The Republican journal., 1911-12-21
NUMBER 81
PERSONAL.

NAoiioay " dttenu tne sessions OF the state
Grange.
Kew. l. B. Mower of Waterville was the
guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Clements.
William L. Hayford, who had been visiting
friends in Bucksport, left last Stature ay for St
John. N. B.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riley of Boston are
guests of Capt. and Mrs. A. C. Batchelder,
Court street.
Mrs. Annie V. Canney returned last Monday
from few weeks visit in Bangor ard is the
guest of Miss M. E. Barker
Mrs. E. J. Morrison returned last Friday
from visit with her daughter Miss Avis M.
Morrison. in Springfield, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. MaGomber have returned
from lsesboro and are at their home, II Bay
view street, for the win er.
Mrs ]. M. Fletcher lett yesterday for Wolf
vile, N. S., to spend several weeks with her
son, Prof. Edward H. Fletcher
Kenney A. Burgess ard Frank B. Hazetine
will arrive home today. Thursday from Exc
ter, N. H., to spend the holidays.
hisS M arlAa NJ fenQle ton returned last Sat-
urday from a short witt with her brother,
James W. Pendleton, in 3oston, Mass.
Mrs. James Thayer and little daughter
| Dorothy are visiting atives in Pawtucket
II. l. MIR. Thayer will spend Christmas with
them.
Mrs. H. H. Mcdonald returned last Saturday
from visit of several weeks in Boston and is
with MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald, Church
street.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Blod-
gett, who recently went to Pasadena, CAL, an
nounce that the latter is steadily gaining in
health and that they like the place and climate
very much
Mr.. Frank B. Luce will leave next Tuesday
for Watervlle. where he has position as
bookkeeper. Mrs. Luce will join him a few
weeks later.
Mrs. H. II. Simpson and little daughter
Mary are visiting relatives in Portland. Mr..
Simpson will join them for Christmas re-
turning home mex. Tuesday.
Frank E. Logan returned last Tuesday to his
duties-on the M. c. R. R. after six-weeks'
visit with relatives. He was on an enforced
vacation caused by an injury to his knee.
Ralph B. Herrick of the N E. Tel. & Tel.
Co. called on friends in Belfast last Monday.
His headquarters are in Oakland and he was
on his way to Castine on business
Miss Helen Doak will arrive next Saturday
from the Rhode Island School of Design, Provi-
dence, where she is taking a postgraduate
course, to spend the holidays with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. George R. Doak.
Miss Melvina V. Parker, assistant teacher in
the High school, went to Boston last Monday to
spend the holidays with friends Miss Edna
NJ Bedell, teacher in the 7th grade will spend
the vacation in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs Willis c. Arnold of Springfield,
Mass, are to locate in Philadelphia, where Mr..
Arnold, as electrical engineer of the Arnold
MARCEL company, has a responsible position,
Mrs. Arnold is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Fred W. Brown.
Mrs. James c. Durham will arrive TODAY
Thursday, from New York, accompanied BY Mrs
Sally Durham Hanshue and her little daughter
Elizabeth and son Jerome, Mrs Hanshue
having decided not to remain in the South
She will make Belfast her home.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson will leave Jan. 1st
to spend the winter in Miami, Florida
Miss Margaret White, daughter of Capt. W
NJ. White of Miami who has been the guest Of
her grandmother Mrs. Margaret s. White,
will return home with Miss Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Winslow, who were
called here by the death of Mr. Winsow's
mother, Mrs. G. G. Winslow, returned to West
| field, Mass, Monday. Mr.. Winslow will re-
turn to Belfast next Saturday to assist
his father in packing his personal effects and
! accompany him to Westfeld, where he will
make his home.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Guyer of Callao, Peru
are guests of Mr. andMrs. T. N. Winslow in
Elizabeth, N. j., and are awaiting the arrival
from Caao of Mrs. George ". Chase with
their little son, who remained there with ner
when his parents came to this country. Mr.
Guyer has mining interests in Idaho and will go
there later, but Belfast relatives and friends
are hoping they will come here first for visit
Mrs. Chase is due to arrive from Callao this
week.
The new telegraph office, which was to have
been opened in Old Town, Me-, in November,
will not be installed until spring. Miss Geneva
Heal, who was engaged for this office, has
been offered a very desirable position in Prov
idence, R. l., as stenographer and telegraph
| operator with the American Locomc tive Com
pany, and P W. Johnson. District Commercial
manager for the Western Union, was in Bel
fast last week to urge her acceptance of this
position, but she ha, decided TO remain in Bel
fast until spring.
"Trustworth," the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Turner Bailey, at Booth Hill, North
Scituate, Mass, held happy party of friends
last Friday evening. who assembled to con.
gratulate Miss Elizabeth Bailey the elder
daughter, upon her twenty first birthday.
Miss Miriam Flynn, Lasel classmate class
of 1912, and Miss Marian Clapp of the Emer~
son College of Oratory assisted in entertaining.
Two of Miss Bailey's brothers, Lawrence and
! Theodore, were ushers. Among the guests
were Miss Grace Z. Simmons of Morrill, Me.
and Miss Louise Adams of Boston. former
teachers of Miss Bailey.
Friends and acquaintances of r. A. Peavey
| of St. Louis will regret to learn of his resigna-