The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-11-14
PERSONAL.

Harold Coombs is spending the week in Ban-
gor.
Charles Thomas is visiting in East Edding-
ton.
R. W. Rogers went to Bangor last Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. John W. Hatch of Bangor is the guest
of friends in Belfast
DIR. F. L. Adams returned last Friday from a
business trip to Lewiston.
Mrs. Frances A. Perkins is spending few
days with relatives in South Orrington.
Misses Pearl and Eunice Chase of Jackson
are guests of their aunt, Mrs. A. K Fletcher
Mrs. Herbert S. Morey left last Friday for
visits in Brownville Junction and in Sussex,
NIB.
Levi Clay spent the weekend with his
family at Citypoint, returning to Portland
Monday noon.
Mrs. VIM. H. Beckwith has closed her house
at Citypoint, and will spend the winter in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Airline S. Cooper left for her home in
Newport, Tuesday after short visit in Be-
fast with Miss Grace A. Lord
K. F. Crocker of Belfast was one of the aids
at the Junior Assembly held at the University
OF Maine last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chenery have closed
their summer home. Crosby Place. and left by
boat last Monday afternoon for Boston.
Mrs. Annabel Walker Berry of Rockland has
been spending few days in this city with
her mother and brother Spring street.
Rev. Arthur A. Blair went to Stockton
Springs Wednesday and and gave lecture on
the subject of Eugenics before the Current
Events club of that place.
l. Colby A. Rackliffe. former U. of M stu.
dent, attended the Maine Bowdoin game at
orono last Saturday, and was the guest of
friends over the weekend.
Mrs. Frank Arden Elms, formerly Miss Eva
L. Morris of Belfast, left Wednesday by boat
to Join her husband in Worcester, Mass. where
they will make their home.
Donald w. Vaughan, clerk in the City Drug
store,is taking his annual two weeks va cation.
He will spend the weekend in Portla1d 4 with
his sister, Mrs. M. L. Stantal.
Among the recent initiates into The Mvstics
the sophomore interfraternity honorary sccietv
at Colby, were Crawford W. Treat of Stockton
Springs and Ralph A. Bramhall of Belfast.
Charles M. Brewster of Belmont has been
drawn as member of the grand jury for the
United States district court at PortIaro and
Josiah Colson of Prospect member of the
petit jury for the December term.
Mrs. William Bryant of South Deer Isle is in
her 99th year, and with the exception of deaf
ness retains her faculties remarkably. She is
as spry about her house work as many younp
women and her sewing is something nice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Dowlng of BrookIine
Mass, who have been visiting in Syanyille.
will leave Boston about the 18th for Arizona
and California, where Mr. Bowling has busi-
ness interests, and where they will spend the
winter.
Recent business letters from Mr.. William O.
Stoutenburg of Arlington, N. Y, announce his
marriage to Mrs. Laura Elms Webster. for
meriy of Belfast Mr.. and Mrs Stoutenburp-
will soon come to Belfast for visit of sever.
al weeks.
Mrs. Florence Gilmore Mutcher of Roxburv
arrived last Friday and assed the Weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy faul. On her return
to Boston Monday afternoon she was accom-
panied by her niece. Mrs. Paul, who will pass
a week in the CITY.
Miss Lotte Cunningham left last Saturday
for short visit in Boston previous to start
ing tuesday for Los Angeles, Calf, where she
expects position as teacher in the pubic
schools. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Corne-
Illus Cum gham, accen panied her as Jar as
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Marden of Merider.
CT, have sent out cards announcing the mar
riage of their daughter, Ollie Lee, and M,
BenJa min Horace Little field, at Melrose, Mass,
on Wednesday, October 18TH Mr.. ard Mrs.
Littlefeld will be at home after Jan. 1st at
1913 South street, Roslindal Mass.
Among those who attended the Maine-Bow-
doin game at Orono Saturday was quite dele
cation from Belfast, which included. beside
all the U. of M. students, Clarence E. Read of
'eiieoe' Aotei Soitiio VI SOlDy, arc Charles
E. Brown and George j. Wentworth of "The
Pastures" the latter an alumnus of the Uni
versity.
The 1914 "Prism," the University of Maine,
annual, will be of more than usual interest in
this vicinity. Nicholas P Maknna of Bangor.
formerly of Belfast, is business manager and
A. 3. Ferguson of New York is the artist.
Among the associate editors are R. s. Fergu-
son of New York and Mark P Pendleton of
Isleshoro
The wedding of Frances, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall 0. Knowlton, and Phillip
Pike, will take place ct the brides home on
Thanksgiving day. Miss Knowlton is popu-
lar member of the younger set, and the groom,
brakeman on the Belfast branch of the Maine
Central, has made many friends sil ce coming
to Belfast
DR.. E. c. Bryant left Pittstield, Nov. 7th TO,
West Medfeld, Mass, where he will make his
home with his daughters Mrs R. L. Kend,en
and Mrs. w. L. Parsons. Before his DEPART
ure he was given a farewell reception in the
Free Baptist church and presented with a nice
Bible. program was given and ice cream
cake and coffee were served