The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-16
PERSONAL.

Miss Louise Jackson is spending the winter
| in Belmont.
! Miss Margie Knowlton of Belm ont is attend
ing the city schools
Ralph &. Herrck of Oakland was in Belfast
on business last Tuesday.
Mrs W. A. Nichols returned last week from
months visit in Roslindale, Mass.
| Mr. James Libby of Unity, while in Belfast
{ attending court, stopped with Sumner Bridges.
Waldo avenue.
Albert Miller came from Camden last Satur-
I day to attend Equity grange in stallation. re-
| turning Monday.
Miss Bridget Whalen, who had been the
| guest of Belfast friends for the vast ten davs
returned to Liberty yesterday.
! DR.. James D. Clement of Portland called on
| Belfast relatives last Tuesday while on his
way to Bucksport to visit patients.
| Mrs Edith Damon Turner of Boston is visit
Ing her father, Mr.. John G. Damon, and is stop
ping at the Fahy house on Spring street.
| MISS Alice |. Whitten, Who spent her vaca
tlon at home, has returned to her duties at the
East Corinth Academy, visiting in Orono en-
route.
| Charles +. Sherman, who has served the
town of Burnham treasurer for many wears
ana mas filled the office very efficiently, has
resigned. owing to ill health
| News has been received by Belfast relative
Of the critical illness of Mrs. N. C. Pottle of
Howard, K. l. Mrs. Pottle was forme rv Miss
Alice Edgecomb of Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Mitchell of Rosindale.
Mass, are receiving congratulations on the
birth, Dec Both. of son. Mrs. Mitchell was
formerly Miss Katherine Putnam of Belfast.
Mrs. Amos Graves of Boston return ed home
last Monday. after visit with her mother
Mrs. William Gordon. She was accomnanied
BY Miss Ida Strong of Water vile, who will he
her guest.
! Among those present at the banquet of
Theta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Kappa Medi-
cal fraternity of Bowdon Medical School Sat-
urday evening at the Portland Country Club
were Drs. James D. Clement and Benjamin B.
Foster. DR.. Frank Y. Gilbert, also we'll known
in Belfast, was POSTMASTER
Mrs Caroline P. Crosby and Miss Anne c.
crosby, who are spending the winter at Hotel
! Vendome. Boston, were in Belfast ssyeral davs
last week on business in relation to the bu;,d.
ing of their summer home on Northnort
avenue. They were guests while here of Mis-.
Frances Chase, Church street.
! Hon. Warren c. Philbrook of Waterv;,la
former Attorney General. was in Belfast last
week on business before the Supreme cor-+
and attended the first night presentation of
The Chimes of Normandy. He was enthusi-
astic in his praise Of the musical and dramatic
talent shown by our Belfast amate urs.
Thursday, Jan. stn. was the list birthday of
Mr.. l. A. ("DeP') Conant, and it was observed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Howes.
where he is guest. Mr.. Conant is veteran
in double sense, having served in the Civ,
war in the 26th Maine, but is hale and hearty
and good for many more birthdays.
Miss Katherine c. Quimby will sail from
New York Feb. 14th or 21st to visit h er sister
Mrs. c. c. Pineo in Mayaguez, P. R. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Chenery and Mrs. Chenerv's
mother. Mrs. H. A. Lloyd of New York. will
! sail on the same steamer for visit in Porto
Rico.
telegram was cei, ed last Saturday an.
nouncing the death of Mrs. George Wallace of
Huntington. West Va. She is survived by q
son. tCharles, and q daughter. Mrs. Mabel
Simmons. both of Huntington. They lived in
Belfast many years. owning what is now the
Tilsston Wadlin house. Upper High street.
The Journal had pleasant call Monday from
Mr.. J. W. Norton Of North Battlefield, West
ern Canada. cousin Of Mr.. S. G. Norton of
this city. Mr.. Norton ID native Of Palermo
and is visiting relatives in this city, Liberty
and Palermo after an absenc Of q years.
When boy he lived for time with Samuel
G. Norton ON Northport avenue. His home
] in Canada 10 north Of Montana and about go
miles from the boundary line.