The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-11-13
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Georgia C. Tuttle is visiting in Sedp.
wick.
Hiram P. Farrow was business visitor in
Rockland last week.
Mrs. Amasa s. Heal has gone to Lincoln.
vile for several weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. c. B. Hall returned last week from ,
visit with relatives and friends in Washington
Mr. John Gilmore of Chelsea, Mass, is visit.
ing his sisters. Mrs. Charles Aver and Mrs. Gay
Miss Anne NJ. Kittridge returned MONDAY
from few days visit with Miss Hazel Barnard
of Lewiston.
MISS J. II. Riley has returned to her winte,
home in Alston. Mass, from North Leeds and
the Rangeley Lakes, Me.
Mrs. Harriet Pendleton has returned from
visit OF several weeks in Boston, New York
and New Jersey.-Camden Herald.
Miss Sue M. Partridge went to Waltham
Mass last Monday to attend the funeral OF
her brother. Mr. Edward M. Partridge.
Mrs. Bina Leighton left Tuesday for her
nome IN Harmony, Me, after visit with Mrs
Hiram Michels and Mrs. S. " Jones.
Miss Hazel McTaggart who is attending
Shaw's Business College in Bar gor came home
last Saturday to spend a short vacation.
Hon. Obadiah Gardner of Rockland. member
of the International Boundary commission.
was in Belfast last Thursday and called on
friends
Capt. and Mrs. Ernest o. Patterson have
reached their new home in Charleston, West
Virginia and are pleasantly located at 1904
Virginia street.
Mrs. Arthur Ritchie went to Lewiston Mon.
day to accompany her mother, Mrs. L. Skill
ings to Plymouth, Mass, where the latter will
spend the winter.
Miss Caroline A. Gilmore is taking short
vacation from her duties as book-keeper at A.
A. Howes & Co. Miss Clara A. Steward is
substituting for her.
Charles F. Swift went to Boston last Monday
''to see what they had there that is good to
eat," which we take to mean that he has gone
for Thanksgiving supplies,
Mrs. David Kent, daughter Alice, and Miss
Helen Dunbar Of Rockport spent few days
the past week with Capt. Kent on board the
sch. Adelia T. Carlton at this port
Messrs George E. Bicknell of Meriden,
Conn.,, and Sherman W. Freeman of New Ha-
ven. Conn.,. arrived Saturday to visit their
mother, Mrs. Sarah Freeman, Congress street.
Miss Maude E. Barker came home from Ban
gor last week for few days, and has returned
there for longer visit with relatives. She
will visit in Houlton before returning to
Belfast.
Messrs. Bert L. knight of South Manches-
ter, Conn.,, and L. o. Knight OF Worcester,
lass, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Greenlaw and Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Whitmore of C mdep. were in
Belfast last Saturday 70 attend the funeral of
Mr.. Adelbert knight.
Nathan Houston Small, U. of NJ, '13, and
Oscar Olson, former u. of M. student, went
to Orono last week, and joined the excursion
to the Maine Bowdon game in Brunswick last
Saturday Over two thousand supporters of
the blue left Bangor on the special of eleven
cars, the largest football special ever handled
by the Maine Central.
| There was family reunion at the home of
Hon. and Mrs. Byron Boyd in Augusta last
Sunday evening in honor of the birthday of
Mrs. Edwin c. Burleigh, wife of United States
Senator Burleigh. The occasion was also taken
to celebrate four additional anniversaries of
members of the family occurring during No
vember; those of Senator Burleigh, Mrs. Rich
ard H. Stubbs. Miss Dorothy Boyd and William
Williamson.
Maine Hills was in town for the weekend,
and while here made arrangements to lease
the parcchial residence of St. Francis church,
which has been vacant for some time. While
arrangements have not yet been entirely COM
pleted, Mir. and Mrs. Hills expect to begin
housekeeping there about December 1st, Mr..
Hills spe nding as much time as possible in
town. Until the house is ready. Mrs. Hills
will be the guest of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
A. S. Heal, Cedar street.
The many friends of Miss Mabel A. Craig,
who is spending the winter abroad will be inter-
ested to learn that she will be located in Geneva
for the winter, instead of in Germany, as
! first planned. She has been Ell, ying sew
eral weeks in Paris and will go to Switzerland
ith her relatives, whose plans for the season
were changed. Miss Craig has made an inter-
estiug visit to Holland, and the home of her
relatives in Germany since her arrival.
Alfred G. Black has been granted six months
leave of absence from The John Hancock In
surance Company and sailed Monday from
New York the steamship Colon for Colon,
on his way to Panama City to visit his son
Walter, who is manager of The Panama Tram
way Co. Mr.. Black will spend indefinite
period in the Panama Canal Zone, later going
by way of the principal sea ports on the
Pacific Of Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Salvatore.
Guatemala and Mexico to San Francisco.
Mrs Mark A. Wadlin, Jr. arrived Tuesday
from her former home in Swampscott Mass,
Mr.. Wadln having preceded her She was
formerly Miss Mabel Bernice daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Walter Everett Sargent, and her
marriage to Mark A. Wadlin, Jr., oldest son OF
Mark AWadlin of Belfast, occurred in Swamp
scott October 2lst The bride was the guest
of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wight