
last Sunday afternoon at 23O O'Clock at Knights
of Malta hall.
Rev. Thomas S. Weeks, who recently sold his
farm at Benton Station, has bought the late
George Coulliard farm in North Winterpor,
and will move his family there in about two
weeks. The people in Winterport and vicinity
are pleased to have such family come ir
their midst. Mr.. Weeks is now supplying the
pulpit in the Christian church in Bangor
Turf, Farm and Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Payson celebrated thei,
silver wedding Saturday night of last week bI
inviting few of their friends. They were
quite surprised by being presented with ,
handsome silver spoon tray, Charles Wilson
making the presentation speech, which the,
all appreciated. Delicious cake and ice cream
were served. At late hour. wishing then
still many years of welded happiness, tn,
guests departed.-Camden Herald
The new president of the University O.
Maine and Mrs. Alley arrived in Orono last Fri
day morning and went Immediately to thei
house on the university campus. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Alleys niece, Miss Eliza
beth Mcknight, who will reside with them
Both ladies appeared much pleased with the
campus. DR.. Alley visited many of the build
ings on the campus during the morning ane
met several members Of the faculty. He will
enter upon his duties December 1st.
Mrs. Sampson A. Reed, past matron OF