The Republican journal., 1913-05-01
PERSONAL.

Miss Ella Hayes went to Boston Monday for
few days visit.
James W. Hartman of Auburn is the guest
of James S. Hartman.
| Miss Annie M. Bean will return this week
from visit in Boston,
VIM. H, Quimby left Wednesday morning ON
business trip to Boston,
Mrs. Kate Douglass Wiggin mas sailed for
her annual European tour.
Mrs. Mark Woods of Rochland is spending q
few days with Belfast relatives.
Miss Mae Collins has returned from q ton
days visit in Boston and vicinity
Miss Mile l. Darby spent Sunday in Bucks.
port. the guest of Mrs. John W. Hatch.
Rev. Father Dennis McCabe will return
TO-DAY from business trip to Waterville.
Mrs. Charles B. Hazeltine and daughter.
Miss Louise, returned from Boston last Friday
Messrs. Harry Page and Ralph Atwood of
Bucksport called on Belfast friends last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Lane of Brooks ar
Ii
fornia.
Mrs. W. L. West returned Monday from
brief visit with her mother, Mrs c. W. Fierce.
in Monroe.
Rev. William Vaughan was called to Wells
Beach Tuesday by the serious illness OF his
brother, Rev. ]. W. Vaughan,
Mrs. Miller Colby of Sunset and MISS Jennie
Miller OF Belfast are guests of Mrs Annabel
M. Underwood at Poor's Mills.
Mrs. Aoa Larrabee Wildes will return from
Boston next Saturday and will have home
with Mrs. Sarah Durgin, Pearl street.
Mrs. L. o. Buckn is visiting her niece. Mrs.
Maude Casley, in Boston. and her daughter.
Mrs. Leona Beckwith, in Springfield, Mass.
MI and Mrs. orge Bagey went to Cam
bridge, Mass, last Saturday, where Mr.. Bag
ley has employment with Contractor Sculley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Harmon and little
daughter Ruth spent Sunday with MIR. Har-
mons parents Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Harmon in
Brewer
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. knowlton, daughter
M arian and Mrs. Long of CamG.n motored to
Belfast Sunday and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G.. H. Crosby.
Mrs. Camilla A. Hazetine, who spent the
winter in Wheeling, West Virginia, arrived in
Boston last week and is expected at her Court
street home in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woods, who have been
living in the Conant house on Church street.
went to Morrill, Monday to live on the farm
they recently bought of Ross Smith.
Mrs. Annie c. Davis, who has been boarding
for several months at the home for AGED
Women, is seriously i'll and was taken to the
home of Mrs. Emma D. Elms, last Tuesday.
John Parker and Charles E. Owen are anon.
the recent grip victims Mr.. Owen, who had
been IN his usual good health, was taken sud-
denly i'll at the supper table and had to take
his bed.
Miss Hazel Doak went to Orono last week to
attend the military ball at the University of
Maine Friday night, and was the guest of her
brother, Marthon Doak at the Phi Gamma
Delta house.
Arthur Patterson, student at the Univer-
sity of Maine, College of Law, Bangor. was
the guest last week of Carleton Doak and at
tended the Past Commanders Night at Pales.
tine commandery
Miss katherine c, Quimby will leave May
aguez P. R. May 2lst on steamer Brazos for
home and will be accompanie ed by her sister
Mrs. c. c. Pineo, andelittle daughter, VINO will
spent the summer here
The Maine Piano Dealers Association mad =
banquet at the Augusta House, Augusta, last
Thursday evening, followed by business
meeting and election of officers. E. S Pitcher
of this city was elected vice president.
Elk Chief Justice and Mrs. William Penn
Whltehouse OF Grove street, left Friday after
noon for Portland on their way to Sebapo Lake
to ENJOY d visit at their cottage on its shores
and where 1t is expected that the Judge will
try his luck at salmon acknowledgements
Journal.
Mrs Helen c. Russell of Belmont. Mass. and
Mrs. Lillian c. Riley of Everett, Mass. were
called to Belfast to attend the funeral last
Saturday of their grandfather, Mr. Otis Cum
mings. They left for their homes last Mon
day.
Miss Julia Vaughan returned last Saturday
from short visit in Wells depot with her
father, Rev j. W. Vaughan, who has had a
very serious i'll turn. Mrs. Vaughan is with
him. Miss Vaughan resumed her duties in the
Hayford school Monday
Mr.. Frank R. Wiggin of Newport was in
Belfast yesterday on his way home from Nor
folk. Va, where he had been to see his son.
Rudolph Wggin, who has entered the naval
service in the electrical department and will
learn wireless telegraphy.
Among the out-of-town attorneys in attend
ance on the Supreme Court last week were
John +. Nelson and Z. w. Hussey of Water
vile, A. L. Blanchard of Bangor and Lewis A.
Barker of Brookline, Mass. The latter was
the guest of his cousin, Miss E. Maude Barker