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

Miss Susan W. Palmer is visiting friends r.
Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. jackson are visiting in.
Morrill,.
James c. Wentworth Burnham, has received
his discharge from bankruptcy.
Mrs. L. W. Pearson OF Citypoint, WHO has
been ill for several weeks, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph .. Shute left Monday
for weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Willard Lamb of Windham is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor.
Mrs. A. G. Spencer and Mrs Harriet Adams
have returned from two weeks visit in Ban
gor and Patten.
Mrs. Nellie H. Griffin of Somerville. Mass.
arrived Tuesday and is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lake of Skowhegan
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ames and
other relatives in Belfast.
Thomas J. Orne an6 granddaughter, Miss
Belle Orne, of Pleasant Point. Cushing, are
visiting Mrs. Ansel Wadsworth.
"is. Sora hednlah talrbankS OF Everett,
Mass, arrived Monday, called here by the sud-
dendeath of her father, Mr. Alvah Redman
Miss Grace Hayes, chief operator in the Of
flee of the Waldo Telephone Co., is enjoying s.
two weeks vacation,and left Monday for visit
in Portland.
Miss florence W. Shaw, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter c. Shaw, Court street, has
gone to Boston to study art, for which she has
a decided talent.
Miss Mae Collins left last week for Boston,
where she will be the guest of her sister few
days before returning to Amherst, where she
has employment for the winter
Adrian Little, who has been employed in the
Curtis Bakery this summer. left Monday for
his home in Bristol. William Weston of Broad
Cove arrived Monday to take the position.
Mr.. Walter Upham and family and Mrs.
Mary Simmons arrived from Weston, Mass,
last Tuesday to take possession of the John F.
Chapman farm, which they recently bought
Z. L. Atkinson and his son Horace, and Miss,
lnez Barker, who were struck and burned by
lightning recently in Searsmont, are all COM
Portable and on the road to complete recovery.
Mrs. Annie L. Mckeen has returned to
Waltham, Mass, and Miss Flora A. Burgess to
Somerville, Mass, after spending the summer
at their new cottage on the Burgess shore in
East Belfast.
Mrs. George H. Pease of White Sulphur
Springs, Mont, and Mrs. Nellie Luthers of
Auburn, who have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. Charles Rogers, in East Belfast, returned
home last week.
President David N. Beach of the Bangor
Theological seminary went to Boston Saturday,
where he will attend the national council OF
the Congregational church and the Tooth ami
versary of the American Board of Missions
Miss Essie NJ. Sanborn manager of the West
ern Union office in Bath, spent Sunday in Bel
fast with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben M
Sanborn. Her place in the Bath office was sup
piled by Miss Alice Thorndike, assistant opera.
tor, in the Camden Western Union office, and
who came to Belfast Tuesday for two weeks
vacation.
c. M. Conant of the c. M. Conant Co, of
this city, who has splendid farm in Winter
port, has been surprising his friends this week
with display of apples raised on his farm in
1909, which were sound and firm. The apples
looked finely and were much admired, being
especially excellent specimens of the Stark
which is certainly fine keeper. The fruit
was firm ali the way through, when cut open
Bangor Commercial.
For some reason, which is not so evident,
there is feeling among the Democrats here
that the position of attorney general will go to
Hon. William P. Thompson of Bangor. He is
looked upon as an able man and as one who
would perform the duties of the office in way
which would be satisfactory to the people, and
to its own credit. If the Democrats # eastern
Maine are anxious that Mr. Thompson be at
torney general it is likely they would secure
some help in this section of the State Lewis
ton correspondence Bangor Commercial.
William H. Quimby, Horace Chenery, James
H. Howes. Ralph H. Howes, DR.. William C.
Libby, S. M. R. Locke, Edward r. Estabrooks.
Herbert Foster, Clarence f. Read, William H
Hall of this city and Alfred johnson Of Boston
will leave here next Saturday on the steamer
Castine for the annual outing of tine Coot Club
The club will give its annual dance to the
people of Brooklin on Saturday night, and
after paying their respect to the dears will &C
after the ducks.