The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-10-16
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Luce are spending
the week in Camden.
Mrs. Vida Strout visited relatives in
Thomaston the past week.
Samuel H. Lord has gone to Boston on a
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Frank R. Woodcock is spending several
weeks in Battle Creek. Mich.
Mrs. Eva Gordon of Northport visited friends
IN Belfast the first of this week.
Mrs. l. S. Hills returned Wednesday from a
weeks visit in Boston and Reading, Mass
Franklin A. Warren visited his father. L. A,
warren, IN Searsmont few days last week
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore have re-
turned from motor trip to Portland and Bos
ton.
Miss Ava Whitney returned to her home in
bucksport Monday after a visit with Mrs.
Thomas Cannon
Mrs A. W. Morse will leave tomorrow, Fri
day, to join her husband in few days visit at
the Bangor House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth left
Wedne sday on a business and pleasure trip to
Boston and vicinity
Mrs. James H. Howes returned last SATURDAY.
from IA visit with MIR. and Mrs. Richard P.
Whltn an in Campello, Mass.
Jam rs ii. Cunningham return ed Wednesday
from visit with his daughter, Mrs Manson
Lowe, n Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Charles A. Townsend returned Wednes-
day from Portland, where she went to visit
the schools of the First Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Orman Hopkins will leave the
last OF the month the first of November
for their winter home in Florida.
Hall F. hoxie OF Waterville has joined his
family mere, who have been spending the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Barr.
William Mitchell of Boston was guest over
Sunday of his mother, Mrs. James Mitchell.
ana his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Stewart.
MrsC Caroline Crosby and Miss Anne C Crosby
Will leave Saturday to spend the winter in Bos
ton. Miss Crosby will return later ON short
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Linnekin and daughter
S ietuihea wednesday tG thSif home iil
Richmond after spending the week in Belfast
and Swanville
George Sweetland, Walter Beals and Robert
=. Logan OF Belfast and George Hibbard of
Etna left Wednesday for two weeks hunt
ing trip near Wytopitlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Griffin of Boston are
guests of Mrs. Charles Baker in Congress
street Mrs. Griffin is pleasantly remembered
in Belfast as Miss Nellie Harmon.
Last Saturday MIR. and Mrs Thomas Frisbee
had their Edwin and wife ard Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Mcdonald, who stayed over Sunday
spend the day with them, and although it was
stormy day it was much enjoyed by them all
DIR. Herbert Harmon of Philadelphia arrived
Saturday TOR short visit and is at present
with his parents in Brewer. He will return to
Belfast later. DR.. Harmon has been travelling
extensively with a patient, who is planning a
trip abroad.
Mrs. &. Alma Bucknam and her sister Miss
Nellie Hopkins have returned to Boston froY,
Great Cheabeague, Portland harbor, where
they spent the summer at their cottage. and
have taken an apartment in Allston, Mass.
where they will spend the winter Stree re-
firing from the dry goods business in Belfast
Miss Hopkins has heen living with her sister
in East Boston.
Fourteen of the past masters Augusta
Lodge F. & A. NJ, at recent meeting pre-
sented their retiring Master. William F Leav-
lit. who recently moved to Darlington, Vt,
with the gavel and past masters jewel and
then invited all to chicken pie supper IN the
banquet hall 1t was complete surprise to
Mr.. Leavitt. who is one of the youngest mas
ters in Maine, and the evening was one OF
genuine enjoyment to him.
Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine has closed her
house, No. l Court street, and leftby the noon
train yesterday for Boston, en- route to Wheel
ing. West Virginia where she Will spend the
winter. She was accompanied by Mrs L. W.
Pendleten, who will spend few days IN Bos-
ton and then go to New York to meet her sis
ter. Mrs. J. A. Fessenden, who is due to arrive
there from her European tour about the first
of November.
Rev. Robert Stuart Macarthur, D. D., pres-
dent of the Baptist World Alliance, and for
forty years pastor of Calvary Baptist Church,
New York city, has accepted the call extended
to him to be pastor of the First Baptist Church
of Baltimore. He could not promise to enter
upon prolonged period of service with the
church, but would devote all his time 10 paslo-
raj duties there except when on journeys in
connection with his position as head of the
Baptists of the worid.-Boston Transcript.
DR.. Macarthur is pleasantly recalled in Bel
fast by all who heard him lecture in the bap.
tist church many years ago
KNOX.