The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-10-31
PERSONAL.

MISS Louise, returned Friday from visit in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orman Hopkins are to leave
soon for Florida, where they will spend the
winter months.
Hon. S. W. Gould is to engage in the grocery
business in Skowhegan, and will use part of
his block under Hotel Oxford.
Mr.. aid Mrs. L. A. Coombs and son Harry
have returned from a months business and
pleasure visit in Vinalhaven.
Capt. o. F. Coombs was at his home in North
1slesboro for few days last week while his
vessel was discharging coal at Bangor
Mrs. John H. Quimby returned last Saturday
from Portland, where she had been the guest
for week of DR.. and Mrs. B. B. Foster.
Amos Lord and family, who tented in North
1slesboro during the summer, have rented the
Hodgkins house and moved in for the winter.
VIM. G. Burkett, who was called here by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Hattie A. Burkett,
returned last Monday to Whitinsville, Mass.
Mrs. J. A. Montefore of Waterville was in
Belfast last Friday on her way home from
Temple Heights, where she spent the summer,
Miss Marian Simpson, daughter of Capt. E.
B. Simpson of South Bluehill, is taking
course of training at the Waldo County hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Adrian C. Tuttle and three children
returned Saturday from visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. P A. Goodale, in Bucks.
port.
Mrs. Walter S. Arey of Hallowell arrived
last Saturday for short visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Twombly, and sister, Mrs. Mary
Norris.
The latest report from Donald S. Clark, who
is ill with typhoid fever, is very encouraging.
nourishment.
Messrs. Fred R. Poor, Amos Nichols of
Lynn. Mass, and Robert Gross left Tuesday
noon to spend week hunting in the North
ern Maine woods.
Miss Hadlock and Miss Bean of Cambridge
Mass, have closed their home there and come
to Camden to make their home with their
uncle, H. M. Bean.
Mrs. Frank O. Smith. who spent the sum-
mer and fall months at her cottage in North
port, left last Thursday for Boston, " here she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. E. S. Gorham of Bangor arrived last
Saturda y to spend the winter in Belfast and
has taken board at the Home for Aged
Women, Cedar street.
Mrs. Nellie M. Kneeland left last Monday
for her home in Somervlle Mass, after spend
ing the summer at Temple Heights and later
visiting relatives in Belfast.
West Medford, Mass, arrived recently to
spend few days in Belfast. They will visit
in Portland on their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Paul are to make their
home in Belfast this winter, moving in Mon
day from Morrill,. They will have rooms in
the Ellis house on Upper High street.
Mrs. Georgia A. Pendleton of Camden was
the guest several days last week of Postmaster
and Mrs. A. F. Carleton. She will visit in
Brooks and Monroe before returning home.
Misses L. Knowlton and Marion Franklin of
Belfast are guests of Mrs. Frank Sherer, Rock
land street. Mrs. Fred Grbbn of Montville is
also guest of Mrs. Sherer.-Rockland Cour-
ler- Gazette.
MIR. and Mrs Charles S. Pearl left Bangor,
Oct 23d for Providence, r. l., to attend the Or
dination of their son, Haraden S. Pearl, who is
assistant pastor of the Union Congregational
church in that city.
Mrs Fred G. Carter left last week TO spend
tho n,inter with her husband in Charleston &
! c.. En- route she will visit her daughters, Mrs
Inez Mcdonald in Weilesville, N. Y. and Mrs
Mary Smith in Vangrift, Pa.
A reunion of the graduates of the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary at Kent's Hill was held in
Portland last Friday afternoon aid among
those present were Mrs. Nellie Luce Cain of
Clinton and Miss Edith C. Wilson of Gardiner.
Charles D. Woods, director of the Maine Ex-
pertinent Station, represented the Methodist
church of Ofono at the anniversary exercises
last Friday evening in Old Town, The new
pastor at Orono will not arrive until Novem-
ber.
Dr. Herbert Harmon of Philadelphia is the
guest of his brother, Charles A. Harmon DR.
Harmon is graduate nurse of the Massachu
sets General Hospital and was recently gradu-
ated an NJ D. fir ON the University of Pennsyl-
vania.
Friends in this vicinity of Percy A. Camp.
bell of Somerville, Mass, formerly of Winter.
port, will be interested to learn that he sub.
mitted to serious operation of the throat last
week at the Boothby hospital in Boston and is
reported as in comfortable condition.
We recently copied item from an ex
change mentioning the death in the western
part of the State, of person who was prob.
ably the only pensioner of the war of 1872 ir
the State. We fine, however, that we have one
in this town, Mrs. Roxanna Goose, formerly Of
Stockton, now of Camden. She is 81 years OF
age and pensioner of the war on account OF
her husband, Robert Goose. who served in the
war. She was third wife and much younger
than her husband.-Camden Herald.
Miss R. P. Newell has received from the
Western Union Telegraph Co. a pension of S25
per month from Oct. l, 1912 to April l, 1918
Miss Newell has been out of her office since
last June and will remain out until spring OF
account of impaired health. having had mar
row escape from nervous prostration. During
| the winter the Office will be supplied by Miss
E. M. Sanborn, and Miss Newell is expected to
take charge again in the spring if she wishes
to do So