The Republican journal., 1911-04-20
PERSONAL.


Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lovejoy are spending a.
few days in Belgrade.
Mrs. B. K. Meservey of North Vassalboro is-
visiting friends in this city
Miss ENERGY CHM returned last Saturday
morning from short visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Pierce arrived home
last Monday from a short visit in Boston
Mrs. R. O. Parker of Castine arrived lase.
Thursday to visit Mrs. Charles H. Crosby.
Miss Clara P. Parsons arrived home last Fri
day from Boston where she spent the winter.
Lloyd Stantial arrived last Saturday morn
Mr.. George C. Lower arrived home last Sat
urday from Orange, Fla, where he spent the,
winter.
Hon. ard Mrs. Arthur l. Brown arrived from
Augusta last Tuesday and are at their home OF,
Miller street.
Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades and Miss Della D,
Knowlton will leave today, Thursday, for
short visit in Boston.
Mrs. Rose C.. Sheldon arrived Saturday morn
ing from Boston, where she had been the guest
of her daughter, Miss Helen.
Joseph H. Haskell is again at the National
Home, Togus, after passing an extended fur
Tough with relatives in China.
Mrs. Lizzie ]. Benson and Mrs. Mayo Harri-
man of this city have opened their cottages at
Temple Heights for the season
Mrs. Annie F. Richards is spending few
weeks in Wellesley, Mass, and will visit in
Dover, N H., before returning home.
Miss Lena A. Sanborn entered upon her,
duties as bookkeeper at the grocery store of
Charles F. Swift last Monday morning
Miss Claribelle Marsh Of boston was the
guest several Gays last week ot her grand
parents, Mr.. ano Mrs. Warren f. Malsh.
Mrs. Ance Whiocon lolsailL OF Everett
Mass, returned home last thursday after sew
eral weeks visit with Miss lua Z. MalAer
Miss Velma Mitchell, who has been in charge
of the Western Union telegraph Office in Waldo
boro during the wiIter, a1Iiv.d home last
week.
MTS. f1eleu EdlleISOu anu MISS AdEOlluS
Mcclellan, residents OF Germany and formerly
of Belfast, will spend portion of the coming
season in this city.
Ansel Lothrop, Harvard Dental School,
rived last Saturday morning TO spend the
Easter vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas W. Lothrop.
Rev. Montford S. Hill left last Monday TO at.
tend the annual session of the East Maine
Methodist Conference in Oldtown Mrs, Hill
will go today, Thursday.
Mr.. p. G. Hurd of Northport was in town
April 18th far the first time since the accident
In which his knee was severely cut. The limb
is still stiff but he is able to get about On it.
Mrs. Ralph H. Howes and son Allen. who.
have been visiting in N,rfolk, Va for several
weeks, arrived in New York last FRIDAY even
ing and will be at home the last of the week.
Mrs. S. B. Luce of New Vineyard, Maine. is at
the home of her brother, Rev. j. W. Vaughan
at Citypoint and will assist in the care OF Mr.
Vaughan, who still suffers from his recent
accident.
Benjamin Frye, former resident Of Bucks
port, but latterly of this city, has returned to
Bucksport, having bought the Ben Janau Anles.
homestead about mile from the village or
the Bangor road.
Mrs. Maria c. Peirce and Miss Carrie NJ
Cutter, VINO have been in Connecticut and
Massachusetts the past winter, have engaged
rooms at the Belfast Home for Aged Women
for June and July.
Miss Maud E. Mathews will leave today.
Thursday, to attend the meetings Of the Wom
ans Foreign Missionary Society IN Boston.
She will remain to attend the opening If the
Worlds Exposition.
Governor and Mrs. Plaisted left Augusta
April 14th for Orlando Fla, to visit the Cover
nors, mother, Mrs. Harris NJ. Plaisted. and his
sister, Miss Gertrude Plaisted of Bangor, who
are passing the winter there.
The Chase -Dinsmore party have been hearc.
from at the Grand Canyon, Arizona, and were
to go from there to Colorado Springs. They
will leave there for home and are expected to-
arrive in Belfast early in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Orff arrived last Satur-
day from Boston. where they We're guests of
Mrs. Edith B. Berry. Mrs Berry has re-
sponsbe position in the suit store ut 5 l.
Palmer & Co.. Boston.
Mrs. E. H. Colby of Sunset has gone to Bos.
ton to visit friends and relatives Can't f. II
Colby and son Miller went to Isle au Haut an
their first fishing trip last week; they got
| eleven hundred pounds Deer Isle Messenger
Lynwood Thompson left yesterday for New
York city. He has been with the Munsor
| Whitaker Company in Massachusetts,, engaged
in practical forestry, and will continue with the
same company in New York State, with head
quarters in New York city.
| Charles Burke, who had for some time past
been very i'll at his home in Belfast but is now
convalescent, arrived In Augusta Thu. sday af-
| ternoon and is now at the home of his parents
Night Officer and Mrs John Burke, on Eastern
avenue, where he will take a long rest before
resuming work on the Maine Central by which
company he was employed when aiken i'll
| -kennebec journal.
! DIR. 0. S. Vickery, who is in New York City
taking post graduate work on the eye, ear.
nose and throat. has been appointed an as
sistant in the eye clinic at the Beth-Ishrael
II ospital and assists in the nose ana throat
clinic at Saint Bartholomew evening clinic
| He is also taking a private operative conrse