The Republican journal., 1911-01-26
PERSONAL.


Mrs Ida Mahoney is visiting in Isesboro.
Mrs. Bell Sprague is visiting at Frank Tooth
aker's.
Miss Maude E. Mathews is visiting in Boston
and vicinity.
Miss Clara Bowen spent last Sunday with
friends in Lewiston.
Miss Margaret N. Hazetine left Saturday
for visit in Boston.
Misses Ella l. Smalley and Idella D. Knowl-
ton are in Rockland for few days.
Charles Simmons treated a number of his
friends to an automobile ride Sunday
Raymond Dyer and friend Cyprian Bryant
are home from Kent's Hill for few days.
Misses Nellie Perkins and Alice Grindle of
Castine visited friends in Belfast last week.
Mrs. c. A. Maynard of Portland arrived last
Friday to visit her daughter Mrs. Harry H,
Simpson.
Mrs. Ada Larrabee Wildes of somervlle,
Mass is enjoJ ing a ten days visit with friends
in New York City.
Mrs. j. q. Aborn and her guest, Mrs. Mary
Smith of Waltham, Mass spent several days
in Newport last week.
Mrs. Arthur G. Roberts will leave TODAY,
Thursday, for ten days visit with Mrs. Ralph
B. Herrick in Oakland
Mrs. John Collins has returned from North
Brooksville, where she was called bv the illness
of her father, Mr. Albert Pierce.
Mrs. Sarah Hilton and Miss Grace E. Walton
went to Bangor last Thursday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Salathial F. Walton.
H. E. Mcdonald left Tuesday on a business
trip to New York. Elon B. Gilchrest is in
charge of the store during his absence.
Game Warden Walter l. Neal of Waldo was
IN Augusta Thursday on business connected
with the fish and game department-kenne-
bee Journal.
Mrs. Fred Twiss and Miss Gertrude Strout
OF Lawrence, Mass, were called to Belfast
Tuesday by the death of their sister, Mrs.
Percy E. Demmons
Mr.. Salathial F. Walton, who accompanied
the remains OF his wife to Belfast last Friday
was the guest for several days of his brother
Mr.. Lucius P. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams of East JEFF
frey, N. H., arrived in Belfast last Friday for
a visit at the home of their sister, Miss Marga-
ret Williams. Church street.
Miss Marian Wells left Monday noon for
Boston to spend the remainder of the winter
She will study concert and oratorio work under
the instruction of Mrs. Wilber Hascall.
Mrs. R. E. Freeman of Dexter underwent
surgical operation at the Eastern Maine Cen
eral hospital at Bangor last Friday morning.
Friday evening her condition was favorable
and indications pointed toward rapid recoy-
cry.
Miss Marjorie Carleton of this city will
leave for Illinois on January 3Oth, and will be
accompanied as far as Indianapolis by Mrs. w
F. Jones of Unity. Later Miss Carleton will
go to Minneapolis, Mimi, while Mr. and Mrs.
Jones will go on to California.-Old Town En-
terprise.
Miss Grace Hodsdon Boutelle, who has been
in England for some time, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. W. w. Palmer, in Bangor and later
will go to Boston for the remainder of the
winter. She is the daughter of the late Con
gresham Boutelle.
Mrs. Annie X. Adams was called to Bangor
Monday by the death of her aunt, Mrs. Rose B.
Porter, widow of Col. Joseph W. Porter. Mrs.
Porter died instantly Sunday at $50 p. M,
while conversing with a friend. She was
prominent socially in Bangor and had been
clerk of the Bangor Home for Aged Women
for many years.
Mrs. Edward Sibey will leave February 18th
for Chicago to visit at the home OF her daugh-
ter, while Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton are
on vacation trip. They will go to Florida
and Mr.. Hilton will attend the meeting of an
educational association in Mobile. Mrs.
Sibley's son, Harold Thorndike Sibley, is
located in Chicago.