The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-09-19
PERSONAL.

Miss Florence H. Chaples has returned from
a two weeks visit in Boston,
Mrs. Clyde Pettee went to Rockland last
sunday to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Emily Alden Crosby of Bangor was a
recent guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ansel White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Black of East Belfast
are visiting relatives in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
DIR. F. L. Adams and family have returned
from an extended visit with relatives in Jones'
port
Harland Pattershall, who has been visiting
his aunt. Mrs. Fannie Foster, in Augusta for
several weeks, returned home last Saturday.
Miss Frances Wylie has returned from visit
IN Hartland, where she was the guest of Miss
Blanche Hills, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. M. s.
Hills.
Eugene P. Carver, Esq, Mrs. Carver, and
their two daughters, Frances and Lois, sailed
from Boston Tuesday in the Cunard line. La
coma for Liverpool
Frank William Mussey of Unity ard Marian
Alberta Rankin of Line colnville are members of
the entering class at Coburn Classical Insti-
tute, Waterville.
Mrs. Florence Wiband Lydiard and two
children of Roxbury, Mass, who spent the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Gay Holmes az
Citypoint, left last week for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayes of Boston spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Robert P.
Coombs. Mr.. Hayes is former Belfast boy
but has not been in this city for % years.
Miss Gertrude Coomts, who spent the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p
Coombs, has returned to Portland to resume
her studies at ST. Joseph's Convent Academy,
entering on her second year.
Miss Ida Ames returned home Monday from.
West Kennebunk. While there she made,
an auto trip to Rochester, N. H., where she
spent the day with Mrs. John Stevens former
ly Miss Annie Fleming of Belfast.
Edward Hogan has resigned his position as
clerk in D. F. Stephenson's confectionery store
and gone to Livermore Falls for visit, after
which he will attend the Shaw Commercial
college in Bangor.
Mrs. Aurilla Colcord Pote, formerly of Bel
fast but latterly of Bangor is teaching NJ elody
OF speech, reading, dramatic art and vocal and
physical culture in the Harper School of Ora
tory, Pierce Building, Copley Square, Boston.
Miss Velma Mitchell, who has been assisting
Mrs. l. NJ. Smyth in the Western Union tele-
graph office in Camden during the summer, re-
turned to her home in this city last week. She
will leave today for Franklin, Mass, to spend
two weeks vacation with friends.
John c. Pillsbury, travelling salesman for r.
R. Savage & Co., Bangor, was taken suddenly
ill last Thursday, while apparently in his usual
health, and is confined to his home on North
port avenue. He was more comfortable yes
terday and his many friends hope to soon see
him out and about.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown returned to Belfast
by last Monday mornings train to spend some
time at his home here. He is the Waldo
County member of the Republican County
Committee and during the campaign wss kept
busy at the headquarters of the committee at
Augusta.
Mrs. Phoebe Crawford, Mrs. Henry Dunbar
and Miss Edna D. Crawford left on the Satur-
day afternoon boat for Boston. Miss Edna
will enter Mt. Holyoke at South Hadley, and
her mother and Mrs Dunbar after few days
visit in Boston will go to Plymouth, Mass. to
visit Mr. and Mrs Edward F. Dunbar.
Mrs. Robert P. Coomts and Mrs. A 3. Wylie
left last Saturday for Boston, where they will
spend the week. The latter will return home
Friday, but Mrs. Coombs will visit in Provi-
dence, New Haven and New York for several
weeks. During her absence her little daugh
ter Isabel will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Coombs at the Head Of the Tide.
Miss Alice Thorndike, who learned the tee~
graph business in the Western Union office,
Belfast, and who has been manager for some
time of the Dexter office, has been in Ellis
wo rth recently for two weeks to help during
the busy season She is now at Dover Me,
where she also handles the Dexter business,
Miss Thorndike is very thorough and ex-
pert operator and her Belfas; frie nds will be
GLAD to hear of her success.
The engagement is announced of Miss Grace
Whitney Roberts of Somerville, Mass, to Mr.
Augustus Carman Knight of West Medford,
Mass. The wedding will take place Oct 26th
at Mr.. Knights home. Mr.. Knight and the
bride to be have been good friends for many
years, and Miss Roberts, although born in
Mass achusetts lived in Maine long time and
has pleasant memories of the Pine Tree State.
We expect that Belfast will be included in the
wedding tour, when bride and groom will re-
ceive in person the congratulations of Mr.
knights many friends in his native city.
MONROE.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. John Jenkins.