The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-10-19
NUMBER AZ
PERSONAL.

Miss Margaret Havey of Waterville was in
town last Friday calling on friends
Mrs. Herbert Seekins is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie c. Follett in Belmont, Mass.
Misses Jennie E. .and Mary Mcfarland of
Searsmont are guests of Mrs. R. F. Dunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Thomas have returned
from weeks visit with friends in Boston and
vicinity.
MIR. Amos Clement returned last Monday
from Seal Harbor, having put the Seaside Inn
in condition for winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Grorge A. Leavitt returned
last Saturday from an suto trip to Fairfield,
Augusta and vicinity.
| Mrs. Joseph Packard and children of Sears
mont were guests the past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Whitten
Harvey Dingley of Syracuse, N Y, left
yesterday after short visit with his cousin,
Mr.. Charles Bradbury.
DR.. George F. Eames of Boston is here for a
few days looking after repairs and improve
ments on his cottage at Little River
Leroy Heal returned last Friday from a
hunting trip to Stacyville, bringing a large
deer, weighing l55 pounds dressed.
Rev. D. L. Wilson left on the Tuesday noon
train for Aroostook county. He stopped that
night in Mars Hill and went from there to Fort
Fairfield.
Arthur W. and Norman Read of Portland ar
rived Monday to visit their parents, Mr. and
cunning.
Wilbur Colby, who has been having a vaca-
ton from the Central market, has returned
from Lowell, Mass, where he was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Colby.
Mrs. William Eaton of Revere, Mass, and
Mrs. J. Staples of Somerville, Mass, left ON
Saturdays boat on their way home after visit
with Mrs. Phebe Crawford
President Bragdon of the East Maine Con-
ference seminary, Bucksport, was at North
port Campground last Saturday with house
party of students for weekend outing.
Mr.. Fred V. Cottrell still remains critically
ill at his home on Congress street. Yesterday
the attending physician said he considered the
symptoms somewhat more favorable
Miss Minnie French returned Wednesday
noon from weeks hunting trip in the yicini-
ty of Lake Moxie with two deer and part
ridge. One deer is at the Central Market and
the other at the W. A. Clark store
Rev. j. E. Kealey, former pastor of st.
Francis of Assist parish, was in the city last
Friday and called on friends He came from
Bangor by auto, accompanied by Rev FIR.
Curran of Madison, en- route for Watervle
Wednesday morning from brief visit in Au-
gusta, where they were guests of Mrs. W. G..
Boothby. They enjoyed delightful ride in
the new touring car of their hostess and met
many Augusta friends.
Miss Laverne Whitten has returned from
visit in Dexter. She was also the guest of
her sister, Miss Alice E. Whitten, at the Uni
versity of Maine, and attended the Music Fes-
tva In Bangor. She returned to her duties in
the Office of Leonard & Barrows last N ndayo
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair lest on the
spend two weeks at her home in Manchester,
N. H., while Mr.. Blair will attend the JTniver-
salist General Convention, which opened in
Springfield Wednesday and closes Sunday
night. On account of the absence Of Mr. Blair
there will be no service at the Universalist
church next Sunday, but there will be a ses-
sion of the Sunday chool at noon.