The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-02-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Hazel Shaw of Winthrop is the guest
OF Mrs. Edwin A. Bowker.
Rev D. B. Phean returned last Friday from
business trip to Augusta
Mrs. F. E. Cottrell of Rock 'ald s.ent the
weekend with Belfast relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. W. L. West returned last Fri
day from short visit in Augusta
Mrs. Rose Fahy returned " ednesday morn
ing from visit in Boston and vicinity.
Richard P. Roche left last Thursday to spend
few days at his home in Scituate, Mass
W. A. Swift, has been col iu,d to the house
the past few days by one ot the prevalent Sc
we're colds.
Mrs. AlleI Hubbard of YIN, Mass, arrived
last Saturday for short visit ith her mother,
Mrs. G. L. Field.
Herbert Dyer of Burnfam is a guest in town
of his sister, Mrs. Frank W ard on Silver street
Fairfield Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs John BIZ ok al d son Warren of
Bedford, Mass. were guests the past week of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Healey.
Everett Redman of " MinniI eg. Canada, who
is visiting relatives in Castine. spent Sunday
with his aunt, Mrs. Mary Smalley.
Miss Ella NJ. Erskine who is teaching school
at Citypoint returned last Monday from few
days visit al her home in Bucksport.
Mr. and Ms. Sidney E. Keene of somer-
vile, Mass, arrived saturday morning to
spend Sunday with Be last relatives
Capt. James Craig, who has been PILOT of
one of the big tugs GU of Boston, is in Bucks
port with his family Tor a few weeks.
Miss Louisa H. Fe guson will leave to-mor-
row, Friday, to attend the Boston and New
York millinery openings md buy new goods.
Mrs. Vesta Barker Of Center MONTY lie is
the guest of her daughter, Miss lnez L. Barker,
and of Belfast frier DIS, for week or ten days.
Miss Amy Sholes. who is attending the Port
land Business College. arrived home last Fri
day for short visit. She has been i'll with
bronchitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl Quimby returned
last Monday evening from business and
pleasure trip to Portland, where they were
guests of DR.. arc Mrs. B. B. Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R Coombs and Mrs ].
L. Sleeper went to East Northlort last Tues
day evening to assist with their Victroa in
giving concert in the schoolhouse.
Fred W. Pote, belfast agent of the Eastern
Steamship corr IoIatien. who has been confined
to his home several weeks by illness, is gain
ng daily and viii soon lie on deck again.
Miss Katherir F Brier left Tuesday noon
to spend several d-y with !ser father Russell
Brer. in Auburn. Later she will go TO Boston
and New York for her stock of millinery.
Mrs. Charles O. Dickey of East NorthYort
who has been very sick, reported on the
road TO complete recovery. She is able to be
up each day and gets about the house little
Miss Avis NJ. Morrison, who is spending the
winter at The Maryland, Pasadena, with her
aunt. Mrs. Anna Adams, has recently returned
to Pasadena from visit in Redlands, with
Mrs Evie Burke.
Il. (. Mcdonald has been cor fired to the
house for several days with a severe cold and
Mrs. Mcdonald has also been on the sick list.
Capt A. c. Batchelder has had charge of the
furniture store.
gdr, ard Mrs, Bowdoin N, Pendleton arris ed
last Friday from Brooklyn, n. y, and were
guests OF Rev. and Mrs, b, B. Phelan until Sat
urday afternoon. when they went TO their
home in Isesboro.
Capt. Fields C. Pendleton arrived from New
York Saturday accompanied by his son, Edward
5 PeuGleton of that city. Capt. Fenlleton
went al once to his home in Isl-sOoto and his
turned to New York.
James Green, who recently celebrated has
82nd birthday, is one OF North Brooksviiles
smart men He has hauled and fitted his fire.
wood, walks to The post flee about every day,
distance of one mile, ard attends the grange
about every week.
The steamship Brazos, on which Mr.. and
Mrs Horace Chenery, Mrs. Henry Lloyd and
Miss Katherine c. Quimby were passengers,
arriv ed at San Juan P, r. at 5 a. m. Feb 18th
3 days and 20 hours from New York. The
schedule passage is days.
Fred Horne, who has been seriously i'll with
pneu monia is now considered out of danger
having passed the critical stage of the disease
Tuesday His sister, Mrs. Snow of Bangor,
trained nurse has been with him for the past
week.
Col and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt have made
k nown the engagement of their second daugh-
ter, Ethel Carew Roosevelt to DR.. Richard
Derby, son of the late DR.. Richard H. Derby of
New York. The Derbys have been summer
residents at Dark Harbor many years, and the
senior DR.. Derby died there July 4, 1907.
l.. M. Keene of Fremont, Neb., and niece,
Miss Stella keene, formerly of this city, who
have been spending the past three weeks in
Florida, now soJourning in Havana 1t
had been their intention to visit Panama, but
were unable to engage passage at the time
they wished. Mrs J. B. Sweetser of Sears
port, who has been visiting relatives in Port
land, was guest of her aunt, Mrs. s. 7. Mug
ridge, last week Rockiand Courier Gazette.
personal note from Mrs. George E. Evans
of Stamford. Conn.,. says that Mr. Evans sailed
Feb. goth for two months trip abroad, in
GLIDING visits in England, France Germany,
Austria and Hungary. He recently returned
from his first trip on the Pacific coast although
he has crossed the Atlantic 40 times Mr. an3
Mrs. Evans expect to spend their summer IN
Belfast. Mrs. E. says: II can hardly wait ut-
til Friday comes to bring me the dear old
Journal"