The Republican journal., 1912-12-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Sarah B. Greenwood of Pittsfield is the
guest of friends in Belfast.
Miss Helen Brier is at home from Ken+,s
Hill for the holiday vacation.
Mr. Charles R. Coombs returned last sat,r.
day from short visit in Portland.
Miss Bertha Wiley returned last week from,
visits in Portland and Massachusetts,
Mrs. Arthur A. Blair left last Tuesday tn
spend few days with friends in Old Town.
Miss Clara R. Steward returned to Nor,bnort
Tuesday after spending several days in town.
Mrs Warren A. Nichols, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Katherine Putnam Mitchell,in Rosljndale
Mass.
Mrs. P. A. Goodale of Bucksport arrived last
Thursday to visit her daughter. Mrs. A G
Tutte.
b. +. Foster. Esq, of Montville. attended
'he sessions OF the Probate Court in this city
last week.
Charles W. Coombs, steward at the Smell
House, Houlton, is in Belfast with his family
for vacation
Ansel Packard, 'l6, was among the recent
initiates of the Delta Kappa fraternity at the
University of Maine.
Chester B. Frost of New York arrived last
Saturday to sp end the holidays with his moth.
er, Mrs. Lena H. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapman left last
Saturday to spend few weeks with relatives
in Boston and New York.
Miss Annette Brown returned last reek
from short visit with fer cousin. Mrs Col.
Inns, Amsbury Hill. Rockport.
Charles B. Hazeltine arrived last week TO
spend the holidays with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Hazeltine. Northport avenue.
Mrs. Daniel Wentworth of Knox returned
Monday from Boston. where she had been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Wetherbee.
Mr. X. l.. Stevens of Portland was called to
Belfast last Thursday by the illness of his
father, Mr.. A. T. Stevens, Swan Laae avsnne
Jack Dissell. who spends his summers At tho
Dissell cottage in Northport, was in Belfast
last Saturday on his way home to Svracuse
~
Dana B. Southworth arrived last FRIDAY from
heoron Academy to spend the holidays with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph D. South
worth.
Mrs. Carrie c. Pendleton and Mrs. ] A. Fes-
sender left Charleston, S. c., last SATURDAY. for
st. Augustine, Fla, where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. S. M. Milliken of New York will arrive
next Saturday to spend the HOLIDAYS with hi,
mother and sister, Mrs. S. l.. and Miss Mapde
M. Milliken.
Friends of Mrs. Harrison C. Pitcher have
received cards from her announcing her safe
arrival in Los Angeles Cal, where she will
spend the winter,
Lynwood B. Thompson, who has employment
in New York, arrived last Saturday to snand
the holidays with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Selwyn Tho mpson.
Mrs 1nez L. Pendleton ofaIslesboro came to
Belfast last Friday to meet her DAUGHTER
Marian, who is at Hebron Academy fitting for
Wellesley College.
Mrs. Z. f. Proctor and little daughter Annie
left Tuesday to visit relatives in Wipdbam
Mr.. Proctor will join them next Saturday for
the Christmas vacation
Kenney Burgess, who is attending Pblips.
Exeter Academy, will arrive TODAY to spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Burgess, Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw left last Fri
day for Miami, Florida, where they will spend
the winter. En- route they will visit in Boston,
New York and Philadelphia
Mrs. George Buck and Mrs Augusta Trieps.
who accompanied the remains of their brother.
Mr.. Everett W. Emerton. to Bucksport last
week, returned to Belfast Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Davis of Eddington was called
to Belfast last week by the accidental shooting
of her father, MIR. Charles Thomas. He is in
the Waldo County Hospital and is gaining.
VIM. o. Stoutenbaugh of Arlington, n. Y,
who was in Belfast attending Probate Court,
left for home Monday. He gave supper to
several gentlemen friends at the Windsor
Hotel last Friday evening
Mrs. David N. Bird, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. William n Todd. in Port
land for several weeks will remain for over
Christmas and will be joined by Miss Bertha |.
Bird of Auburn. Mass, for over the HOLIDAYS.
The University of Maine minstrels gave
very successful entertainment in Bangor last
Sa, urday night. In the chorus were Stephen
c. Clement, '16 of Belfast; Leon P Stewart, 'l6
of Freedom; Mark Pendleton, ID of Islesboro.
Miss Ethel Sturtevant, niece of Rev. Walter
F. Sturtevant, who makes her home with her
uncle. remained in Freeport to finish the pres
ent term of school. She will enter the Belfast
High school at the beginning of next term
DR.. Eben Alden writes from Fruitland Park.
Florida: 1--WE are having extremely warm
weather, the mercury ranging above 80 in the
shade every day for the past ten days Our
yard is full of bloom, like "the good old sum-
mertime. ."-Rockland Courier Gazette
Miss Helen Gerrity, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Gerrity of Bangor, has received
call to position in the Congressional library
in Washington, D. C. Miss Gerrity is gradu-
ate of Mt. Holyoke College and also of library
course at Simmons College,
Miss Idella Knowlton, who has been the
cashier and clerk in the managers office of the
Waldo Telephone Co. office for several years.
has rendered her resignation to take effect at
the end of the year, and will take a needed
rest. She will be succeeded by Miss Velma