The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-11-02
NUMBER A
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Auspland spent Sunday
in Rockland.
/. Miss Annie B. Dyer went to Boston yester-
day for short visit
/ NJ. S. Stiles of jackson was in this city YES
terday on busines.
Mrs. May Pendleton Randlett of Dark Har-
( Dor was in Belfast Thursday
/ Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Alen of Rockland called
on friends in Belfast yesterday.
& Selwyn Thompson returned home last Satur-
day from ten days business trip to New York
/ Miss Grace Mitchell spent few days at
Citypoint last week. the guest of MIS- E. F.
Lane.
/ Perley Tibbetts spent Thursday and Friday
in Unity, the guest of his uncle, Mr Wilbur
Lowell.
DR.. D. P. Flanders and Miss Anne l. Barr
returned Monday from visits in Boston and
New York.
Thomas L. Flynn OF East Boston was the
guest last Monday and Tuesday Of Miss Char
lotte Carter.
/ Miss Marian Wells left yesterday for Boston
to resume her studies OF voice culture under
the instruction of Mrs. Wilbur Hascal
Mrs. Judith Wyman returned to her home
in Everett, Mass, last Monday after spending
the summer at Point Comfort, Islesboro,
I Mr. and Mrs. James H. james and John San
born closed their cottage on the east side Mon
day and returned to the city for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs S. Ve,rill jones have returned
from Boston. where hey were married Octo-
Der Goth Mrs, Jones was formerly Mrs Carrie
|. Rich of this city.
Rev. M. S. Hill left Tuesday to attend the
ltinerant Institute of the East Maine Metho-
dist Conference in Brewer. Mr.. Hill is a
member of the examining board.
Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth underwent q
major and critical operation at DR. Tapley's
hospital October 18th, which was very success
full and the patient is gradually gaining
Mrs. f. D. Elms returned last Friday from
visits in Hazelton, Penn, Newark, n. j., New
York city and Lowell and kingsboro, Mass. Her
son Tracy returned with her after spending a
few days in Lowell, Mass
DR.. Elmer Small. the attending physician in
Mr.. Fred v Cottrell's typhoid case reports his
patient rapidly and satisfactorily gaining. This
Will be good news to many who have been
anxiously inquiring as to the patients con-
dition.
. Mrs. Bertha H. Smyth of New York is the
guest of her father, Mr.. Arnold Harris. Mrs.
EmlIV HyamS who has ,,-;-b -
for some time, will go to New York for short
visit. Mr.. Harris will remain in Belfast this
winter
Mrs. VIM. +. Roix, who was taken To MIR
Dexter Clements at the time of the fire in the
}. NJ. Fletcher house, Main street, and received
kindly care for the past three months. has
taken rooms at Mr. Gerald W Howara's. No. 9
Congress street.
Joseph b. Pendleton. manager Of the New
York store of Wright 4 Ditson, is pretty busy
this fall with foot ball games. He has been
selected as one of the officials in the Harvard
Princeton, Harvard Yale, Michigan ean and
Penn. Cornell games
Mr.. James A. Gammans, who has been seri-
ousiy i'll with typhoid fever in New York. Is
daily expected at his home in this city He
will be accompanied by Walter Bragdon of
New York, formerly of the city National Bank
Of Belfast. They are spending a few days in
Boston en- route
DR., and Mrs. George w. Stoddard will leave
November 18th for an extended pleasure trip,
including visits in Boston, Philadelphia, Wash
ington, D. c., and interesting points in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard ". Whitten " i'll occupy
the Stoddard house during their absence.
Winfield S. Pendleton Jr, Dr. Judson Fendle-
ton, Bowdoin Pendleton and Lester Pendleton
sons of the late. Capt. Winfield S. Pendleton
were in Belfast last Thursday. They were
accompanied by Edward S and Fields ). PEN
dleton and others who came to attend the
funeral. They left on the afternoon train.
Miss Martha NJ Pendleton was called to Bos-
ton last Saturday by the serious illness with
pneumonia of her brother. James ". Pendle-
ton. The latest advices to the family here are
very favorable. Mr.. Pendleton has been in ill
health for some time. He was a recent guest
of his father. Mr.. }. Watson Pendletou. Allyn
street.