The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frank Roberts, who has been quite in
is gaining slowly
Chas w. Coombs of this city is chef at the
Gerald Hotel, Fairfield.
Benz. F. Wells of Auburn was in Belfast last
Monday the guest of his relatives.
Miss Vesta Shuta went to Camden Monday
for weeks visit with relatives
Mrs Harry Macomber of Castine was the
recent guest Of relatives in town.
Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM left Tuesday
morning for brief visit in Boston
Mrs. Joseph Williamson of Augusta has
gone to Boston for (. few days visit with
friends.
Friends of Jonn W. Hash will regret to learn
that he is confined to his home on Miller street
by Illness
Miss Alice l. Whitten was recent guest
for few days of H. L. Fayson and family j,
Rockport
Mrs. Ansel Wadsworth was the guest the
past week of Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Potte il,
Rockport.
Mrs. {. E. Frost went TO Pittstield last week
to attend the meeting of the East Somerset
Pomona Grange.
Mrs. W. H. Snow ard son Harry arrived
home last Saturday from visit of several
weeks in New York.
Miss Almeda Wiiston of PittsfeId was
weekend visitor in Troy, with her mother.
Mrs. Emma Wlliston
Mrs. Eta Dodge, who has been in the Waldo
County General Hospital receiving treatment.
able to be out again.
Mrs. Emma West has returned after spend
in G the holidays at the home of her son Asa
W. West, in Dorchester, Mass.
Miss Sara Edith West returned to Boston
Saturday after vacation visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Ella West, Main street.
E. P Frost went to New York last week or
business and will return next Saturday. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Frost
Capt. and Mrs. E, H. Colby went to Rockland
last Saturday, en- route to their home in Sun
set, after visit with Belfast relatives.
Mrs. A. M. Small of Freedom, is the guest for
a few days of Miss Amy E. Stoddard. coming
to attend THE Chimes of Normandy"
Miss Gladys Pitcher of the Chelsea High
school music department gave cello solo ar
the Congregational church in Wellesley, Mass
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy c. Tuttle who spent the
summer in Belfast and Northport. are now at
Port Arthur, Ontario, where they have posi-
tions ii hotel
Mrs George H. Lake went to Farmington
N. H., last Tuesday to Join her husband, who
has employment there. Jeff" their pet dog,
went BY express,
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Young announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Lillian NJ, to Al
bert E. Westln, the wedding to take place
Easter Sunday at Standpoint, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence " Proctor and little
daughter, Annie V. returned Saturday froro
Windnam, where they spent the vacation With
Mrs. Proctor's parents, Mr. and Ms Willard
Lamb
Arthur Linscott of Troy, NJ. c. l.. 05. who
p assed vacation at his home and visited
friends in Pittsteld, has returned to Hartford,
Conn. where he is student at divinity
school.
Mrs. George A. Gilchrest was among the
fortunate prize winners at sixteen table
auction party, recently given in Rockland by
Mrs. F. M, Shaw, Mrs 8. H. Rose and Mrs
Clarence A. Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chenery, Miss Marga-
ret and Master Chenery, with Miss Lambert.
the governess, left, Monday, on their return to
Boston, after passing week at Mr. Chenery's
Belmont farm, The Pastures.
Miss Ethel Sturtevant who remained in
Freeport to finish the term of High school
arrived last Saturday to make her home with
her uncle, ,Rev.W Walter F. Sturtevant, and enter
edthe Belfast H Ugh school last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. W. Perry returned Nom
day to their home in Portland from visit
with his mother, Mrs Alice l. Thomhs. Mr..
Perry has been deprived of his eyesight for
two years, but will soon submit to surgical
operation which promises complete cure
The annual meeting of the Boston Alumni
U. of NJ, will be held at the American House
Saturday, Jan. 49, 1913 Will R. Howard 80, is
to be toastmaster. The speakers are to be
President Alley, Gov. Haines 76, and Director
Wingard Several side attra ctions and much
m usic will be served up.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown of this city has been
appointed deputy Secretary of State He held
that position before serving four years as Sec
retary of State, and the present Secretary
Mr.. Alexander has served many years as depu-
ty. 1t is safe to say that the business of that
department will be we'll cared for.
The American Magazine has the following il
Its announcement of the cont ents of the Feb
ruary number: Home, by Lincoln Cocord is
a fine, beautiful story. 1t has that quality
which has given the American Magazine the
hrst place in fiction, distinction further en-
phasized in the form. There isn't any
finer theme. You know that and Mr.. Colcord
rises to it. So does Henry ]. Peck, who made
the illustrations for it."
The remains of Eugene Rust arrived on last
Friday mornings train, accompanied by Mrs
Rust, her son, Fred W. Rust, and daughter
Dorothy. They were met at the station by
Bel fast friends and accompanied to Grove
cemetery, where services were held at the
tomb, Rev. David L. Wilson of the Congre-
gational church officiating, Mrs. and Miss
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