The Republican journal., 1911-02-16
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Edward Sibley left last Thursday for
Chicago.
Mrs. George W. stoddard is visiting friends
in Boston.
Fields S. Pendleton of New York was in the
city last Saturday.
Miss Sadie E. Foye is spending the week
with relatives in Knox and Brooks.
Misses Mary Cole and Helen Bennett of
Knox were weekend guests of Mrs. w. K. Nc
Mel.
Miss Lucy Leavitt has returned home from a
months visit with relatives in WateryiIe and
Augusta.
Hon. Albert Pierce was in Augusta last week
on business and Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce were in
Belfast Tuesday.
Rev. M. S. Hill left Tuesday to spend few
days in Augusta, where he will attend several
legislative hearings.
Lorin Cross of Canton, Mass, was called to
Belfast to attend the funeral of his sister-in-
law, Mrs E. A. Mitchell.
Mrs. William Rossiter and little daughter
Bernice of Northport are guests of Miss Mar
garet j. Williams, Church street.
Mr.. M. W. Welch was called to Maplewood
Mass, Monday morning by the death of his
son-in- law, Mr.. Walter P. Carter.
Miss Marie L. Logan is at home from Boston
for weeks vacation and is the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs I. P. Logan.
Rev. and Mrs. Ashley A. Smith will return
home tomorrow, Friday, morning from visit
with Mr.. Smiths relatives in Auburn.
Mr.. A. K. P. Stephenson returned last Mon
day from Skowhegan, where he spent five
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Fred Wood
Mr.. John W. Coombs and son, who have been
visiting relatives in Belfast and Morrill,, left
Monday for their home in Laurel, Montana.
Mrs. M. F. Peavey and Miss Evelyn Peavey
OF Belfast are guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. H.
Peavey, Essex street.-Bangor Commercial.
Colby A. Rackliff arrive last Saturday from
West Roxbury, Mass, to spend several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Rack
lift.
Misses Louise, Helen and Gertrude Peirce of
New York city are spending few weeks in
Frankfort at the home of their uncle, Hay
ward Pierce.
Mrs. E. W. Curtis of Camden, wife of Capt
Curtis of the steamer Belfast, is the guest of
her brother, E. S. Achorn, and family, in
Mason's Mills.
Dana Lawrence of East Greenwich, R L.,
has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. William
Vaughan of East Belfast, where Mr.. Lawrence
formerly resided.
Mrs. H. W. Pitcher was made happy Febru-
ary 9Th, her birthday, by shower of post cards
from many friends. Mrs. Pitcher also received
remembrances from members of the family.
Miss Cora A. Eames is in the Emerson pri-
vate hospital in Boston, where she recently un-
derwent an operation, necessitated by an acci-
dent in street car smash-up while on trip
south.
Mrs. Harry E. Condor of Pittsfeld recently
underwent a surgical operation at the Paine
private hospital in Bangor The operation
was very successful and the patient is conva-
lescing.
Lloyd Stantial arrived home Saturday from
White River Junction, VT, where he is employ
ed by the Coe- NJ ortimer Company, to spend a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. B.
Stantial
Mrs. A. F. Richards and Miss Harriet P.
White were called to Bangor last Friday by the
illness of their brother, Mr. William White.
They returned home Monday night, leaving
their brother much improved
Mr.. H. B. Toothaker, who for two years has
been employed in Westford, Conn.,, has re-
turned to Belfast. He recently bought the
Ephraim Pitcher farm of Mrs. F. A. Griffin
and will repair the building, set out an orchard
and engage in farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Bailey and two sons,
Harold and Everard, who have been in Nor
thern Maine since last September, arrive
home last Thursday evening. Mr.. Bailey had
been employed for some time in pulp mill in
East Millinocket
Belfast friends have received post cards
from Miss Louisa H. Ferguson at Miami, with
attractive views of Florida scenery. Miss
Ferguson writes that she is too busy in the
day time to get homesick and she is evidently
enjoying her sojourn in the Sunny South.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Gilbert and children.
Marion and Sayward, of the Eastern Promen-
ade. are leaving Saturday for Boston, where
they will in future make their home 1t is
hoped that MIR. and Mrs. Gilbert will occupy
their summer home, Gladsheim, at Peaks Island
during the coming summer.-Portland Ex-
press.
DR.. and Mrs. Everard A. Wilson left last Fri
day noon for Clyde River, N s., where they
were called by the critical illness of Mrs. Will
sons father, Mr.. Hugh Macdonald A tele-
gram was received Saturday afternoon an
nouncing Mr.. MacDonald's DEATH which took
place before his daughter arrived.
A group of well known Camden citizens
happened into J. C. Curtis store one morning
last week and were chatting when in looking
around one of the number remarked that evil
IDENTIFY congress of nations was being held
In the group were seven nationalities, as fol-
lows: Yankee, Englishman, Irishman, German,