The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-10-02
NUMBER 40
PERSONAL.

Miss Mille Mitchell will leave today, Thurs.
day. for visit in Lynn, Mass.
Messrs. B. o. and C. B. Norton went to Bos-
ton Tuesday on short business trip.
Arthur Whitney has returned home from
Seal Harbor, where he has been employed
Charles F. Swift, accompanied by s. G.
Swift. left last Monday for pleasure trip to
South Dakota
Mrs. Sadie Clark returned Wednesday morn
ing from three weeks visit in Boston and
Brockton. Mass
Mrs. Arthur Ritchie went to Lewiston last
Monday for few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. NJ. Skiings
Mrs. Adella M Limeburner has returned
from visits with friends in Bluehill, Sedge-
wick and Brooksville.
Miss Helen Miller of Waldoboro is cashier
at the Waldo Telephone Company's Office and
is boarding at M. L. Mitchelps
Mrs Edwin Hatch and Mrs Arthur Nc
lntire have returned from weeks visit with
Eugene Cook in Richmond Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. French have closed the
Sears port House after most successful sea-
son al returned to their home in Winterport.
Mrs Lydia Bridgham and daughter Gladys
returned Monday to their home ir Somerville,
Mass, after visits with relatives in Waldo
and Belfast.
Mrs. Albert S. Hall Jr., ard little son Leslie
of Camden, who have been visiting Mrs Halls
mother, Mrs. Thomas Cannon, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce will leave today Thurs
day, to spend six weeks in Athens, Penn and
will visit her daughter. Miss Mary E. Pierce, in
Boston, en- route
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Luce went to Brock
tor, Mass, Tuesday to attend the fair Mr.
Luce is having two weeks vacation from his
duties in the postoffce.
Josiah W. Taylor of Augusta State Inspect
of High schools. spent Monday in Belfast
and Brooks. He was the guest of Principal
and Mrs. C. W. Proctor, while in Belfast
Mrs. Ralph Emery and daughter Miss Mar
garet Cahill who have been at the Emery
homestead for several weeks, have left in
their car for their home in Kalamazoo, Mich
Hon. James P. Taliaferro, his son-in-aw
Edward Lane of jacksonville, Fla and DR.. E.
D. Tapley left last Saturday for two weeks
hunting trip IN Northern Maine with head
quarters at Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wal
den, Mrs. Ada L.Wildes and Mrs Carrie Little
field were entertained last Sunday by Miss
Harriet Clements at her camp at Afford lake
Hope.
Rev. and Mrs. ". F. Sturtevant. Mrs. Charles
E. Rhoades Mrs. VIII Stevens, Miss Maude L
Mathews. Miss Grace H. Hayes, Miss Frances
Sargent, Miss Lou Smalley ard Miss Della
knowlton of the Belfast Baptist church vent
to Bangor Tuesday to attend the Baptist State
Convention.
Ralph C. johnson and daughter Ma5ef of
Washington, D. c.. who with Mrs. Jgaus1n
nave just returned from very s,.lszl}e
summer abroad, arrived by last Sunday N 5rn-
ings boat. MIR. Johnson left by Monday af-
ternoon's boat but Miss johnson remained for
visits with Mrs. Louis Pennington and Miss
Anne c. Crosby
The journal had a pleasant cali last Monday
from Franklin F. Phillips, Esq, of Boston. who
recently retur- Cd from d trip ahrgau and
whose interesting notes on Ills travels Over
Seas are now appearing If he Journa. }lr.
Phillips was just from No:tvIle where he
had attended the Prescott reunion and TIE
Dale meeting, Of which report wi.I he gwen
ia The ICurna later.
Mir. and Mrs. Virgil /. Hal an }r. ana Girs.
Maine nj Is rftu .s.-.t t. Or 10
an eightd day Wedding tri I'D Ar, E-z. -,e=d-
well car, during WMtA .hey Travelled eyer
1,000 miles. They went to Montreal Wa she
White Mountains anG returned VIA lhe -'-eeH
Mountains, Lake ChampisiD and Sllss-elu-
setts They had fine weather .aS touig tue
scenery wonderful. Mir. and Mrs. Ills WI
leave today for Bangor. ana Mrs. His will
accompany her husband On q TIL u severa
weeks, which VIII include Washington aud
Aroostook counties.
: Mr.. W S Spaulding of PittstieId was given
a s o'clock dinner Sept. 24th in honor Of the
anniversary of his birth. The affair vas ar
ranged by Mrs. Spaulding and was successfully
carried out a surprise To MIR, ;. HIS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Spaulding, ana a lew friends
were guests pleasant feature Of the occa-
sion was the announcement by Mis. SpauIding
of the engagement of their eldest daughter,
Miss Jessie Spauldlng, and Raleigh NhtIsr.
Miss Spaulding is one Of Plttsneid most
popular and well known young ladies' She
was graduated at NJ. {. L. class oI o. and at
the present time is employed at the local
telephone exchange as chief operator Mr..
Whittier is the son of Mr. and Mrs M.
Whittier who recently moved 10 Plttsheld
from Searsport. He is graduate of kents
Hill seminary During his residence IN Pitts
field he has made many trlends and has the
highest respect of all who know him. Tie
holds the positl clerk at the ftrstield
Drulr store