The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-02-13
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Clarence Terril of Bucksport was the
guest Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. A, c. Hopkins
Mr. L. c. Putnam, who has been confined
to the house for several weeks, is eble to he
out.
Mrs Annabe Paul Hopkins Of Brewer
arrived Monday to visit Belfast relatives and
attend the Food Fair.
Miss Laura Morris, who was operated unon
some weeks ago at her home by DR.. E. d. Tan.
ley. is improving steadily.
Mrs. S. A. WooGsde Of Sahattus arrived last
Friday, called here by tie illness Of her
brother, Mr.. Tileston Wadlin
Clarence M. knowlton, Who had been com
hned to his house for hunter Of weeks bv
illness, is able TO be out anG attend to business.
Mrs. Lou Thompson has returned from a
visit with relatives in Lynn, Mass, and will
soon resume her work in the Howes' dry goods
store.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland ard Prof. Thomas ].
Preston were married in lrlneeton. n j.. last
Monday morning. Their engagement was
announced Oct 29, 1912
Mrs. William Mcdonald (iliss Madeline
NeaD and little daughter, Mons. OF Portland.
are guests at the Neal farm in Waldo. where
her mother, Mrs. Walter l Neal, underwent
surgical operation last Monday.
Mr.. NJ H. Blackwell o brunswick, treasurer
of the Penobs:ot Bay Electric Company, ar
rived Tuesday on business and to attend the
Food Fair for which ls company furnished,
free, the electric lights, electric decorations
and display of electric goods.
Mr.. Harvey Clark OF Winthrop, Mass. the
young man who took the part of Timothy Eat
tier, mayor of BattlelIurg. in the Get Rich
Quick Wallingford play at the Colonial thea
ter last Monday evening. the guest while
in Belfast of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connell.
Miss Idela D. Knowton, who resigned her
position as cashier of the Waldo Telephone
company in January, has entered the office of
her father, Judge Nayland knowlton of the
Municipal Court, succeeding Miss Marie L.
Logan, who had held the position since the
court was established
Rev. A. A. Blair J., # Monday morning to at
tend the funeral ot d relative in New HaIrip-
shire. From there he went to Caribou. where
he gave an address Wednesday night before
the Universalist Club of that town, and on
thursday he will preach at Oakfeld He will
return home Friday night
Representative John R. Dunton and his
sister, Miss Margaret Dunton, returned last
Saturday from Augusta and Portland In the
al,
brother at the Augusta House, attending the
Governors ball Tuesday night Friday
night they attended the Bates College banquet
of Mr.. Dunton's class held in Portland
Miss Katherine c. Quimby went to Boston
last Friday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Horace Chenery until Feb 18th, when with
the Chenery's and Mrs. Henry Lloyd she will
sail from New York for Porto Rico Miss
Qumby will visit her sister, Mrs c C. Pineo,
in Mayaeuez for some months and the Chen
cry and Mrs. Lloyd will return after making
a tour of the island.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Carter have received
word that their son Carroll, who has been in
the employ of the New England Telephone Co.
for three years. has been appointed special
agent OF MIR. Mahnuey, the plant chief, and be
gar his work Feb. 10th, He began as lnoman
and located the first year in Haverhiil.
and while there rescued a fellow workman by
holding him by the }eg, unconscious 50 feet in
air over live wires, Carter himself in iuimi-
nert danger. The second year he was in Law
renee the overseer of 20 men. and ran an auto
truck tie is now in Lowell, and his new duties
less arduous but more responsible, and take
him the road some OF the time.