The Republican journal., 1912-04-18
NUMBER 16
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Clifford L. Wilband and Miss Ida Amas,
returned Monday from visit in Waterville
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dilworth of Madison ar
rived Monday to visit in Belfast and North
port.
Claude B. Roberts, who has been in Ponce
P. R., with Stone & Webster is on his way
home and expects to be with the Boston office
fo- time.
K B. Craig, for some time in the wholesale
department of the Dinsmore store. has sue
ceeded John R. Waterman at the Belfast Fue,
& Hay Company's plant.
Belfast relatives have received news of the,
recent death of Mrs. Margaret Miller Brown.
at her home, 941 l street, Washington, D. C,
Her age was about "a years.
Archie Peavey. who has been with Ben D.
Field for about eight years, will leave next
Saturday for Reading, Mass where he has e
position. John R. Waterman will enter the,
Field store as clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Clifford are in Ban
gor today to attend the opening of the Bijou
theatre. While in Bangor they will be the
SuSSeS "a AAdhdSel ~. .. TlelU OF Ine Eastern
Maine State fair.
Charles M. Welch left Monday for Melrose
Highlands, Mass, after short visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Welch He will
return to Belfast later, accompanied by Mrs.
Welch, to engage in business with his father.
Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Edgett were guests
Monday and Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs Tileston
Wadlin. while on their way from Calais to
Rockland, where Mr.. Edgett is to be pastor of
the Pratt Memorial Methodist church.
Mrs. Mary H. Whitney, who spent the win
ter in Wheeling, West Virginia. with Mrs. B.
P. Hazetine, has arrived and Is opening the
house, No. Court street. in preparation for
the early arrival of Mrs. Hazeltine for the Sea
son.
Miss Sabra Dyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Dyer, who is attending Kent's Hill
Seminary, was among the students to take.
part in the entertainment given on Friday
night by the Eromathean society She was
do wn on the program for speciality"
The Belfast friends of Mrs. Clarence E. Nc
Intyre will be glad to learn of her quick recov-
SAy oAeSA oii oPSiosioh AeNShliy PSIloImtu dL
the Trull Hospital, Blddeford. She expects to
join Mr.. Mcintyre at Outer Long Island this
week Mr.. Clarence Mcintyre and Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Mcintyre, who spent the winter
in Portland, returned there last week.
Mrs. George A. Quimby left on the Boston
boat last Monday afternoon and after few
days visit with her sister, Mrs Theodore N
Winslow, in Elizabeth N. Y, will sail from
Brooklyn, N. Y, Saturday for San Juan, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. c. C. Pineo, in Maya
guez. P. R. Miss Maud Milliken accompanied
her to New York, where she will visit her
brother, Mr.. S. M. Milliken
Friends of Miss Kate Lewis of West Med
ford, Mass, were interested to see, in last
Mondays Boston Herald, a fine picture of her,
under the heading. THE First Woman on the
/ New York in the Building" Miss Lewis, who is
staff correspondent of the Herald, has most
interesting account of her visit to the huge
battleshp in the New York Navy yard Miss
Lewis has always spent part of her summer at
The Birds Nest" Little River, and her many
/ friends in this vicinity glad to know of her
success in the world of journalism. For some
time she did critical work under Philip Hale,
and that training, added to much natural abil~
ity, will make Miss Lewis valuable addition
/ to the Herald's permanent staff.