The Republican journal., 1913-11-20
PERSONAL,

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Scribner spent portion
OF last week in Old Town.
Mrs. Benjamin l. Tuttle went to Auburn
last week to visit her parents.
MRS. Arthur Ritchie returned Saturday from
visits in Lewiston and Plymouth, Mass.
Ralph S. Collins went to Boston Nov. 14th,
where he has employment for the winter.
DIR. D. P. Flanders and Miss Annie L. Barr
returned last Saturday from short visit in
Boston.
| Mr.. Lincoln A. Warren of Searsmont visit
ed his son Franklin A. and friends in this citv
recently.
Mrs. Fred E. Stinson and Mrs. Carrie Spauld
ing of North Searsport were in this city last
Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin A. Jones and Mrs Louise B.
Brooks have returned from short visit in
Waterville.
I Mr.. II. w. Heaey and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Rockland, making the trip in
their Metz car.
Mrs. George H. Lake of Newburyport,
Mass. is in Belfast. called here by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Ames.
MIR. George D. Mahoney, who has been i'll at
his home on Samond street with a severe at
tack of appendicitis, is improving
Mrs. Carrie Eldridge of jackson is visiting
her husband, who is working in this city and
stopping with Nj. and Mrs w. B. Curtis.
Mrs. Eva Gordon of East Northport, for
mery of Belfast. is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lasse in Lincolnville Center.
Miss Helen F. Dunn left Belfast Friday for
her home in Augusta and Saturday assumed her
duties as district tuberculosis nurse in that
city.
Mrs. Hattie johnson Washburn of Atkin-
son arrived Sunday to spend Thanksgiving
with her grandfather, Mr.. James w. Wal
/ lace.
1 Mr.. M. H. Blackwell of Brunswick treasurer
ofsthe Penobscot Bay. Electric Company, was
in Belfast on business for a few days last
week.
Mr.. Isaac L. Wilband of East Boston was in
Belfast several days last week on business and.
was the guest while here of MIR Herbert S
Morey
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E. Bowditch of Grove
4 street. Augusta, are enjoying a visit in Bostc..
and other places in Massachusetts-ke
Journal.
Mrs. Charles Austin and little daughter
Caroline of Deer Isle, formerly of Boston, ar
rived Tuesday for short visit with Mr. and
Mrs. J L. Sleeper.
Mrs. Laura Alenwood and son, Frank O. Al
lenwood, of Belmont, have moved to Belfast
taking rent in the Hutchns house, corner of
Union and Pearl streets
Mrs Elizabeth Harrison of Sand ypoint, who is
recovering from severe Illness is in Bucks
port with her daughter Mrs. Lila Delano, and
will spend tie winter with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Francis French of Win.
tefport announce the engagement of their
niece, Marie, to Arthur Hutchinson Terry,
Jr., NJ. D., of New York, N. Y.
Miss Alice Warren of Sears mont, who is
teaching school in Belmont, was weekend
visitor with her brother, Franklin A. Warren,
and friends in this city recently.
Mis-. Frank r. Woodccck has returned from
extended visits i'll Michigan and New York,
and also visited her mother, tlrs, H. Fl. john
son. who is spending the winter in Portland.
Miss Clara R. Steward returned to her home
in Northport Monday after having substituted
Gilmore, who spent a weeks vacation at her
home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin 0. Hills of Northport re-
turned Saturday from two weeks camping
trip above Greenville with two deer. Their
party Of seven got five deer and had very
enjoyable trip,
Mrs G. S. Pendleton has gone to Newton,
Mass, 20 spend. several months and expects to
visit New York before returning TO Belfast
She has taken apartments here in the E. P.
Frost house, No AZ High street.
Capt George Erskine of the schooner Mel
bourn P. Smith arrived in Bucksport on the
evening train last Saturday from Portland to
spend few days with his family while his
schooner is discharging her cargo of hard pine
Harry Condor of Pittsfeld came to Belfast
last week to visit his sister. Miss Alice, at her
bungalow on the Condor shore, and his broth
hospital recovering from injuries received in
the railway accident last August at Meriden,
CT.
Mrs E. ]. Morrison and Miss Evelyn P. Mori-
son went to Bangor last Friday, and Mrs. Mori-
son entered the Paine Hospital for treatment
for neuritis Her many friends are glad to
know that she is improving. Miss Morrison re-
turned Monday, and with her sister, Miss Cora
S. Morrison, is the guest of her grandmother
Mrs Spencer Mathews, Cedar street.
Belfast friends of Mrs. Frank A Busse, of
: Jerome, Idaho formerly Miss Maude Ellis Of
Belfast, will be sorry to hear that her husband,
, vice president of the Settlers Reclaiming and
, Operating Co, has been ordered to California
| by his physician, and with Mrs. Busse and
child will probably spend six months or more
in that climate, where it is hoped that ne will
speedily regain his health.
Companion William tarrow. 80 Masonic
: street, was present at the meeting of King
Hiram Council, r. & S NJ. last Friday evening.
and took lively interest in the work till its
conclusion at about midnight. Mr.. Farrow is
2 now nearly so years of age, and his continued
: interest in Masonry shows that his heart is as
/ uounu ever He iS tho oldest mem her of