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

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Davis are in Calais to
spend several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. William Mcdonald of Portland is the
guest of Mrs. Walter I. Neal, Waldo.
Fred Pushor has returned to Pittsield from
business trip to Searsmont and Bangor.
Mrs. Airline S. Cooper of Newport was the
guest for several days last week of Miss Grace
E. Lord
Ralph O'Connell arrived last Friday from
Omaha. Nebraska, and will spend the summer
in Belfast
Mrs. A. B.Wyllie and daughter Frances went
to Rockland Monday to visit her brother. Mr..
John Gardner.
Mrs. E. L. Smith was called to Augusta last
Friday by the illness of her brother, Everett
E. Worthing
Edward Robinson was in Vinalhaven last
Tuesday to attend the annual ball of Peouoit
Tribe of Redmen.
Miss Wilda Vose, who is teaching in Iunen-
burg,s Mass, spent her Easter vacation in
Washington D. c.
The many friends of Miss Clara R. Steward
will regret to hear of her serious illness at her
home in Northport.
Mr.. William A. and Miss Loula A. Mason ar
rived home last Monday from an extended
visit to the Pacific coast
Maurice D. Jones, u. of NJ, '12, of Unity,
has been engaged to teach agriculture at Oak
Grove Seminary next year.
Mrs. Georgia S. Pendleton arrived home last
Saturday from Brooklyn, N Y, where she has
been visiting several weeks.
Mrs. Robert p Coombs spent Easter in Port.
land with her daughter Gertrude, who is at
tending st. Joseph's Academy.
Mrs. Fred Bailey of Milinocket is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Mark Doloff, Mrs. Martin
Wilcox and Mrs. Herbert Hanson.
Miss Abbie o. Stoddard spent her Easter
vacation in town, returning to Massachusetts,
last week to resume her teaching
Mrs. Margaret A. Gray and Mrs. Mary A.
Coombs returned last Saturday from visit
with relatives and friends in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene R. Conner moved
Wednesday from their Miller street home to
their cottage at Baysde for the summer.
Miss Abbie Doak was in Orono last Friday
and Saturday, and attended the Sophomore
hop at the University of Maine FRIDAY even
ing.
George Hussey, who is taking a course at
Shaw's Business College, Bangor, returned to
Bangor last Tuesday after several days visit
with Ernest Milton
Mrs. Arthur F. Brown and little son, Arthur
l., of Mechanic Falls, visited Hon. and Mrs.
Arthur l. Brown for several DAYS, returning
home last Monday.
Miss Kathleen Morris arrived home last Sat-
urday from Shaw's Business College, Bangor,
to spend several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Morris.
Mrs. Carrie H. Littlefield left last Saturday
for her home in st. Andrews, N. B., after
spending several weeks with relatives and
friends in Belfast.
Mr.. Ralph A. Peavey left last Saturday for
Dallas, Texas, via Chicago, and will remain
South until June, when he will return to Bel
fast for years vacation.
/ Ho"aio T. LiltieHeio VISITED his old home in
Sanford for few days last week while stock
taking was in progress in his department of
the Leonard & Barrows shoe factory.
At the annual meeting CT the Boston West
Baptist School convention last week in Boston.
Mr.. Frank W. Chase of Judkins street was
elected president. - The Newton, Mass,
Graphic.
Rev. Father Dennis McCabe is seriously ill
with ptomaine poisoning at the parsonage on
Court street and is under the care of trained
nurse. The attending physicians consider him
out of danger.
Ralph A. Peavey left Monday noon Tor Dallas,
Texas, where he will make business arrange
ments for years leave of absence and will
return to Belfast about the first of June for
the summer
Mrs. Simeon Lewis of Boston has been the
guest of Belfast relatives at the home of Mr..
1eorge A. Quimby. She left last Monday for
Portland, where she will be the guest of Mrs.
c harles A. Plummer
Mrs. Fannie Ulmer Smith of Rockland came
to Belfast to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary
E. Orcrtt and returned home last Thursday,
accompanied by Mrs. L. S. Ulmer, who had
been in Belfast several weeks
Mrs. John Tidd of Newton, Mass, was the
guest of her sister, Miss Sadie Foye, for sew
eral days the past week. She is how in Knox,
the guest of her sister Lillian, who will ac
company her on her return to Newton.
Charles A. Pilsbury, who was the guest of
his daughter. Mrs. William F. Schoppe. in
Orono for several days last week, returned
Saturday, accompanied by Mrs Schoppe and
little son William F. Jr., who will make a brief
visit in Belfast.
Belfast relatives have received cards from
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Patterson White of Farm
ington, announcing that the marriage of their
daughter, Isabel Gould, to Lawrence Raw
Tru mbullwill takeplace April Oath at the First
Unitarian Church, Pennington.
Rev. Adolph Kossbach arrived last Tuesday
and is guest at the Colburn home on Church
street He came to ship his household goods
stored here. to the new home in East Boston
Mrs. Rossbach and little son George are in
keokuk, Iowa, and plan to join him in Boston
next June.
The venerable DIR. Edwin P. Parker of
Hartford, who has been pastor of leading