The Republican journal., 1911-12-21
PERSONAL.

Miss Frances A. Sargent left last Saturday
to visit relatives in Portland.
MRS. H. Z. Pitcher left last Monday to spend
the holidays with her son, Ralph L., in Caribou.
Miss Isabel M. Smalley left last Saturday to
visit her sister,, Mrs Eugene S. Philbrook, in
Sanford
raul H. Smith is at home from Bates College
to spend Christmas with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E L. Smith.
Mrs. George Speed of Owls Head is the
guest for the holidays of Mrs Fred N. saverv
in East Belfast
Mrs. Mary L. Clements left Monday for
visits in Lynn. Mass, Jersey City, N. J., and
later in Middletown, Conn.
Miss Marjorie Coombs, who has been snend.
! ing several weeks in Portland, is at G. A.
Mixers in Camden for the holidays.
MISS Edith c. Wilson arrived from Gardiner
last Monday to spend the Christmas vacation
with relatives in Belfast and Searsmont
MISS Leonia Achorn, who is teaching in
Luoec, arrived last Friday to spend the holi
days with relatives in Belfast and Morrill,
Mrs Alice Miller and daughter, Georgia ",
OF Center Lincolnville have gone to Sonora.
California, where they will spend the winter
Mr. and Mrs. M. o. Wilson of Searsmont
called on Belfast relatives Monday on their
way to attend the meeting of the State grange
| in Lewiston.
Mrs. George R. Williamson, who has been
~ Miller street for some time, has taken
rooms at The Colonial, High street. and moved
there last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McKechnie of Foxcroft
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bell of Garland were
recent visitors in Burnham, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. McKechnie.
Ralph Sholes. Charles Getchell and Rodney
Burgin left on the boat last Thursday night for
Haverhill, Mass, where they expect to get
wbrk in a shoe factory
MISS hatnleen A. Morris, student at Shaw's
Business College in Bangor, arrived last Satur-
day to spend few weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Morris.
Misses Florence and Ruth Kimball have gone
to Boston to pass the Christmas holidays and
will visit their sister. Mrs. Gay Holmes, in
Roxbury and relatives in Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred " Cottrell left yesterday
for Boston, where they will remain until the
middle of next summer. Mr.. Cottrell is rapid
ly recovering from his severe illness.
Miss Annie L. Farnsworth and Miss Blanche
E. Foster, teachers in the Brick school, East
Belfast, have gone to their respective homes in
lslesboro and Burnham for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Shaw left last Satur
day for Worcester, Mass, where thew will
spend week and then go to New York for a
week, and from there to Miami, Florida, for
the remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Wallace r. Tarbox of Fryeburg. De-
partment President of the Ladies' Circle of
Maine, G. A. R., and Mrs. Mary Clifford of Au-
gusta, Department Inspector left last Thurs
day for Vinalhaven to inspect Lafayette Car
yer Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R.
DR.. and Mrs. George W. Stoddard arrived at
Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. 8th after verv
pleasant trip, including a short stop at the
Grand Canyon. They will return to Belfast
about the first of May, when DR. Stoddard ex-
poets to resume his dental practice at his resi-
dence on Primrose Hill.
Prof. and Mrs. George W. Winslow left last
Monday for their home in Westfeld. Mass.
after short visits in Belfast and Bucksport.
called by the death of Mrs G. G. Winslow
Prof. Winslow will come to Belfast next Sat-
urday to accompany his father to Westfeld,
where he will make his home
Mrs. Walter Ross and Miss Mabel Buffers of
Bangor and Mrs. Annie " Canney and Miss
Maude E. Barker will leave sometime next
week to spend three months in the South.
Mrs. Ross will take her auto and chauffeur and
the party will occupy furnished flat in Or
lando, Fla. Miss Barker will go by train and
the others by boat and they will meet in Sa-
vannah Ca, and auto from there to Orlando
The engagement is announced of Miss Ber-
nice Wiley Golden to Henry Augustus Farm
ham. both of Bangor. Miss Golden is the
daughter of the late Richard Golden widely
known as comedian. and her mother, Dora
Wiley Golden, was for some time in opera and
on the concert stage. Miss Golden has been
on the stage for the past 10 years and is at
present member of Edith Wynne Matthisons
"The Piper" company. Mr.. Farnham is the
only son of Gen. and Mrs. Augustus B. Farm
ham and is well-known newspaper man.
Lloyd D. McKeen, son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
A. Mckeen of this city, has gone into business
in Bangor, as member of the new firm of
Mckeen-Jellison, Co., dealers in office and
store outfits, stationery and typewriters. They
have bought the business of Leslie E. Jones, in
the same line, established in 1889, and Mr. Jones
will travel for the new firm. The McKeen-
Jellison Co. opened for business last Monday
at 100 Exchange street, Bangor, but after the
first of January will occupy new store in the
Stevens building. They will carry full lines
of their goods in stock.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Griffin writes from Daytona,
Florida. under date of Dec. 10th: 81 am located
here for the winter in the most beautiful city
Of the south, where roses, poinsettas Ian
| tanas, daturas and other beautiful flowers are
blooming. Many varieties of palms abound
and there are live oak trees with the moss
hanging from the branches like bridal vel.
! am at the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs
Edmund Miller at the corner of Cedar and
Palmetto streets, and please forward my
Journal here, as value the paper highly |
have perused it since my childhood and always
/ look anXiously for its arrival each week.