The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-03-06
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Flora S. Dodge went to Clinton MONDAYS
to visit friends
Mrs. Ada L. Wides of Auburn is the guest
of Mrs. D. P. Palmer.
Sheriff Cushman attended the town meeting,
In Montville March 3rd
Mr. U. f. Frost left Monday noon on a busi-
ness trip of several weeks to Texas.
Mrs. Annie G. Newton of Boston, Mass, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs Clara Gilmore.
Charles Hahn has returned from Warren
where he was called by the death of his
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris,n Ee,ls of Montville.
are V'siting their nephews, Fred and Frank
Toothaker.
FRANK l.. Whltten an6 daughter Bertha lefs
wednesday morning for short trip to Port.
land and Boston.
Ralph A. Rramhall re TUNED to bis s+reios 30
oolby College last Friday after brief visit at
his home in this city
Alphonzo Reynolds ot Bun hi m was operated
upon in the Waldo corrt ty hospital last Satur-
day He is doing well
Mrs. Charles Collils Of Reel port returned
nome last Tuesday from visit It the home of
her brother, Mr.. J. G. Aborn.
Miss Alice /. Whittier, no is teaching j, the.
Academy at East C,rnlh, spent the y neek-enc.
IN Orono. the guest q Mss Helen ". Avarill
Miss Blanche PittAer, who spent the winter
ut her home in Nol hlDt, has gone to Povi-
denee K. l., to visit her sister, Mrs. Merwvn
Fawk.
Mrs Frank E. LICE is clicking in the Wood
cock store in the alsence of Mrs. William,
Smaiiey, who is at home on account of the i'll.
ness of her son Karl c,
Mrs ). H. MATHEWS, Mrs. E. j. Morrison ancl
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison. " TO have been III witt,
the grip at the home of the former on Cedar.
street, are convalescing.
Miss Hattie NJ. Hack. accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Geelge jackson Of Northport, left
Monday to sper ro two weeks in Auburn with
their sister, Mrs. Julia Mesder.
Mrs. George Mixer of Camden has been in
this city the past week. called here by the SER
lous illness of her other, Mrs. M, A. COMBS
~ A>A 'iNiS VI OiItH street.
Mr. and Mrs. William HOFFMAN, who had baer
IN Bangor on busi siness arrived Monday after
noon and were at the Wiz dsor until Yesterday
when they left for New York.
The home Of Mr.. ard Mrs John N. Martin.
Park street, itt.f fed. was the scene, Monday
evening, of leasart event, the cccaslon be-
ing linen show given their daughter. Miss
tdna Martin, al Karl Cottrell of Rccklard.
Inc affair vas successfully carried out by
about 40 yourg friends of Miss Martir, whose,
marriage to Mr.. Cottrell took place the next
day. The evening passed with music
and games Chafng dish refreshments were
served
Mrs Augusta S. Frederick and Mr. Chss ".
Frederick will leave On the noon train TODAY for.
st. Augustine. Fla, to spend the remainder of
the winter. They will be at the same hotel with
Mrs. J. A. Fesserden and Mrs L. W. Pendle-
tor who have been in st. Augustine for sew
erai weeks. Many readers OF The Journa4
Will hope to have letter from Florida from.
Mrs. or Mr., Frederick, o both.
Among those who attended the annual ini-
tiation banquet of the University of Maine
Chapter Of Alpha Omicron III, held at the Ban.
gor House last Friday evening. were Mis-.
Alice l. Whit;en Of Belfast MISS Mildred L.
pfentiss of Brewer and Mrs. William f
Schoppe of Orono. Forty active and alumni
menbe1s Of the scroity were present to enjoy
the delicious barquet and post lrar dlaI exer-
cises, which ircluded impomrtu speeches
from the ten initiates,
Garter B. Keene, Esq, formerly of Freedom
was recently rcmoted to chief OF the detect.
i've service in the Post Office Department as .
reward for long and faithful service. Mr..
heene las been a post office inspector for
many years and has been in the government
service since the last Cleveland administration.
lie has long been close friend Of ex-aecre-
tary OF the Treasury George B. Cortelyou, the
two having been associated formerly in the
Civil service and also as law school students.
He is widely Known in Washington and very
popular