The Republican journal., 1913-04-24
PERSONAL.

business trip to Boston.
VIM. H. Quimby returned last Monday night
from business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Harriet P. Adams of Cambridge, Mass.
arrived recently to visit friends.
Miss Clara R Steward of Northport spent
the weekend with friends in town.
Fred S. Alexander of Bangor spent several
days this week III town on business.
Mr.. Frank ordway of Swanvile was the
guest of 7. H. Fernald over Sunday.
Milford Brown of Addison was visito, ir,
Belfast for several days the past week.
Harry Bowker and Robert B. Innes ars
spending the week in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Mildred Gleason of Union arrived last
Friday for visit with Mrs. Addie S. Strout.
Mrs. Josie E. Hathorne of Bangor is visiting
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs John W, Nash ~
Miller street
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer l. Rankin and little
aughter Ruth returned Saturday from brief
visit in Bangor.
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison returned last Tues
ay evening from visit of several weeks in
Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. kimball and Iittls
daughter have moved to Portland, where Mr.
Kimba! has employment
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Cecil Clay of Portland are
guests of Mrs. Cliy's mother, Mrs John Dol
loft, or congress street.
Miss Nj Rlapchs p;+obar of
In keene N. H., where she has fine position
for the millinery season.
F. Wade Halliday, Esq, Judge of the New
port municipal court, has been in Belfast
8 several days attending court.
State Supt. of Schools Payson Smith was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Woodbury.
while in Belfast last Monday.
Hon. VIM. M. Bradley of Portland and Judge
L. {. Stearns of Bangor arrived Tuesday on
business with the Supreme Judicial Court.
Kew. NJ Andrews of Stockton Springs is.
visiting relatives and friends in this citv
Mrs Andrews is in the Waldo County General
hospital for treatment
Miss Helen G. Dunn, superintendent of the
Waldo County Hospital. spent several days
last week in Bangor and is spending the re
mainder of her vacation at her home in Au-
gusta.
Friends Of Rev A. H. Hanscom of Houltor,
Will be sorry to learn that the family are under
Quarantine for small Iox. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
com and three children being stricken with
the disease.
Miss Edith L. Strout of Neal street. wh1,
mas been Ill with pneumonia. is now very much
better and is convaesciug at the home of her
cousins, the A. Eugene Nichersons of West
street-Portland Press.
Mrs. Chas. A. Pilsbury, who had been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. VIM. F. Schoppe. in
Orono returned by boat last Saturday after
noon accompanied by Mrs. Schoppe and"Billy,"
who remained until Wednesday.
Among those who attended the Shea COM
pany's presentation of "a Man and His Wife
at the Bangor Opera House last week was
Mrs. T. E. Hale of Castine, who was on her
way to Ellsworth for brief visit
Miss Ethel L. Burr. who is pleasantly re-
membered in Belfast as a former assistant
superintendent of the Waldo County Hospital
returned last week to Bangor from California
where she and her mother spent the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene D. Tapley returned
home Tuesday from New York, where DIR
Tapley took special course in surgery. The
Tapley Hospital High street will be opened
at once with patients who have been ON the,
waiting list.
Mrs. Susan Dickey Mahoney celebrated her
Goth birthday last Sunday at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Harry W. Clark with whom she
lives. Friends remembered her with gifts
flowers and birthday greetings and the day was
most happily passed
MIR. and Mrs. Walter C. Shaw and daughte-
Miss Florence. ret urneG Saturday night froma a
few days visit in Boston, where Miss Marjorie
Shaw is attending Simmons College. Monday
they were called to East Bridgewater, Mass
by the death Of Mrs. Shaws mother. Mrs.
Mary Edison.
Morris L. Slugg has leased the Capt. E. O.
Patterson house on C hurch street, and his
marriage to Miss Florence M, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hn will take place the
laSt OF July OF tne nrSt OF August. Miss Hill
will continue in the money order department
of the post Office until the first of July
Prof. and Mrs. Edward Fletcher arrived last
Friday morning from Wolfvie, N. S, where
the former has been teaching music for the
past few years. He is suffering with nervous
breakdown and was forced to take rest. The
two children of Prof and Mrs. Fletcher.
Gretchen and John, are guests of their grand
mother, Mrs. John NJ Fletcher, at whose home
Prof. and Mrs. Fletcher are also guests. The
children have been here several weeks
DR.. H. L. Kigore began practice this week
in Thorndike, where he has leased the house
and Offices owned by Dr. B. P. Hurd, formerly
Of Thorndike. now of Waterville. Dr. Kill.
gore's aunt will move from Waterville to
Tho rndike and make home for him. He is
graduate of the University of Vermont ana
has had two years of general practice follow
ing hospital course in McGill University
M ontreal. He is thus well prepared for his
chosen profession and his many friends fee,
assured that he will make good He is the son
of the late Henry L. Kgore, who for eight
years was postmaster of Belfast
Belfast relatives of S. Theodore Bitten
bender of Boston have received the announce
m ent of his engagement to Elizabeth d,urb