The Republican journal., 1910-03-17
NUMBER IL
PERSONAL.

Hon. L. c. Morse of Liberty was in the citv
yesterday.
Mrs. E. W. Pendleton of Islesboro was in
Belfast Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Wood is confined to her home
on Vine street by illness.
hlngsbury Pierce is in Waltham Mass
where he has employment
Ralph A. Bramhall has returned from short
visit with friends in Orono
Mrs Francis G. Pearson left Monday for
Boston to receive medical treatment.
Arthur H. Luce of Leominster Mass. is the
guest o.. his brother, Rev. Albert E. Luce
). Miss Vera Benson of Prospect is the ones+
OF Mrs. Manley Hartman in East Belfast.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard F. Mason returned to
Portland Tuesday from short visit in Belfast
Mr.. George E. Michaels will leave for Ros
| ton to-day. His son Silas will ACCOMPANY him
Miss Maude E. Barker has returned from q
VISIT of several weeks with relatives in Bangor
Capt Albert Mazrell will leave Monday for
New York to join his schooner, the n. F. Aver.
guest the past week of Miss Myra C. Duffie;
Charles street
Mrs. Vesta E. and Miss Inez L. Barker re-
turned Monday night from an extended visit in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Ezra Carpenter and Mrs. Wilbur Bar
ker of Brooks were in Belfast to attend the
Langendorff concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Pierce returned Saturday
night from few weeks visit in Chicago an6
are at their home on High street.
Mr.. Collins McCarty, who has occupied the
Benson house on Spring street the past sea-
son, has moved to Temple Heights.
Mrs. II. j. Chaples spent Sunday with her
daughter, Miss Florence, who is ATTENDING,
Shaw's Business college in Portland.
George Langill and Harry Coombs are in
Boston for short visit, guests of Lerov
Macomber, who has employment there.
William R. Clifford, who has employment
with the New York Telephone Company, ar
rived Monday to spend the week with relatives
in this city.
The Deer Isle Messenger reports that Capt,
E. H. and Miller Colby have gone down the
bay on fishing trip in their sloop, the Day
break.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Owen went to Boston
Tuesday. Mr.. Owen will combine business
with pleasure and buy spring goods for his
clothing store.
Miss Carrie M. Greenlaw is spending short
vacation in Boston and Miss Isabel CHM is
/ nbSti it,1ti b,o
ers during her absence.
Mr.. John Morey and MIR. Daniel Nichols of
Newport We're in Belfast last week with q
view to locating here. Mr.. Nichols recently
sold his farm in Aroostook county
Miss Laverne Written. who has been visit
ing her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank L. Whit
ten, returned last Tuesday to her studies at
the Eastern State Normal School in astine.
orrin j. Dickey will go to Thomaston to.
morrow, Friday, to attend the Watts illustrat.
ed lecture on Trip to Washington While
there he will be the guest of Percy " Moody
Cyrus Hubbard who drives ten-cent team
in this city, has never been out Of the State,
and the fartherest he has been from home was
on a ujp to Bangor by boat, He has never
travelled by rail.
Miss Frances A. Sargent, who is teaching in
Columbia Falls, has been spending few days
with Miss BeuIah F. Philbrook in Brewer and
will spend the rest Of her vacation at her home
on Cedar street
Miss Cecil Littlefeld has been in caarge OF
the Western Union Office for mos # the time
during two weeks while the manager Miss r.
7. Newell, has been obliged to remain at home
on account of illness in her family.
Chester f. Perkins and family, who have
been occupying DR.. Elmer Small's house dur
ing the winter, went to Northport last Tues
day and Mr. Perkins has opened his store for
the season. DR.. Small has moved back To his
home.
Mr.. G. W. c, Drexel and family ard Mr. l.
l.. Biddle are spending the month Of March in
the south Belfast friends have yeceiy ed cards
from them at Magnolia Springs Fla. where
they were staying for few days before going
further south.
Mrs. Albert 7. Gay and young son Elwood
will leave early in May for the formers old
home in Michigan, for visit OF several weeks
They will also visit in Wisconsin and other.
places in the west before their return. which
will be sometime in. August.
Horace Chenery came from Boston last week
to enjoy the ice boating on Tildens Pond and
while at his camp there was taken Ill and
threatened with pneumonia. Prompt medical
attendance brought relief and he was able to
come to the city Monday and cast his vote. He
went to Boston on the train Tuesday.
Zone OF the most active men for his age in
this city is Frank Bowen, VINO lives on Con-
gress street and who has been engaged in the
trucking business here for 50 years, says the
Belfast correspondent of the Bangor CONNER
cial, "Mr. Bowen is II years of age and never
misses day on his truck team. Twenty years
of that time Mr.. Bowen has driven one horse,
which is yet in active service, and in all those
years has never eaten breakfast or supper out
side of his own STALL During his long life, Mr..
Bowen has never been outside of the State of
Maine and has made but one visit to another
city, Portland, during his lifetime
A LOSS TO LAWRENCE.