The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-09-28
NUMBER 80
PERSONAL.

MRS. Henry Gray is spending two weeks in
Vinalhaven.
Mrs. Melissa Ulmer of Rockland is a guest
at the home of l. A. Conant.
Miss Clara R. Steward of Northport is the
guest of Mrs. VIM. F. schoppe.
Miss Alice Pitcher of Northport, E. SINS.
'O9 is teaching school in Knox.
Miss Beulah Rhoades of Northport is teach
ing the Frankfort grammar school.
Elmer E. Ripley has leased and will occupy
the Williston Grinnell house on Sea street,
Camden.
Olive E. Coombs of North Islesboro is a
member of the freshman class at the ITniver-
sity of Maine
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Clark, who spent the
season at their summer home in Northport.
returned to town Monday.
Mrs. F. S. Pray and daughter Marie of Bel
grade Lakes are visiting friends and relatives
In Searsport Belfast and Belmont
Mrs. D. N. Bird, who has been at her Con-
gress street home for several weeks. has gone
W SPciu lHe winter.
Miss Florence Libbey will leave tomorrow.
Friday, to enter the Mary E. Pierce school of
stenogfaphy and typewriting in Boston
Mr. and Mrs William Leavitt of Augusta
motored to Belfast for the weekend and were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Leavtt
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. H. Quimby have issued
invitations to an at home on Wednesday even
ing, October 4th, the 25th anniversary of their
marriage
Miss Carrie M. Greenlaw, who has been
spending several weeks in Lowell, Mass, ar
rived home last Friday, and resumed her duties
as bookkeeper for Whitten Bros.
Mrs. c. P. Crosby and Miss Anne C. Crosby,
VINO spent the summer at the Samoset, Rock
land, the Kineo House, Moosehead lake, and in
Belfast, are now at the Vendome, Boston.
Miss Geneva Heal, who has charge of the
Western Union Office in Waldoboro, is spending
the week at home, having exchanged with
Miss Velma Mitchell of the Belfast office.
Mrs H. c. Pease of Appleton and Miss Mil
dred Wentworth of Union were guests Satur-
day of Dr. and Mrs. A. Millett Cedar street re-
turning to their homes by the afternoon boat.
Mrs. John Billings has closed her home in
Castine and gone to New York to ION her hus-
band and remain for the winter. Capt. Bill
lngs commands the steam yacht kajeruna.
Stanley P. Warren, NJ D., of Portland, who
came to Belfast last week to read paper he.
fore the Waldo County Medical society, was
the guest while here of Dr. A. Millett, Cedar
street.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Colby of Sunset were in
Belfast yesterday. making the trip in the
Colby sloop Daybreak to bring friend here.
The writer had very acceptable reminder of
their visit
Mrs. A. A. Blair of Belfast has been in town
few days this week as guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs J. c. Bailey, Oak street. Rev Mr.. Blair
Joined her Thursday when she returned home.
old Town Enterprise.
Mrs. Perley D. Stanley and little son Sher-
win, who have been the guests of Mrs Stan.
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Leavitt
have returned to their home in Cranberry
Isles. MIR, Stanley, who made briet visit
has also returned.
Df. and Mrs Herbert T.. hnOW.tun, who
have spent several seasons at Pacific Beach,
Calf, arrived last Thursday to visit his
mother, Mrs. L. A. Knowlton. En- route they
were guests for several days of Mr. Charles E.
knowlton in Boston,
Gideon Estabrooks, who had been the guest
for two weeks of his brother, E. j. II. Esta-
brooks of Newton, Mass, at his cottage at
Swan Lake, left September Goth for his home
in Saginaw, Mich. via. Atlantic City, where he
will spend two weeks
Among the new students entered at Colby
College Ralph Alton Bramhall and Ralph
Southworth Collins of Belfast, both Coburn
Classical Institute, II, and Crawford Alvah
Treat of Stockton Springs, who prepared at
Higgins Classical Institute.
William C. Crawford of the Boston trade
school for boys has been granted a leave of
absence to visit the most prominent educa-
tional centers of the country. He will study
industrial schools and return here in time for
the opening of the trade school early in Janu-
ary.-Boston Globe.
THE CANNING SEASON