The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-03-03
PERSONAL.


Marion +. Brown attended the Shriner's ball
in Lewiston last week.
Miss Ada Mariner returned last week from
visit with friends in New York.
Carroll Carter, who has been in Boston for
some time, arrived home last Tuesday.
Miss Flora A. Colby of Boston was the guest
OF relatives in Belfast few days last week.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, is the Democratic
candidate for alderman in ward /, Augusta.
Mrs. Oscar F. Chamberlain of Waltham, Mass.
arrived Monday for short visit with relatives
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten returned Friday
from visit with relatives in Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. John Burleigh of South Berwick is the
guest of Mrs. E. J. Morrison for few DAYS this
week..
Mrs. w. J. Hazeltine of Dexter is the guest
OF her son, Willis Hazeltine, on Northport.
Avenue
Miss Katherine E. Brier has been engaged
as contralto soloist by the Belfast Methodist
church.
Mrs. Trueworthy of Unity was in Newport
February 22nd, the guest of her sister. Miss
Phyllis Benson.
Prof. George W. Winslow of Westfeld, Mass.
arrived last Tuesday to visit his mother. Mrs.
G. G. Winslow.
Miss Mildred Lord, who has been in Belfast
for several months, left Tuesday for her home
in Brooksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross L. Stevens of Portland are
the guests of Mrs. Stevens parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis X. Ryder.
Mrs. Clara D. Gilmore returned last FRIDAY
from visit with her daughter, Mrs. Annie G.
Newton, in Boston,
Carle S. Cole, U. S. A. is on a furlough of II
days from Fort Hancock, N. j., and is the guest
of his mother in this city.
Mrs. Ellen Gay of the Head of the Tide spent
the past week with Mrs. A. s. Daniels in the
Cooper home on High street.
Misses Hattie M. Black and Eva B. Green
law went to Boston last Tuesday to attend the
spring openings and buy goods
Mrs: Edward Swasey of Bucksport is in
town for visit in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
N. .Swasey.-Pittsfeld Advertiser.
Mrs. E. W. Heath of Waterville, who had
been the guest for several days of Mrs, Amos
Clement. returned home last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. G. Loring Field entertained
family dinner party at their cottage, Penobscot
Lodge, on the harbor front last Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas E. Hale and lite daughter,
Louise E.,of Castine, arrived last week to spend
few days with Mrs. Frank A. Schubert.
Mr.. George E. White will spend the next
two weeks with his brother in Niagara Falls.
and with his son, Emery F. White, in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis ]. Carleton of Winter
port returned to their home Monday after a
short visit with Sheriff and Mrs. Amos F. Carle-
ton.
Captain Ralph W. Pattershall has resigned
as yardmaster of the Coe-Mortimer company
and will leave today for New York to take
command of schooner NJ " B. Chase.
Mrs. F. G. Spinney attended the Shriner's
ball in Lewiston February 23rd, made short
visit in Portland and left Saturday morning to
attend the millinery openings in Boston.
Miss Essie Sanborn, manager of the Western
Union telegraph office in Bath, is in Boston for
short visit and her sister Miss Winnifred, is
III charge of the office during her absence
Frank N. Lord is in Boston this week buy
ing goods and to secure if possible competent
milliner to take charge of that department and
carry on the business at Lords, The Fashion
as heretofore.
Mrs H. B. Cunningham and son. Henry B
left this morning for Boston, where Mrs. Cum
ningham will attend the spring openings. Later
they will both visit relatives in Natck, Mass.
and return home March 18TH
Edmund P. Brown of Bangor, who has been
critically ill with pneumonia in the Russell
Hospital in Brewer, is now out of danger and
will soon come to Belfast to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth, who have
been visiting in Boston and vicinity, returned
home last Tuesday. Their little daughters, Alice
E. and Martha E., accompanied by Miss Edith
NJ Southworth, went to Burnham to meet
them.
Mr.. James H. Howes went to Lewiston
February 23d to attend the Shriner's ball. His
daughter, Miss Frances Howes, who was the
guest of Miss Marian Washburn of Lewiston
several days the past week, returned with her
father Saturday morning.
Mrs. ]. N. Stewart observed her S4th birth
day at her home on Main street February 23rd.
She was the recipient Of many remembrances
and the congratulations included cabegram
from her daughter, Mrs. Eta E. Mitchell who
is spending the winter in Paris.
Miss Florence Brown, who has been for the
past three years employed in the office of the
New England Telephone Company in this city,
has resigned to accept a position as assistant
bookkeeperin in the Office of Leonard & Barrows'
shoe factory. Miss Browns conscientious work
and obliging disposition have made her favor
ite with the patrons of the Telephone Com
pany, by whom she will be greatly missed.
Miss Helen Brown of Belfast, who has ap-
peared in public at several recitals during the
winter at the School of Expression, in Boston,
was featured again on Saturday. February 18th,
in an arrangement from Frances Hodgson Bur-
nett's "a Little Princess" portraying the story
of Sara's Birthday and The Magic Miss Brown
was most successful in her Interpretation of the
story and won enthusiastic applause from the