The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-09
PERSONAL.

visit with friends in Boston,
Mrs. Essie p Carle will return today from
business trip to Boston,
Miss Ella Hayes went to Bangor last week
to visit Rev. and Mrs J. W. Hatch
! Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Parker left last Saturday
for short visit in Boston and vicinity
Mr.. F. E. Elkins and family left last Monday
to spend the winter in Saint Cloud, Florida.
Mrs. Harriet A. Bray left last Thursday for
few weeks visit in Boston and Cambridge
DR.. L. W. Hammons is spending the week at
Quantabacook pond, the guest of Allie c. Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Augustus Parker have re-
turned from Boston, where they had been visit
ing friends.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith of Bangor arrived last
Monday for few days hunting with friends
in this city.
sMr. and Mrs. Marion E. Brown are receiving
congratulations on the arrival of son last
Sunday night.
/ William R. Marshall of Boston, who was
making business trip east, spent few days
in Belfast last week.
Mrs. Lettie Moore of Vinalhaven has been
the guest the past week of Mrs. Leroy A.
Coombs, High street.
Miss Annie V. Field and her brother, Ben
! D. Field, left last Monday on business and
pleasure trip to Boston.
Miss Grace Hayes, chief operator of the
Waldo Telephone Co., spent last Sunday with
relatives in Dark Harbor
Mrs. George Mixer and Miss Marjorie Coombs
have been spending week in Boston and
Portland.-Camden Herald.
Mrs. Ellen L. shorey of Citypoint went to
Augusta last week for visit with her son, Mr..
Theodore Shorey. and family.
Misses Ethel Rogers and Elizabeth Chamber
lain have returned from ten days visit with
relatives in Bangor and vicinity.
Messrs. Irving L. Perry and Robert Gross
left last Monday afternoon for hunting trip
in the vicinity of Haynesville
Mrs. Charles F. Hammons, daughter Clara
and son Eugene, left last Saturday to visit rel
atives in Boston and New York
Miss Marian Knowlton is the guest of her
uncle, Mr.. Charles H. Crosby, and will return
to her home in amden next Saturday
Mrs. A. A. Small went to Bangor yesterday,
and will visit her son, Houston Small, at the
University of Maine before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. Orman A. Hopkins are to leave
soon for Port Orange, Fla, where they built
cottage last year, and will spend the winter
there
Mrs. Susan C. Carter and Miss Charlotte W
Colburn left last Monday to spend the week
with Rev. and Mrs. Harry Lutz in Newton.
Mass.
Miss Geneva P. Heald has returned home
from Waldoboro where she had charge of the
Western Union telegraph office during the
summer.
Miss j. H. Riley has returned from North
Leeds and the Rangeley Lakes, where she
spent the summer, to her winter home in Ais
ton, Mass.
Mr. G. W. Card of Louisville, Kentucky
was the weekend guest of his sister, Mrs. X.
B. Craig. He was on his way to visit relatives
in Nova Scotia
F. E. Cottrell of Rockland was here last
week to see his brother Fred W. Cottrell, who
has been seriously ill, but is now on the road
to recovery.
Orrin j. Dickey returned last Tuesday from
few days visit in Boston. He spent Sunday
with kenney A. Burgess and Frank B. Hazel
tine in Exeter N. H.
Mr. Frank B. Knowton, Mrs. S. R. Locke
md lice 7 lof+
last Monday mornings train. Miss Knowlton
is going to California to spend the winter.
MIR. and Mrs Raymond r. Sherman return
ed last Sunday from sojourn at Swan Lake
and are at their home with the groom's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman, Church
street.
Bernes o. Norton is moving from the Eu-
gene R. Conner house to the Jones house on
Union street. Mr.. and Mrs. Conner, who have
been at their summer home, Bayside, will return
to their Miller street home.
Walter H. Richards and family, who have
been occupying the Jones house Union
street, have taken rooms with Mrs j. M.
Fletcher. Miss Ethel Wise, Mrs Richards
sister. will room with them.
Miss Mary A. Bickford left last Thursday to
visit her nephew in Watervle and her brother
in Bosto n, en- route for Brooklyn, N. Y, where
she will spend the winter with her niece and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harvey Self
Harold S. Mckeen arrived home last Friday
from Waterville, where he has been i'll for
some time from injuries sustained in Coburn,
athletics. He is gaining rapidly and expects
to return next week to his studies with Coiurn
1912
Tom Randall arrived home last Saturday
from Wolf Point, Montana, where he had been
the guest for several months of his uncle Mr.
John B. Randall, and left Monday for Farming
ton, where he has employment in the clothing
house of McLeary & Voter
Writing to his family from Charleston, S. c.,
Belfast sea captain gives an interesting ac-
count of the dredging of Charleston harbor,
and speaks of having an ancror belonging
to the old battleshp Merrimac which had been
brought up by the dredgers. the metal of
which is in fairly good condition.
Last Saturday was the sOth birthday of Mrs.
Electa P. Stone, and while there was no for
NAL obser vance many friends called at the