The Republican journal., 1913-04-24
PERSONAL.

Tic weekend at her former home in Camden,
Mrs. Frederick W. Brown was the guest of
Mrs. Annabel Miller Underwood over Sunday
Mrs. H. H. johnson and Mrs. Frank R.
Woodcock went to Boston last Saturday for q
weeks visit.
Miss Maude E. Barker arrived home last
Thursday from Bangor where she had been
visiting relatives.
Miss Geneva Heal returned Saturday from
Rockland, where she was bridesmaid at the
Roberts Billings wedding.
Hon. VIM. P. Thompson of Bangor was in
Belfast last Thursday attending court and
calling on his many friends.
Miss Bertha Bryant is teaching in Clinton
and visited over Sunday at the home of her
father, G. E. Bryant. in Burnham
Mrs. Charlie W. Coombs went to Wiscasset
last Saturday to spend few days with her
husband, who has employment there.
Edward j. H. Estabrooks of Newton Mass
came to Belfast last week on business, and
went to Swan Lake for weeks fishing.
Mrs. Edward A. Wadsworth was the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea at the Bangor
House during their weeks stay in Bangor
Mrs. Harry Vinal and little daughter of
Cambridge. Mass, arrived last Saturday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben M. San
born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holt arrived last Thurs
day from Hutchinson, MINI, and are guests
of Mrs. Holts parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. W.
Rich.
Mrs. John W. Hatch of Bangor is attending
the East Maine Methodist Conference in
Bucksport and will spend next week with
Belfast friends
Gen. J. P. Cilley of Rockland. veteran of
the Civil War and of the Knox County Bar
was in Belfast last Thursday in attendance
upon the S. j. Court
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Everett were down
street last Thursday. Mr.. Everett has been
ill for some time with pneumonia and his wife
has been critically ill.
Misses Lena Sanborn and Laverne and
Bertha Nhitten will go to DuehspoTt next
ootuhody 10 atteno the closing sessions of the
East Maine Conference
W. H. Robinson. Esq, of Bangor was before
the S. J. Court last Thursday as counsel in two
divorce cases, one involving a woman of IT
years. bride of two years.
c. A. Treat of Stockton, sophomore at
Colby College, was one of the ushers at the
annual reception and junior prom held in
assembly hall last Friday evening
The new associate justice, Hon. Warren c.
Phllbrook. is presiding over the April term of
court IN Waldo county. Knox county mas a
cordial welcome in store for hin-Rockl kland
Courier Gazette.
Lorenzo Baxter of Burnham observed his
95th birthday, April 9th He passed the day
quietly at the home of his son, Ralph Baxter
with whom he resides, and received callers
and many post cards from his friends
Mrs. John Beckwith returned Monday to her
home in Springfield, Mass. after short visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Buckln,
She came to accompany Mrs W. H. Beckwith,
who had been her guest for several weeks.
DR.. E. E. Philbrook was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Elbrdge S. Pit cher while in Belfast
On his return to Castine Saturday he was ac-
companied by his brother, Judge Warren c..
Philbrook, who was his guest until Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P Coonhs and Miss
Katherine E. Brier went to Bangor last week
and attended the presentation of the play
The Bells" by the Thomas E. Shea COMPANY
at the Bangor Opera House. They returned
home Thursday.
Miss Cora Brown. who recently took a
course in mission work at the Gordon Training
Schocl, Boston, spent the PAST winter in Dana
ris Gotta. her home, and is now visiting friends
i'm Belfast before going to Bradford where SHE
will eng age in nilsson work.
! The Journal is indebted to Mr. E S. Shuman
for copy of The San Mateo Item, a weekly
published at Palatka, Florida. Mr. and Mrs.
Shuman were to leave Palatka April 22nd for
Belfast. visiting en- route the cities of Jackson
vile, Savannah. Norfolk. Philadelphia and
Boston. and arriving home about May 7th
Edward S. Perkins and Charles Henderson
past sachems of Tarratine Tribe Of Red Men.
attended the State council of the Red Men of
Maine in Portland last week, and Mrs. Cole
man Sheldon, Miss George Sheldon and Mr..
and Mrs Charles M. Young attended the an
nual meeting of the Great Council, Degree of
Pochahontas. in the same city.
Capt and Mrs. John Billings of New York
were in town Thursday, the guests of the
captains sisters, Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald and
Mrs. W. G. Preston, on their way to Castine,
where they will pack their household goods
ard move to New York permanently. Capt.
Billings has for several years been in COM
mand of the yacht Kajeruna, owned by Mr..
Eessella of New York
Mr. Frank B. Knowlton has joined the Boston
Chamber of Commerce trade excursion party
which sails from Boston at noon TODAY in the
steamship Metapan, which came from New
York to take them to Colon, where another
steamship will be taken for South American
ports. The tourists will be ACCOMPANIED as
far as Panama City by SO ladies and gentle
men, including Mayor Fitzgerald and daughter,
Miss Rose Fitzgerald. The latter party, call
ed "The Colombia Party" will leave the South
American party at Panama and will make
detour into Columbia
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Russell Howard went
from Williamstown, Mass, to Bennington. VT
last week-it is only 45 minutes ride by troll.