The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-09-11
NUMBER 81
PERSONAL.

Mrs. L. A. Coombs is visiting relatives in
Vinalhaven.
Edward P. Craig of Washington D. c.,
visiting Belfast relatives.
Misses Irene c. and Flora L. Marks spent
the weekend in Frankfort
Robert Haylett of Milwaukee, Wis. is visit.
ing friends at the Battery.
Mrs. T. E. Williams of Aurora, Neb is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Kelley.
Mrs. Annabel Underwood is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. E. H. Colby, in Sunset.
Mrs. George Harcourt was & recent guest Of
Miss Marian Wadswortl in Camden
Dana B. Southworth will leave Saturday to
resume his studies at Hebron Academy.
Miss Leverne Whitten went to Old Town
last week to visit Rev. and Mrs A. E. Luce
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford D. Wilband of West
hennebunk are spending the week in Belfast
Miss Ruth Macomber returned last Saturday
from visit in Bangor with Mrs. James A.
Dunning
The friends of Mrs. W. A. Nichols are glad
to greet her on the street again after her seri-
Gus illness.
Mrs. E. f. Estabrooks and Mrs Robert P,
Coonbs returned Tuesday from short visit
in Boston.
Prof John Orth of Boston arrived Thursday
and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs E. S Pitcher
at the Battery.
Miss Edna Harvey of Dorchester, Mass, ar
rived Saturday for weeks stay with Mrs.
John c. Pillsbury.
lions Advocate of Sept 10th, reports Rev.
A. I, Ringold of Brockton, seriously i'll with
cerebral hemorrhage
Mrs. B. F. Wells and Mrs. F. G. Spinney
will leave today Thursday, for New York for
fall and winter millinery
MIR. c. H. scribner of Old Town has moved
to Belfast and taken rent in the G. W Frisbee
house on Congress street.
Miss Grace Atkinson of Danbury. Conn was
IN Belfast the first of the week en- route to her
former home in Montvile.
Mrs L. M. Brigham and daughter Gladys
Ruth of Somerville. Mass, are visiting rela-
tives in Belfast and Waldo
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. hutchins of Port
land returned home Monday after brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs A s. Heal.
Mrs. Emma A. Lucas Of Mansfield Mass,
who has been visiting her brother. r. T. Ran
kin, returned home last Friday
Miss Avis NJ. Morrison will leave by next
Sundays boat to resume her position in the
Spring field, Mass, Public Library.
Mrs. H. H. Hilton and family, who have
been spending the summer at the Battery,
will leave to-day, Thursday for their home in
Chicago.
Miss Lillian c. Spinney, who has been the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Albert E. Luce in Old
Town, has returned to Dexter to RESUME her
teaching work.
Miss Louise knowlton has returned from
trip to Atlantic City. where she went with
party Of Waterbury, Conn, friends WHOM she
has been visiting.
Mrs. W. W. Sleeper, daughter Helen and her
guest, Miss Iris Evans, left Tuesday for their
home in Wellesley, Mass, after spending the
summer at the Battery.
Misses Gertrude Coombs and Frances Wyl;e
viii return to Portland this week t. resume
their studies at ST. Joseph's Convent cadeuy.
after spending the vacation 4jth their parents.
Mrs c. Chapman Pineo lett by lioa54. noon :
train for Boston to meet Mr. FIueo oa his arri-
val there from Porto Rico. They VIII make
brief visit in Boston before eomiue to Belfast
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Paul ot Att,eb ro,
Mass, who came to Belfas, - attend the fi-
neral of Mr.. John c. PitIsbury. were guests
while here of their aunt, Mrs. -. Il. Mathews.
Mrs. f. L. Burgn of Belfast. formerly OF
Bangor, and her son Norman, are spending
few days in Bangor at the home Of Mrs Bur
gins parents, Mir. and Mrs John Shaw, Il
Woodbury. street
Miss Marjor Sh2~ mas returned to Sim
mons college to resume her course IN Do
mesuc Science after spending the summer
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. Shaw. i'll Court street
Rev. David Bracket has Just closed very
pleasant pastolate with the North Montviile
church ard returned to his home in Belfast,
and will be glad to meet his many friends at
his home on swan Lake avenue.
/ Miss Gladys Pitcher left Tuesday for Chel-
sea, Mass, where she will teach for few
weeks in the music department Of the High
School while arrangements are perfected for
substitute for her former position.
Miss Irene c. Marks resigned her position in
the Waldo County Registry of Deeds to take
the position Of book-keeper in the City Ma
tional Bank. Mrs. Louise Royal of Ellsworth
succeeded Miss Marks in the Registry office,
last Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs Elmer Bird end Mr and Mrs.
Raymond Bird and children of Rockland called
on relatives in Belfast last Saturday Mrs.
Ray mond Bird and children remained here and
are guests of her parents. MIR. and Mrs Rob
ert Skay.
Mrs. Charles Haycock and children, Eliza
BETH Frank and William, have returned to
their home in Chamcook N B.. after spend
ing several weeks in the Brown cottage on the
harbor front. Mr.. Haycock spent portion
of the time here with his family and returned
home several days ago.
LITTLEFIELD INMAN. Saturday evening
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