The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-10-19
PERSONAL.


day to spend short vacation.
Misses Katherine E. Brier and Ada Mariner
left Tuesday for short visit in Bangor.
Miss Frances Tibbetts of Rockland was the
extend guest Of Mrs. John C. Pillsbury.
Percy Demmons left last Saturday to spend a
short vacation at his home in East Machias
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Woodcock left Mon
day on a business and pleasure trip to Boston.
Linville Whitmore, student at Colby, was
the guest Of his mother for several days last
week.
Miss Harriet Mayberry of Portland is spend
ing two weeks in Belfast the guest of Miss
Edna Bedell.
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce went to Boston Mon
day to spend several weeks with her daughter,
Miss Mary E. Pierce.
Miss Alice Whitten, who is attending the
University of Maine. has been initiated into
Alpha Omicron Pi.
Miss Winnifred Sanborn is EMPLOYED "a sub-
stitute in the Western Union office in Bidde-
ford for few weeks
Hon. X. F. Dunton and Mr.. Charles P. Hazel
tine left last Monday for two weeks hunting
trip near stacyville.
Miss Alma Avery, for some time with Wood
& Ever of Bangor, is clerking in the dry goods
department of Carle & Jones.
Mrs. E. S. Bowker and son Harry we're in
Bangor for the Festival and were guests of
Mrs. Bowker's brother over Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Mason and daughter Sarah, who
spent the summer in Belfast and Northport,
have returned to their home in Bangor.
Rev. M. S. Hill left Tuesday for Camden on
special business as chairman of the auditing
committee of the East Maine Conference Semi
nary.
George Harcourt and bride, formerly Miss
Ethel Hutchins, are guests of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albea Hutchins, Union
street.
Miss Millie l. Darby returned Tuesday from
Boston, where she had been on business trip
IN the interest of James H. Howes' dry goods
store.
Mrs. Charles F. Bartlett left last Tuesday
for Boston, where she will take course in
voice culture under the direction of Mrs.
Hascall
Among the University of Maine students
who acted as ushers during the Maine Music
Festival in Bangor was Linwood S. Jones of
Belfast.
Lynwood B. Thompson, E. c. Weston and
Samuel Dyer of the University of Maine were
in Belfast the past week returning to Orono
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. knight returned last
tuesday morning from very pleasant visit of
ten days with Mr.. A.. c. Knight in West Med
ford, Mass
Mrs. Amos Clement, Mrs. Alice |. Thombs
Mrs. Helen W. Crosby, and Mrs. Eugene l..
Stevens left Monday for Portland to attend
the Maine Music Festival.
Herbert A. Drinkwater, prominent musi-
elan of Belfast and former leader of the Bel
fast band is in the city with Mrs. Drinkwater
IN attendance upon the Festiva-Bangor
Commercial
Miss Alice Fischer of Boston was the guest
of Miss Isabel CHM at the Maine Music Festi-
val in Bangor and Miss CHM accompanied her
to Boston last Saturday night to spend Sunday.
Messrs. William M. Randall, Irving T. Dins-
more, Herbert 7. Field and William H. Hall
Will leave in the latter's auto today, Thursday,
for hunting trip in the vicinity of Jackman.
Mrs. c. A. Leighton, Mrs j. A. Levenseller,
Mrs. James Watts and Mrs James E. Cregh-
ton of Thomaston autoed to Belfast last
Thursday and were guests of Mrs B O. Norton
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. southworth and Miss
Edith M. Southworth left Tuesday for a trip
to the White Mountains and Montreal Mrs.
Southworth is recovering from a critical i'll
ness.
Mrs. A. B. Pitcher, Mrs. W. G. Hatch. Miss
Millie Mitchell and Mrs. Annabel Underwood
of Poor's Mills attended the Music Festival in
Bangor last Saturday, returning home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving P. Dinsmore returned
Monday from Bangor, where they spent sew
eral days. Their daughter Ruth was the guest
during their absence of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
B. Dinsmore.
i. Mrs. Carrie E. Peirce left Monday for Boston,
after few days visit at her home here. She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. H. R.
Childs. whose guest she will be in Boston for
an indefinite time.
Midshipman Charles Hazeltine, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Hazeltine of this CITY. was
among the number to follow the remains of
Admiral Schley to his last resting place.
marching II miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. McKeen spent last
Sunday with their son Harold in Waterville.
He was injured recently when play ing football
as member of the Coburn Classical Institute
team and is in the Libby Memorial Hospital.
His parents report him improving.
Mrs. B. P Hazeltine and Mrs Frank Patter-
son, who has been her guest for several
months, left Monday noon. Mrs Patterson
will spend the winter with her brother in
Portland and Mrs Hazeltne will GO to Wheel
ing, West Virginia, to spend the winter with
her two sons, after few days stay in Boston,
Harry D. Stewart of Bangor is now in charge
OF the States game interests at the Union
station, having been appointed to succeed
Walter |. Neal, resigned. The retirement of
Mr.. Neal brings to an end 15-year period of
watchfulness on the part of MIR. Neal, who,
during that time, has had charge of Names
game interests in Bangor.-Bangor Daily