The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-11-06
PERSONAL.

and has rooms with Mrs E. B. Lunt.
Mrs. Edgar L. Harding went to Boston last
Thursday for short visit with relatives.
Mrs. ]. W. Knowlton is in Searsport caring
for Miss AnReiine Carver, who is seriously ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Palmer returned Friday
from visits in Boston, Roxbury and Brockton,
Mass.
irving T. Dinsmore has returned to Bethel
to continue treatment with Dr. Gehring. nerve
specialist.
Misses Clarabel Marsh and Velma Mitchell
returned Friday from vacation trip to Boston
and vicinity.
Mrs B. F. Wells returned Monday from
visit of several days with her son, Benz. F.
Wells, in Auburn
Mrs Eugene Hooper and son Carl were
guests of Mrs. Martin in Castine for few
days the past week.
Miss Anne c. Crosby, who is spending the
winter at the Vendome, Boston. arrived Satur-
day to visit Miss Louise Hazeltine,
Amos 7. Colcord, who has been i'll for some
time, is improving and is able 10 be at the
Gentner Colcord stable part of the time.
Mr.. Henry A. Lloyd of New York has re-
turned home from visit with mis- wife, who
is i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs Hor-
ace Cheney.
Hon. and Mrs. John R. Dunton returned last
Saturday evening from their wedding trip to
Boston and have begun housekeeping at No.
Church street.
Fred A. Seward went to Watervllle last Sat
urday for short visit, and will also spend a
few days in Pittsfeld with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George ". Seward
Mrs Harry W. Clark and Mrs. Airline Coop
er. the latter of Pittsfeld, joined Miss Grace
Lord, one of the Belfast teachers. IN Bangor
last Friday and were guests at The Colonial
Announcement is made of the engagement
of Miss Edythe Mabel keene, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. A. w. Keene of Camden, to Mr. Charles
Merriam Anderson of San Diego, California.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward R Estabrooks and
guests, Mr.. and Mrs L. A. LaBart of Boston,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert p Coornhs who had
been at Swan Lake the past ten days came to
town Thursday.
Alvin H. Ellis. carrier on r. F. D. No. 3, has
been suffering from a serious eye trouble and
went to Portland last Thursday to enter the
Eye and Ear Infrmary. A. P. Colson is sub
stituting on the route.
Miss katheleen Tuttle assistant in the Isles
boro High school, made brief visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Benz. L. Tuttle, Bay
View street. last week on her way to B .ngor
to attend the teachers convention.
MIR. and Mrs. F. j. Biather. Miss Esther Nc
Kim and Miss June Berry Of Boston, VINO had
been the guests for two weeks of Mrs
Bather's mother, Mrs. Mary Haugh, a, her
cottage at Swan Lake, left Oct 21st for their
home. They made the trip to and from Bos-
ton in Miss Mckims touring car, which she
drives herself.
Ray Harrison Lindgren of the junior class
in the college of technology, University of
Maine, has been elected to membership in Tau
Beta Pi, the honorary fraternity for engineers,
the junior in the college showing the high
est scholastic record in his class Mr. Lind
grin has an average standing in his work for
his first two years OF over IS per cent.
The first of the students concerts At heul's
Hill for the tall term was gwen Oct. 2etn be-
fore a large and appreciarlve audience. The
program iuciuued piano solo, inpron. tu, op.
LAP, No 3, Schubert, Miss Angie taiLe, Sears
mont At the first tri-annua. J.tI.r meeting Of
the Literatl and Eromathean societies Miss
Paine and Sally Moody of RoXDury, Mass, gave
a piano duet.
Carolyn, the little daughter Of William o.
and the late Vanne DolIotf Havener Jt Port
and, has been selected one OF the Maine
children to have her picture sent to the tana-
ma Pacific Exposition, TO be hung III The
Tempe OF Childhood, and has received
certificate with gold seal ana blue rlbbont - be
framed as remembrance. Little Miss Caro-
Ivn's many Belfast frlenus and ADMIRERS extend
congratulations.
v. A. Nichols went 10 Boston last THURSDAY
and returned Saturday morning with Mrs
Nichols, who had been for The pasl three weeks
at Carney, Hospital, wnere she underwent
very serious operation. Mrs. Nichols stood
the iourney well and is doing hneiy. she
wishes to thank the frieAds who so kindly
remembered ner with WINS u Si4SS- N--+-'e4
her stay in the hospital
Norris N Pierce, native OF Bangor, aho
now resident OF Cape Elizabeth, visited Mrs
Charles Bracket and daughter III LeVant last
week. After visiting his blother, + ). Pierce,
in Bangor, and friends in Brewer, ne Will re-
turn to his home on Cape Elizabeth the last OF
November Mr. Pierce was member OF the
First Maine Heavy Artillery, serving unoer
Col. Chaplin and Hon. +. A Cummings as cap
tain. He was later ianitor OF the Bangor
M. C.. A. building and also ran grocery store
there.
The leading feature of the magazine section
of the Oct. 25th issue OF the Saturday Lewis
ton Evening journal is a sketch by PROT L. u
Rateman of the remarkable career OF Mr.
George Warren Smith of Warrenton tark,
near Rockiand, who was born III South Free
dom in 1875, made several million collars IN
land speculation in the west ana IN ral4Ioao
deals in New York, and is now, at the age OF
sS wears, hale and hearty and is sald to enter
tain the same sffectionate and respectful re-
gard for the public as aid Commodore Nahuer~
bilt
MIR. and Mrs. Maine Hills allived on saiur-
day boat from Bangor. after ttlp ol seNeia'
ks tlrnuph AroOstook county, lney hdu