The Republican journal., 1911-11-23
PERSONAL.

John Flynn was called to Boston last Satur-
day by the serious illness of his mother.
DR.. Eugene D. Tapley returned yesterday
from few days hunting in Northern Maine
Mrs. Annie Carney went to Bangor last
Friday to spend several weeks with friends.
Mrs. Samuel Parsonsof North Searsmont is
the guest Of Albert Parsons and family
Mrs. W. J. Foss of Brighton, is the guest of
her brother Charles H. Sargent, Cedar street.
Mrs. Amos F. Carleton returned last Monday
from short visit with relatives in Winterport-
Mrs. A. T. Muzzy has bought house in
Reading, Mass. and moved there from Somer-
vile.
Mrs. B. N. Avery has arrived from Garland
and will spend the winter with her sister Mrs.
]. Lee Patterson.
Mr.. Charles Pote of Bangor was called TO
Belfast last Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mrs Frei W. Pote.
Lewis Atwood of Winterport, is visiting in
this city, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Atwood,
Washing ton St.-Eastport Sentinel
Mrs. Cyrene c. Jackson has closed her house,
SO Congress street, for the winter and is board
ing at the Old Ladies home
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of the
+ Waldo Trust Company.
/ Mrs. Annie Brown returned home yesterday
from few days visit with her daughter Mrs.
Maude Clifford, in Stockton Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Wingate have moved
from Foxcroft and taken rooms in Mr. George
W. Bart ett's house on Cedar street.
Mrs. Percie Dyer Thompson of Bangor ar
rived last Saturday to spend few days at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. William Haugh
Herbert Mixer, who has been assisting with
the draughting at Mt. Waldo Granite Works,
has returned to his home in Stockton Springs.
Mr. F. E. Smythe was in Belfast Tuesday
for few hours, on business. He srriveG in
the morning and left for Boston on the noon
train.
Mrs. Nora Williams and daughter Christine
of Islesboro were in this city Thursday on
their way to Boston, where they will spend the
winter.
Capt. c. ". Dow, who has been at his home
in Bucksport during the past summer, has gone
to New York and will spend the winter at the
Sailors Snug Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner ". Lothlop. who were
called to Belfast by the illness and death CT
Mrs. Fred W. Pote, returned last Saturday to
their home in Orange, n. j.
Mrs Sherman C. Swift spent the past week
in Maiden. Mass, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick 7. Ryder, and other friends, and
also made short trip to New York.
Mr. and Mrs W. 5. Jones of Brooks cane to
Belfast last Tuesday TO attend the installation
of Cornthan Royal Arch Chapter and we're
guests of Mr. and Mrs. f. 5. Bowker
Clement ". Wescott. cashier Of The City
National Bank, left Saturday for Indiara and
will go to Fort Wayne ard other cities on
business. He will be absent several weeks.
Hon. and Mrs. Albert Peirce and daughter,
katherine, and Hayward Peirce, left Frank
fort last week for New York city to attend the
wedding of Miss Louise Peirce on Saturday,
Nov. 18th.
Mr. and Mrs Hosea W. Rhoades arrived
from Lee last Thursday and will make their
home here, Mr.. Rhoades having employment
in the box factory of Leonard & Barrows
Miss Grace E. Walton returned last Saturday
from Bucksport where she attended the re-
ception given in honor of Mrs. Frances Homer,
president of the Rebekah Assembly u Maine.
Mrs. F. f. Baker of New York City viii oc-
r., of Mr. and Mrs = I .i,y
during their absence in California. Mr.. Josiah
Rigby will act as director of the band during
his sons absence Rumford Falls Times
The many friends OF Mrs. Carrie Z. Belcher
a former matron at the Phi Gamma Delta and
Phi Eta Kappa. U of NJ, will regret TO hear of
her DEATH which occurr ed last Friday week in
Barre Mass.-Old Town Enterprise.
Mrs f. D. Burd and Miss Abbie Couillavd of
West Medford, Mass, were in Belfast the
past week, guests at The Colonial. They eft
Tuesday for Bangor and will visit in Portland
before returning home
Mrs George r. Williamson, who has had
rooms at Mrs. Alfred A. Small's. % Miller
street, for some time will have rooms at The
Colonial, High street, for the winter, and Mrs.
Small Will close her house for d month or more.
Mrs Annie Weeman. for some yeas past
housekeeper for Charles H. Field, has been
called to Portland to care for the family Of a
brother whose wife recently died. She regret
ed leaving Belfast and those who know hel
GREETED having her CO.
Harry H., son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Carter
of Belfast, has been promoted from District
Traffic Chief of the New England I ele hone
Co., with headquarters in Lowell, Mass, to
manager of the local office at Lynn, and will
take charge Nov 9th. He will move to lynn
, January 1st
w. L. Hayford of st. John, n B., was m Bel
fast last week. He came to attend the funeral
of Mrs Fred ". Pote. but the delay # the
steamer Belfast in making landing at Bucks
port made him late for the services. He re-
NAMED over Friday and called on scme Of his
old friends here.
Lester Pendleton OF lslesboIo, wiz tss been
attending Hebron Academy, has gone to New
York to make his home with his btottt:, pr.
Judson Pendleton. He will not continue his
studies at Hebron, lut will take course in
a New York preparatory school for he study
of medicine.
Frank Z. Logan, express messeUEe. on the