The Republican journal., 1913-09-18
PERSONAL.

Miss Sue NJ Partridge spent last Frida,
with Bucksport relatives.
Mrs. S. H. Mathews and Miss Mabel R
Mathews were in Bangor last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mahoney spent las
Thursday with friends on Waldo avenue.
Freeman w. Shepherd of Quincy, Mass, ii
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Quincy.
Miss Mae Collins returned last Saturday
from two weeks visit with friends in Bangor
| Mrs. Helen S. Collins and grandson are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. Harvey Stinson, Swan
La e avenue.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Porter, who have been
visiting their aunt, Miss C. Frances WEIGH. have
returned to Salem, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ Craig and Miss
Margaret M. Craig have returned to town
from their Battery cottage.
Prof. James Sleeper and friend left this
week after long season at the Battery Prof
Sleeper returns to his duties at Beloit College.
DR.. Elmer Small has been in Lynn, Mass,
several days. the guest of his brother, James
B. Small. He went to attend the Small W God
wedding
Mrs. Charles M. Collins and little son M Ak.
who spent the summer with relatives in
Brooksville, have returned to their home in
this city.
Miss Hazel M. McTaggart, who is attending
the Shaw Business College in Bangor, came
home Friday for a few days visit with her
mother, Mrs. Dilla J. McTaggart
John E. Darling is Republican candidate
for Senator for the 4th Suffolk district, COM
prisng wards 9, IL and II, Boston, at the prim.
airy election to be held Sept 23d
Mrs. George f Johnson and her sister, Mrs
Paul English of San Francisco, Calf, will
leave today for visit with relatives in Brook
line, Mass, after which Mrs. English will re-
turn to San Francisco
Miss Mabel Cushman of Roxbury, Mass,
who was to have cone to Belfast for visit
with friends, was suddenly called to West
brook. where her aunt, Miss Nan Bailey, is Sc
riously ill at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Rigby.
burg about two weeks ago after a delightful
voyage, has since enjoyed trip through Hol-
land and visit in Brussels, accompanying rel
atives With whom she is to spend year at
their home near Hanover.
Harry B. Condor, assistant postmaster at
Pittsfeld. Me-, went to New Haven. Conn.,
last week, called there by the serious condi-
ton of his brother, Frank Condor, who was
badly injured in the New Haven wreck Later
reports say that Mr.. Condor is able to sit up
and hopes in short time to be able to return
to his duties as secretary of the Trenton Y.
M. c. A.
Mrs. Willis Arnold and son Robert left last
Sunday for Springfield and New York, where
they will visit prior to returning to their home
in Philadel Ihia, for the winter having spent
the summer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick ". Brown, at Sea Breeze cottage.
Mrs. Arnold will join her husband in New
York, he having left Belfast week earlier to
visit his old home in Broadbrcok Ct
The marriage of Miss Ethel French, daugh-
ter ct Mr.. and Mrs Charles French of Favor
street. Lowell, Mass, and Arthur Atwood will
take place at $50 p. m, Sept. 24th. Miss
Charlotte Tibbetts of this city will be brides
maid. Mss French formerly lived in Belfast
with her aunt. Miss French of R. A. French
& Co. She attended the Banks Business col
lege and after graduating went to her home in
Lowell, where she has since held position as
stenoUranher