The Republican journal., 1910-12-08
PERSONAL.


from business trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Williams of Islesboro
arrived Monday for short visit in Belfast.
: Miss Cecile M. Littleield was the guest for
several days last week of Dr. Ernest S. Webber
in Hartland
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Davidson of Appleton
spent Thanksgiving with his brother Henry
in Belfast.
Mr.. Waldo l. Clement left last SATURDAY. to
spend few weeks in Florida, where he has
real estate interests.
Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Corson of Stockton
Springs visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Heywood
in Fairfield last week.
Mr.. Arthur Littlefeld of Springfield, Mass,
was the guest, December 1st, of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Littlefield.
DR.. Ernest S. Webber of Hartland came to
Belfast last week to attend the Decrow- Little
field marriage. He returned home last Mon
day.
Mr.. Frank A. Luce of Montville returned
home last Monday from few days spent at
the home Of his son, MIR. Frank B. Luce, Peach
street.
Congratulations are extended ito Rev. and
Mrs. Eugene S. Philbrook of Sanford on the
arrival, November 29th, of an eight-pound
daughter.
Mr.. Colby A. Rackliff, who is teaching in the
Parental School in West Roxbury, Mass, ar
rived Saturday to spend few days at his
home in Belfast.
Wayland Knowlton, Esq. of Belfast with his
wife and daughter were guests of F. J. Small
Esq. and wife at the house of DR.. B. F. Small,
recently.-Old Town Enterprise.
Among the men who made their letter at
Kents Hill this football season were Cyprian
Z. Bryant of searsmont, George R. Wilson and
Alfred S. Trundy of Searsport.
Basil Newell, who has been manager of the
Western Union Office at Skowhegan since July,
is singing second tenor in the choir of the
Congregationalist church there.
Mrs. Sarah Hubbard was called to Knox last
Monday by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Sarah McGray, who recently suffered
shock and has since gradually failed.
The marriage Of Walter F. Curtis Of Bucks
port and Miss Grace E. Fish of Brewer took
place at the residence of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. Henry L. Griffin, in Bangor, Novem-
ber Both.
Mrs. George W. Burkett arrived last week
from Somervile, Mass, and will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Andrew E. Clark.
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during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernes o. Norton of Thomas
ton were in Belfast for week -end visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Pillsbury and incidentally
to look up house in Belfast for their occu
pancy early in the new year.
Many people of the State are urging Warden
Norton of the Maine State Prison to withdraw
his resignation They say that he has made
such an excellent official that he ought to give
his services to the State until the end of his
term.-Portland Express.
Miss Margaret L. Keene has resigned her
position in the Office of Mathews Brothers and
left last Saturday for visit in Boston The
first of the year she will enter the employ
ment of Edward R. Estabrooks as bookkeeper
Mrs. Anna F. Page of Northport and Mrs
William Rice of Portland who were called to
Pittsfeld last week by the death of their aunt
Mrs. William K. Lancey, left Thursday after
noon for visit with Mrs. Rices daughter.
Mrs. E. W. Boyer, in Watervlle, before return
ing to their homes.
Department Senior Vice President, Mrs.
Mary R. Tarbox of Fryeburg. is receiving con-
gratulations in the honor that has come to her
through her appointment Assistant Nation
al Inspector of the Department of Maine,
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic.
At the meeting of the Colby Athletic Asso-
citation last week for the election of officers
the "slate" presented by the executive coun-
Gil was broken and new list chosen Maurice
E. Lord, '12, is president, and Renworth R.
Rogers. Senior. is member of the executive
council.
Mrs. Eta E. Savery, past treasurer of the
Department of Maine, Ladies of the G. A. R.,
has received an invitation to attend recep-
tion Of the Massachusetts, Army and Navy AS
invitation came from Mrs. Margaret Hamilton,
secretary of the Association, who is we'll known
in Swanville and Belfast
Miss Izetta Ham of Oakland was at her home
in Monroe last week for short vacation, and
called upon friends in Searsport and Belfast.
Miss Ham, who learned telegraphy in the Bel
fast Western Union office, has been for sever
al years operator for the Postal Telegraph Co.
at Oakland, and also telephone operator, the
two offices having been combined
Miss Winnifred Sanborn relieved Miss Lit
tlefeld at the Western Union office last week,
the latter enjoying weeks vacation, the first
after a hard summers work The manager,
Miss r. 7. Newell is still obliged to remain at
home much of the time owing to her mothers
feeble condition, and Miss Littlefield proves
very competent and satisfactory substitute.
1t is announced that Hon. John A. Peters
and John F. Knowlton after January 1st, next,
will be associated in the practice of law at
Ellsworth. Mr.. Knowlton, who has been clerk
of courts of Hancock county for twenty years,
anG was admitted to the bar in 1900, now en-
ters upon the active practice of law, and his
many friends in the State will be pleased to
learn that he takes up the WORK of his profess
sion under such favorable auspices.
Friends in Waterville have received an
nouncements of the marriage of John w.
Coombs, Colby, 06, the Philadelphia pitcher,
to Miss Elizabeth Russ. The wedding took