The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-10-03
PERSONAL.

"f' anu MRS. +. H. Pierce spent the past
week in Boston,
Miss Louise Hall left Wednesday for a short
visit in Portland.
VIM. A. Mason is spending few days in
Boston and Brockton.
Mrs. M. E. Luce of Haverhill Mass ia tho
guest Of Mrs. J. M. Fletcher.
Miss Amy P. Sholes is attending sbaw,s
Business college in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler left last satur-
DAY to visit in Boston and Brocktop.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs went to
Boston last Wednesday for a short visit
James H. Cunningham is visiting his daugb-
ire, Mrs Manson Lowe, in Dorchester. Mass.
Mr.. Alonzo J. Knowlton of North Conway
~ H. was IN Belfast last Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Whitten left last
Tuesday for short visit in Boston and v;cin.
ity.
Mrs. Frank Patterson of Portland is snend-
Ing the week with her cousin, Mrs. Charles II
Crosby.
Mrs. Chester Walker of Rockland spent the
past week in Belfast with her mother. Mrs M
A. Heath.
Miss Isabel Smalley has entered the Chen.
cry office in the Colonial building as assistant
bookkeeper
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Thompson left on
the Monday noon train for visits in Boston
and vicinity.
Charles A. Townsend, accompanied by Fred
Seavey, left Monday on a business trip to
Aroostook county,
Mrs. Frank A. Bramhall has returned home
from Portland, where she was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Stantial
Mrs. Eva Coombs Brown, who has been
clerking in the Hopkins store, is now employ
ed in ]. Fl. Howes dry goods store
Misses Ruth and Edna Curtis and Mr.. Clar-
ence Trundy spent Sunday in Frankfort with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Staples and family.
Mr.. A. Cutter Sbey of North Weafe, N. H.,
was in Belfast last Saturday to attend the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Edward Sibley
Lynwood B. Thompson was called home
from New York last Monday because of the
illness of his father, MIR. Selwyn Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Burgess, who spent
the summer at their cottage at Pitchers Pond
returned to their Church street home last Sat
urday.
DR.. and Mrs. G. P. Lombard have closed
their cottage on the North Shore, Northport,
and taken rooms with Mrs. R. Frank Peirce,
Franklin street.
Mrs. John Thompson and her daughter, Miss
Lou Thompson, returned last Sunday from
Lynn, Mass. They visited in Auburn and
Waterville en- route
Mr.. Richard H. Moody, who has been seri-
ously ill fer the PAST ten days at his home on
Court street. is gradually improving and hopes
to be out in few days.
Mrs. M. F. Peavey and Miss Evelyn M. Pea
vey will leave for Boston next SATURDAY.. to
remain there until the holiday season, when Mr..
Ralph A. Peavey will join them.
W. H. Arnold arrived last Friday from Bos-
ton with his seven passenger touring car,
Stoddard He was accompanied by John Cum
ningham, who returned to Boston Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin W. Heating entertained
Mrs. Martha Heating, DR.. and Mrs. H. E.
Knowlton, Misses Belle Heating and Ruth
Coombs and Robert Keating at Bohemia last
Sunday.
Mr. Henry Wadsworth Mariner has issued
invitations to the marriage reception of his
da lighter. Ada Augusta, and Mr.. George Lucas
Bowman on the afternoon Of Saturday Oct
18th, from to 7 o'clock, at A Congress street.
Orrin j. Dickey entertained last Sunday at
his cottage, Wildwood Lodge Temple Heights,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Clifford, Master Ralph and
Miss Doris Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ham
mons and son Bernard and Norman Littlefield.
Misses Annie L. Barr and Grace H. Hall re-
turned last Saturday from Augusta, where
they attended the sessions of the State Library
Association, Mrs. S. A. Parker and Miss Belle
Ksating substituted in the library during their
absence
At the election of class officers of the IT, of
NJ Juniors, Mark Pendeton of Islesboro was
elected vice president and a member of the
executive committee, and Albert Barnett Fer
guson of New York was made chairman of the
Junior Week committee.
al LIe ISCSHt meetings OF tne literary SOcl-
eties at Kent's Hill Seminary Lester E. Whit
tier of Searsport was elected secretary of the
Calliopean, and had the negative in the debate
on the resolve, THAT Democratic Victory in
the Next Presidential Election would be for
the Best Interests of the United States"
Edward Fletcher has gone to Wolfville, N
S., to resume his duties as director of music
and head piano teacher at Acadia seminary.
He was accompanied by his wife and two chill
dren. Mr.. Fletcher was prevented from being
present at the opening of the fall term on ac
count of Illness but granted a generous
leave of absence in which to recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Poor went to Boston yes
terday. Mrs. Poor goes to Lexington, Mass,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan,
a nd Mr.. Poor, after few days visit with Mr..
Charles E.knowlton in Rutland, Mass, will join
her and later they will go to New York city to
visit Miss Alice p. Poor.
Commander ard Mrs. VIM. V. Pratt and Mr.
Alfred johnson are expected to arrive by this
mornings boat to visit the Pennington's at
their summer home in Northport. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pratt will spend about week there for a
much needed rest after very gay season in
NeWpOrt and Mr. johnson will come To Bel