The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-12-12
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Harry Tuttls left last Monday for a buss-
ness trip to California.
James H. Howes was in Boston several days
last week on business.
l. v. Miller went to Camden last Monday.
where he held fur opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving L. Perry returned last
Friday from few davs' Wis it in Boston.
Miss Bertha Hayes went to Dark Harbor
last tuesday for short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pierce of West Brooks
vile were recent guests of Belfast relatives
Mrs. M. E. S. Bammonds of Bangor is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. M. A. Pattershsl Vine
street.
Mr.. George W. Hopkins of Bar Ha,tor ar
rived last Saturday to visit his son, Nj. A. C,
Hopkins.
Irving R. Sawyer of Stockton Springs was
in Gardiner last week to attend the funeral of
Wm H. Duffy.
Miss Caro- G. Hatch, contralto has been en-
gagged to sing in the Unitarian choir, ard began
her services last Sunday.
Mrs Luther W. Hammons, who has been
very i'll of jaundice for several months at her
home on High street, is improving slowly
Mrs. Annie L. McKeen will leave rext Mon
day for Arlington Heights, Mass, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Edwa ID Goodwin, and other rsla-
tives.
Mrs Robert P. Coombs returned home last
Monday from the Paine Private Eopita Ban
gor, where she had been patient for several
weeks.
Miss Bessie Martin, night operator in the
Castine telephone office. is spending a two,
weeks vacation in Belfast, Bangor, and MilI-
nocket
Arthur w. and Norman A. Read, who were
called to Belfast by the illness Of their mother.
Mrs. George T. Read, returned to Portland last
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Reardon Tarbox of Fryeburg was
the guest of Mrs. S. M. Milliken while in Bel
fast to inspect Thos. H. Marshall Circle, Ladies'
of the G. A. R.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph M. johnson of New
York. Mr.. Alfred Johnson of Boston and others
had family reunion with Commander and
Mrs. Pratt at Newport, R. l., Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayford, who have been
at the Hayford farm for some time, assisting
Mr. Ralph Hayford. left last Saturday for
chicago, where Mr.. Hayford has EMPLOYMENT.
Mrs. Chas. A. Pilsbury returned Yesterday
from few days visit in Orono, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. F. Schoppe, anc
Master William Freeman Schoppe, Jr.-"Billy."
Mrs. Nellie Freeman and son Willie of
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Hollis Clark of Belfast
and Mrs. Stephen Young of Linconville were
recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Clark in
Camden
MIR. and Mrs. D. H. Strout and their little
gran ddaughter, Mildred Demmons left last
tuesday for an extended visit with their
daughters, Mrs. Isabel Twiss and Mrs. Gertrude
Roope, in Lawrence Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N Lord of Bangor are
guests of Mr.. Lords parents, Mr. and Mrs. N
S. Lord Mrs. Lord was formerly Miss Marga-
ret l.. Roy of Bangor, and her marriage to Mr.
Lord took place in that city on Nov. 9th.
Miss Mildred Lord and Miss Bernice Per-
kins of North Brooksville arrived in Water
Vile Dec. 9th. They to reside with Miss
Lords brother. Russell Lord. Miss Lord has
taken position in the office of F. W. Clair
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bickford left last
Monday for Brooklyn, N. Y. for two weeks,
visit with Mrs. j. Harvey Self. Mr. Bickford as
one of the pleasures of the visit, looks forward
to reading the New York Sun at breakfast
Ray H. Lindgren of this city took part in the.
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U. OF NJ. chapel last Friday evening The speak
ers were chosen the basis of the work done
in public speaking curing the freshman ear.
Mrs. Valora A. Chase of Waterville has given
the Central Maine Association tor the Relief
and Control of Tuberculosis, $4,000, in addition
to $1,000 for the purchase of the sanatorium
site in Fairfield which was made d short time
ago.
Mrs. George W. Lewis and daughter. Mrs f
A. Schubert, left Wednesday to visit lii Boston
and vicinity. They have rented their home OR
w aldo avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. Merle r. Whit
comb of North Belfast, reserving rJoms for
their own use.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Colby of Sunset arrived
Tuesday to remain until after the holidays as
guests of Mrs. Colby's sister, Mrs. Julia G.
Nick cen. After their departure Mrs. Mcheen
will spend the remainder of the winter with
her nephew, Joseph A. Mckeen.
Mrs. C. P. Crosby and Miss Anne c. Crosby
who spending the winter at Hotel Ven
| dome, Boston, were in Belfast last week with
a landscape gardener to lay out the grounds a.
their summer home on Northport avenue. The
gardener was charmed with the natural beauties
of the location and its artistic possibilities.
Mrs. M. A. Peavey, daughter Evelyn L. and
son Ralph A., arrived from Boston Dec. 4th-
Mr.. Peavey left that day in company with Mr..
George F. Seare of Bangor for a weeks hunt
ing trip at Long Pond. Mr.. Peavey spent
week bird shooting in Texas just before leav
ing for the north. The family expect to remain
at their home here until about the middle Of
January.
James Gorivan of Winterport celebrated the
Gath anniversary of his birth Dec. 5th. Mr..
Gorivan retains his faculties remarkably, his
mind is clear and alert and his memory excel
lent. He has the honor of being the oldest
man in town and consequently has the gold
headed cane given by the Boston Post. Mr.
(,OrjVan received he caua ast 1pOr-