The Republican journal., 1913-12-11
PERSONAL.

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spent Thanksgiving in Searsmont,
Mrs. Harriet A. Bray returned Tuesday
from visit of three months in Boston.
Albert L. Mudgett has returned to Boston
after short visit at his home in this citv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving L. Perry went to Bos-
ton Monday on business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jones of North Sears
mont were at H. A. Fogg's in West Appleton
recently.
Mrs. Angela Mace Stephenson of Bruns-
wick arrived Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. A..
J. Morrison.
William L. Luce of Bangor was the guest of
Frank Mudgett Monday. when on his way to
Castine on business.
Mrs. Mary A. Coombs and granddaughter
Agnes spent few days last week iu Camden
with Mr.. and Mrs George Mixer.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Wentworth and children
Myrtle and Arthur. of Hope spent THANKSGIVING
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Allen in Lncolnyile
Mr. and Mrs. c. O. Montgomery and son
Hugh of Camden spent Thanksgiving in Boston
with their daughter Ruth who is a student at
Dana Hall
Miss Evelyn Davis of Rockland spent Sun
day in Belfast with her aunt Mrs kamber of
Portland, who is in charge of the Manufac-
turer's Outlet Co.
Mrs. Caroline c. Doilotf returned Saturday
from Portland. where she had been with rela-
tlves since the death of her daughter, Mrs
Nanne Dolloff Havener.
Rev. Frederick Paadino of Bangor supern-
tendent of the Bangor district of the East
Maine Conference was the guest last Saturday
Of Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Phelan.
Charles F. Austin of Deer Isle was in Bel
fast last Friday and Saturday. the guest of his
cousin, Mrs. J. l.. Sleeper. While here he
bought horse of ". G. Preston
Charles B. Hazeltine, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Ben Hazetine of this city "a 2nd Lieutenant. q.
S.A, who has been stationed at Fort Mcintosh.
Texas, has been assigned to the 18th Infantry
for iieio duty the border.
Mrs Sarah and Michael Fogarty of Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Brickley of Brockton.
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Ward fo
Bangor were called to Belfast last week by
the death of MIR. John Ward.
j. w. Coombs is feeding sheep on his place
this winter, having about l,2U0. Mr.. Coumbs
has IN the past raised some of the best sheep
that were ever sheared in this valley. He
mas finished his beet harvest which was better
than an average crop and ne had potato crop
that was quite good, too.-Laurel, Mont, Senti-
mel.
Or. Q. s. Vckery returned last Tuesday
night from flying trip to New York. Later
in the month Dr. and Mrs Vickery and young
son, John Ainsee V-ckery. viii leave for Syra-
euse to spend the holidays with Mrs Vlckery's
people. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ainsiee.
The wedding Of Miss Theodore Chase Wins
low, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
N. Ninslow Of Elizabeth, N j. and Allen
Fleming Myers Of that city will take place
early in February. 1t viii be a large church
wedding and several of her Belfast relatives
are planning to attend. Miss Katherine c.
Quimby viii! he one of the bridesmaids
Mrs, H. A. Lloyd. who spent the summer at
No. 13 Main street and later was with her
daughter, Mrs Horace Chenery. left last week
for her home in New York, accompanied w
Mrs. Chenery, who will remain for a short
visit. Mr.. Chenery and daughter Margaret
accompanied them to Boston. returning to
Belfast by boat last Saturday morning.
Mr., and Mrs. Isaiah W Cross of 81 Miller
street left on Mondays boat tor Boston, to
spend the thirty fifth anniversary of their
marriage with their ehildren-Mrs s. d. Hig-
gins of Medford Mass, Mrs n C. Ran,iall OF
Roxhury. Mass, and Mr. Herbert r Cross of
Brookline, Mass, They viii spend The winter
in ana around Boston.
MISS r. I. Newell has been appointed tele-
graph operator for the winter season at the
Hotel Despland, Daytona. Fla, and expects to
! leave for that place about Dee 25th. Miss
Georgia Ford of Searsport, "a friend Of Miss
Newell's, will have the position as operator at
was employed last winter, and will leave about
the Goth, visiting friends en-route.
Mrs. ?. D. H. Carter was recently very sue
cessfuiIy operated on in the Homeopathic Hos
ptal. Boston. Last Monday was her birthday
and she received a shower of post cards. with
good wishes from her many home friends. Mr.
Carter, who was called to Portland TO serve or
the " 5 Grand Jury, Will JOIN Mrs. Carter in
Boston and they will return home in season to
! spend Christmas. Later reports from Mrs
Carter arr encouraging and she wishes to ex-
tend thanks for the many post cards received.
/ Mrs. Wallace Reed Tarbox of Fryeburg. who
is a me mber of the national staff, Ladies of the
G. A. r., also past department president of
Maine. chairman of the committee on
greetings to the Woman Relief Corps in Chat
tanooga at the National Encampment and re-
cited one of her original poems. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Geraldine Frisbie. has written
Mrs. Tarbox for copy of the poem for her
| journ al she is to have published Mrs. Tarbox
is a talented lady and most ficient presiding
officer. She has given fine accounts of the
conven tion to the G. A. r. circles she has
visited Franklin Journal.
Charles f. Bcknell, a delegate to the sixth
annual convention of the Atlantic Dee pei
Waterways Association, recently held in Jack
sonvile, Fla, has returned to his home in
Rockland. At this meeting the ways and
means for the construction of an inland water
way from Maine to Florida were discussed and
the project found in Mr.. Bicknell a Ii enthusi-
astc advocate. He was elected vice presi-
dent for Name with power t o make certaiI
APRON tments, and has complied as follows
Delegate, William s. White, Ro cklano; mem
ber of resolutions committee, Villa m T. Cobb