The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-09-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Fred G. spinney left Wednesday night
to spend week in Boston.
Mrs. Fred L. Toothaker returned last FRIDAY
from visit in Cape Rozier
Linwood S. Jones left last Monday for his
studies at Kingston, Ontario.
Miss Helen Sheldon has returned to Boston
after visit with her mother, Mrs. r. C. Shell
don.
MRS. Nellie Gordon Lawler of Maiden, Mass.
has been visiting friends in Belfast for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Marden and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. Cunningham have returned from short
visit in Etna.
Mrs. Rosamond Gilkey Kent of Brewer. is
visiting friends in Islesboro for the first time
in many years.
Mrs. F. A. Holmes, who spent the last two
weeks in Boston and vicinity, arrived home
Tuesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H Stearns of Fitchburg.
Mass, are guests for "a week of DR.. and
Mrs. W. L. West
her home here, returned to her home in Winter
Hill, Mass, last Wednesday,
Miss Gertrude Raleigh, operator in the Waldo
Telephone office left Tuesday night to spend
weeks vacation in Lynn, Mass
Miss Hannah Anderson of Portland arrived
Wednesday for a short visit and is at Miss
Harriet P. Whites, 21 Cedar street.
Miss Grace Hayes, chief operator of the
Waldo Telephone Co., spent. Thursday and Fri
day OF last week with friends in Bangor.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Clay spent last week at
Citypoint. Mr.. Clay returned to Portland
Monday morning and Mrs. Clay to Skowhegan
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Loring Field entertained
party of friends over the week end at their
cottage, Penobscot Lodge. on the harbor front.
Miss Winifred Sanborn will act as substitute
for Miss Edith Clay, manager of the Western
Union in Waterville, during the month of Oc-
tober
Waldo county is entitled to member of the
Governors council this year and Dr. G. C. Kill
gore of this city and Allen Miller of Lincoln
vile are mentioned.
Miss Carolyn Hatch went to Boston Monday,
She is to spend her two weeks vacation visit
ing relatives and friends in Springfield, Brock
ton, Lynn and Boston.
DR.. and Mrs O. S. Vickery returned Tuesday
morning from Syracuse, N. Y, where they
were the guests of Mrs. Vickery's parents Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Ainslee.
Donald Davis of Old Town was in Belfast
for short visit the first of the week While
living in Belfast he was employed in the com
posing room of The Journal
Oliver Otis, a Democratic legislator. elect
from Rockland, is the original simplitied spell
ling man. He can talk as well as he can write,
which is saying a great deal, and he isn't
afraid of Patt, "Cy" Davis or any of them--
Portland Press.
Mrs. Essie P. Care has returned from New
York, where she had been for new and up-to-
date goods. She was the guest while in Bos-
ton of her sister, Miss Mary E. Pierce, who
also accompanied her to New York.
Among the new students at the L. of NJ is
E. W. Bartlett of Monroe, who is registered in
the school course in agriculture and Roland E.
Stevens, Belfast, electrical Miss Henrietta
C. Gilkey of Searsport is in the entering class
at Colby.
Miss Clarabel Marsh spent last week in Bel
fast, after having been employed during the
summer as bookkeeper for the Western Union
at Pittsfeld, Mass. She left Monday morning
for Boston, where she has accepted position
in the Office of c. F. Ames, Supt. of the West
ern Union.
Miss Florence E. Dunton left last Friday for
Madison, Wis. She spent Friday night with
Miss Edith Strout in Portland and Saturday
joined Mrs. H. H. Hilton and family for the
journey to Chicago, where she was to be Mrs.
Hilton's guest for short time before leaving
for Madison.