The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-09
PERSON AL.

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Pigeon Cove. Mass
Miss Ethel Rogers returned Monday from a
visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. D. j. Conneen of Boston arrived Satur.
day to visit Mrs. Bernes o. Norton.
Mrs. Charles H. Brier and daughter Helen
left Saturday for visit in Providence. R. l.
Miss Lana Pendleton of Nor wood, Mass, has
been the guest of Miss Edith B. Ash.-Rock-
land Opinion.
MIR. and Mrs. John A. Fogg went to Lewis
ton Monday for a weeks vacation and to at
tend the fair.
Miss Amy L. Wilson returned yesterday
from . visit with relatives in Somerviile and
Westboro. Mass.
Mr. and MIS-. Charles K. Tilden and Mrs. C.
W. Tilden of Hallowell motofed to Belfast
Sunday for visit at Capt. Geo. T. Osborne's.
Mrs. Lillian Garcelon of Lewiston, who had
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Tuttle for
a few weeks, has gone to Bingham for visit.
Misses E. Frances Wyllie and Lucy L. Neal
ley will leave today to resume their studies at
the st. Joseph Convent-Academy in Portland.
Miss Katherine E. Brier and millner, Miss
Mildred Sanborn, left last week for Boston
and New York to attend the millinery OPEN
ings.
Miss Lucy H. Tapley, president of Spellman
Seminary, Atlanta, Ga, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Wasson, last week.-Bucksport
Times
D. J. Dickens of Camden has gone to Los
Angeles, Calf, to attend the National Con-
vention of Postal Clerks as delegate from
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Smyth left by boat for
Boston last Tuesday afternoon after spending
the season at their summer home on North
port avenue.
Miss Avis M. Morrison returned Monday to
her duties in the Springfield, Mass. public
library after a few weeks visit with Belfast
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Dingwell of Boston and
Mrs. R. J. Anderson of Chapne. Canada, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S, Morey the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Herinton have returned
to their home in Forest Hills Mass, after
spending few weeks with their parents and
friends in Camden and Lincolnville.
Charles M. Howes of Liberty and his broth
er Chester Howes of North Carolina, were in
Belfast Monday on their way to Liberty after
visits in Marlboro, Deer Isle and Bar Harbor
Alonzo Shute returned to Hartford. Conn.,,
Sunday after visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph D. Shute. He. was accompanied by
his brother Donald, who will visit in Hartford
and Boston.
Lewis A. and Eugene E. sons of Mr.. and
Mrs, Lewis F. Cannon, went to Waterville
Monday with their parents in their touring
car They are to take course at the Coburn
Classical Institute.
Miss Lillian Roberts of Northfeld, VT, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs Walter H. Rich
ards. Miss Roberts is the daughter of Mr., and
Mrs j. E. Roberts, the latter formerly Miss
Emma Wise of this city.
Miss Alice E. and Martha E., daughters of
today, Thursday, for Portland, the former to
continue her studies and the latter to enter St.
Joseph ConventAcademy.
Mrs. Charles Brio kley. who has been spend
ing the summer with her mother, Mrs John
Ward, Waldo avenue, left Friday nights
boat for Roxbury, Mass, to join her husband,
who has employment there.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Wescott and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Parker left Saturday in the Parker
car for visits at Crescent Beach, Pemaquid
and with Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Bradbury in
East Boothbay. returning Monday night Car
roll S. Parker was the guest of Rockland re-
latives during their absence.
Walter Brackett. the Boston artist. has just
finished his annual fishing trip to his camp on
the Marguerite River, near TadOusac, Canada.
Mr. Brackett, who is ninety two years old, has
not missed his annual trip in more than sixty
years. He owns the right fork of the Marquee
rite, and the Marguerite Fishing Club owns the
left fork.-Boston Transcript
C. H. Winter of FELTON,, Santa Cruz county,
California, is visiting his boyhood friend, DR..
], H. Lombard of this town. Mr.. Winter is
native of West Bath and has lived in California
for fifty years. He Is veteran Of the Civil
war, having served in the 11th Maine. Mr.
Winter says the weather here cannot compare
with what they have on the Pacific coast
Brunswick Record.
Mr., Il. II. Cunnin& &nam, VINO spent Lne sum-
mer at the Sea View Hotel, Rye Beach, N. H.,
says in personal note: There are two large
rocking chairs on the porch which were made
in the Maine State prison over sixty years
ago. They are solid and will last for many
years to come. am still on crutches. but ex.
pect to discard them soon."
Among the automobile parties in Bangor
last Friday were Mrs. Frederick c. Crosby of
Boston, Miss Louise Hazeltine of Belfast, and
William b. Schiller. Jr., and Fred e. Schiller
of Pittsburgh, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph C.
johnson of Washington. D. c., and Mrs.
Hinchman of Detroit. Mich; Miss Emily J.
Ross and Miss Lucy T. Ross of Searsport, W.
A, Mason and Roy Ellingwood of Belfast
| The closing day of the Central Maine Fair
at Waterville, Sept. Sd was Old Folks Day,
large number of aged persons accepting the
hospitality of the fair association. Silver low
ing cups were awarded to the oldest persons
present. Mrs. Lucy Hitler of Waterville,
aged Sc. was the oldest woman, and W. M.
Murray of Freedom, "a, the oldest man. The
Oldest married couple present were Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Mitchell of Troy, aged 78 and 76,
respectively. The couple longest married
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Chapman of