The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-11-27
PERSONAL

with his parents in Pittsfied
Miss Aida Sargent of Searsport spent sever
al days the past week with Mrs. Ralph H.
Howes
DR.. Elmer Small left by boat yesterday for
Lynn. Mass. to spend Thanksgiving with his
brother.
Miss Laura B. Jones of Brooksvile spent
Monday in Belfast, the guest of her brother
Fred D. Jones.
Mrs. Frank l.. Whitten returned Monday
from weeks visit with MIR and Mrs. ". A,
Meservey in Pittsfeld
Mrs. Robert P. Coombs is spending Thanks
giving with her daughter Gertrude, at the ST.
Joseph Convent in Deerng
Mr.. and Mrs James H. Howes are in Cam
pello, Mass to spend Thank sgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Richard P Whitman.
Fields S. I endleton and family were in Bel
fast Monday on their way to Brooklyn N. Y.
where they will spend the winter.
John c. ement arrived Wednesday from
Seal Harbor to spend Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clement
Misses Alice l. Whitten and Alfredo Ellis. stu.
dents at the u of NJ, arrived Wednes Law noon
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Frank E. hazetine arrived Wednesday from,
Bowdoln College to spend Thanksgiving with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hazeltine.
Miss Maude f. Barker arrived Monda7 from
Bangor to remain at home until after the holi-
days She was accompanied by Mrs. Annie
Carney.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stevens and darpbrer
uoldie were weekend guests of Mr.. Stevens
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Stevens, North
Searsport.
Mrs j. .. Hayes went to Boston last week
to Join Capt Hayes, who arrived there Nov.
10th in the schooner Blanche Pendleton from
jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs Inez L, Pendleton of Islesboro was ir
Belfast Monday on her way to spend Thanks
giving with her daughter Marian, student at
Wellesley College
Dana B Southworth arrived Iuesoav tn at-
tend the Martin Doak wedding and will spend
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph d. Southworth
Mr. Fred Washburn of Atkinson arrived
Wednesday to join Mrs. Washburn for a short
visit at the home of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs James ". Wallace.
Charles Walter Coombs, who has had en-
ployment in Minocket, arrived home last
Tuesday. He was obliged to give cd his posj-
tlon on account of lameness
Mrs. c. E. Frost went to PALMYRA Nednas-
day to visit her father H. NJ Johonnett. and
will join MIR. Frost for Thanksgiving at The
home of his parents in Pittsfeld.
Mrs Chas II. Sargent will leave tomorrow.
Friday, to spend d month with MIS-. Martha
Sargent Haskell in Portland Mr. ~arpen
Will accompany her for a short visit
Stephen c. Clement, Ray Linderen. Roland
Stevens, Harold S. Jones. Foster CrDcAer. and
Marthon Doak are at home from the univ,r-
sity Maine for the Thanksgiving recess.
Mrs. George 0. Bailey, who is spending the
winter in Rockland, came up to attend The
Martin Doak wedding and will remain over
Thanksgiving at the home Of }I-. A. A Il owes
Miss Margaret A. Dunton is spending. Thanks
giving with friends in Grooknne. Mas. She
has been visiting Rev. and Ms George
Mills in Bennington, VT, and MIR. and 80 g. W
r. Howard in W!liamstown, Mass
Mrs. William L. Cook, W no was .s.a,e. o!.
recently at the Columbus Hospi.a .n Great
Falls, Mont, has returned tc her Boue ,u Bill
lings. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H Ssr-
gent receiving letters, adyis.a- them Of
her rapid improvement.
Mrs. E. B. Simpson of Bluehiu is u. Beifas1
for few days to De near her daus h1er Marie
W no had her tonsiis removed at the Waldo
County Hospital Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Simpsons laughter Marian is a student nurse
at the hospital.
Belfast friends have received letters from
Miss Sabina Morey announcing her arrival in
Pasadena. Calf where she VII, make her
home with her sister. Mrs. Frank P. BIodgett
Miss Morey has fine positioa as bookkeeper
with the Pasadena Grocery Co.
Mrs George E. Johnson was called 70 Albion
last Monday by the sudden death Of her
brother, Mr.. Dennis Il. Mudgett. J4age John
son went Wednesday morning to attend the
funeral, which took place thar afternoon They
will return home today, Thursday
In copying from The Journals Brooks cor
| respondence an item concerning Leander Sta
pies, the harness maker of that town, the
Roc kland Courier Gazette adds: M Staples
is well known i'll this city, where he has a
brother, Roscoe Staples, in the same business
not so old, TO be sure but smart as they
make en-
Messrs. Frederick Scott Clinton Shaw and
Earl R. DAVIS, who guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Il. Howes; Miss Dorothy H.
Brown. who at the Doak' s. and Miss Nellie
Martin who guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris L. Slugg, all returned to Providence
W ednesday, having been in town for the
Martin-Doaa wedding
MIR. and Mrs. Harry L. Gordon of Portland
who have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Chas. f. Shaw. Congress street, went to Brooks
yesterday, accompanied by the Shaws, to spend
Thanksgiving at their old home with their
father, John H. Gordon. 1t will be the first
time in 20 years that they have all been to-
gether on this holiday Mr. and Mrs. Shaw
plan to leave about Dec. 10th for N ami, Flor.
ida, where they will spend the winLer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cunnngh m who recent
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