The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-03-13
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Owen are spending
the week in Boston.
Mrs. Essie P. Garlic left Tuesday morninp or,
business trip to Boston.
Marthon Doak spent Sunday at home from,
the University of Maine.
VIM. H. Hall will go to Boston todav to at-
tend the. automobile show
Melville Robbins is ill with :tonsilitis at his
boarding place, 81 Court street.
Mrs. Nellie S. French of Camden is the.
guest of her son, Clarence E Hall.
Mrs. Florence G. Mutcher OF Boston is
spending several weeks with Belfast relatives.
Mrs. D. B. Phelan went to Islesboro Mon
Gay to visit her daughter, Mrs. B. N. Pendle-
ton.
Mrs +. R. Wingersky of Boston is snendino-
the week with her mother. Mrs. Frank A
Riggs.
Mr. Bernes o. Norton ard sen Charles wenY-
to Boston Tuesday on business and to atten5
the automobile show.
MISS Florence Gross, sccompanied by Miss
Frances A Sargent, spent the weekend with,
relatives in Morrill,.
w. A. Swift who had been confined to the.
mouse for some days by severe cold, rode
down town last Thursday and has been to his,
store every day since.
Mrs Lula Rust OF Lynn, Mass. is spending
several weeks in Belfast, the guest of her cou-
sin, Rev. Charles B. Ames.
Mrs. Howe Wiegin of Rocland came tc-
Belfast last MONDAY. called here by the deatt.
of Mrs. Margaret A. Frost
Mrs Eva K. Wardwell. librarian in the
"lnterport Free library, has resigned after g.
number of years of faithful service
Kew Charles &. Ames went to Castine las
tuesday, and read a paper on the works of
William V. Moody before the Castine Unitar-
ian Alliance
Mr.. George U. Hatch has been promoted t,,
the position of assistant sales manager witt
the real estate firm, Wickham Havens Inc oe
Oakland. Calf.
Russell Carter, who has been emuloved b,
the Central Maine Power Co.. is taxing a vaca
ton and has gone to Belfast-Gardiner Re-
porter Journal.
Mrs. Alice Whiddon Forsath returned to
her home in Everett, Mass, last Thursday
after an extel ded visit with her cousins NJ
and Mrs. Robert P Chase,
Mrs. b. F. Wells, Mrs. F. G. Spinney anG
Miss Edna H. Coombs have returned from
Boston and New York, where they attended
the millinery openings and bought goods.
Miss Frarces sanborn, who was operated or
several weeks ago for appendicitis at the Tap
ley hospital, returned Monday to her euties as
toll operator at the Waldo Telephone Office.
Mr.. D. A. Patterson who accompanied thes
remains of his sister to Belfast, returned lass
Monday to his home in Rockland He mans
to return to Belfast to make his permanent
home.
Mrs. c. D. Woods and Mrs J. H. Huddlestor
have returned to Orono from an extendec.
southern trip of much enjoyment They were
guests at New Orleans of DR.. and Mrs. C. E
Fellows.
MIR. George A Gilchrest and Mrs John l.
Snow of Rockland called to Belfast Mon
Gay By the death OF Mrs. Margaret A trost
Mrs. Gilchrest had been with her mother
the past two weeks
Mir. and Mrs Perley Stanley and little sol
Shetwin who have been the guests of Mrs
StanIey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George A
Leavltt, in East Belfast have returned t.
their home in Cranberry Isle.
Mrs, Charles Il. Brier and dau. nter Ilele,
Z. have arrived home from Brooklyn n. T..
where they spent the winter with Mir BIier.
who is employed tnere. Miss 8rier viii resume
her studies at kents Hill next term
Mr. and Mrs. f. W, Ellis, who were spending
the winter III Chelmsford. Mass, with thelr
son, Herbert (. Enls, arrived last Wednes day
evening" called here by the ueath OF Mrs
Ellis SISTER, Miss Aboie Robbins OF swanyille
DR.. .. 5. Vickery has returned from vislis IL
Portland anu Boston. White in in Portland he
was the guest of Dr. tranA Y. Gilbert and
attended the meetings OF the Portland
Medical Association and the Portland Economic
CLUB, also visiting the Eye and Ear Intirmary
In boston he attenuea the banquet of Beta.
Theta Pl at the Hotel LenoX. de was the
guest of Arthur L. Evans, Syracuse, "a, presi-
dent of the New nsIand aiumn! ASSOCIATION OF
the college fraternity.
Friends of Lieut.. Harold L. Marr, L. 5. 4
now stationed at Manila, T. VIII be interest
ed to learn that his marriage to Miss Mildred
Brown of Searsport will take place the latter
part of this month. Miss Brown, accompanied
by her father, Geo. Brown of Searsport, VII
leave for California about the l5lh OF tins
month and Lieut.. Mari will meet them IN San
Francisco, where the wedding will
Lieut.. Marr's army duties would not allow MN
time to come farther than California, there
fore his bride will meet him there and return
with him when he recrosses the Paclhc Il.
Manila-t arlington, Me. Chronicle.
7 he Boston Sunday Herald devotes page
to the new gymnasium at Bowdon College,
which is to be dedicated at commencement
next June, and says that the alumni favor
calling the new athletic headquarters for DR.
Dudley A Sargent, the graduate who has wpr
fame as the physical director at Harvard TN:
versity. 1t gives portraits of Dr. Sargent II
le75, and today, illustrations of his ladier
climbing and other feats at Bowdoin and Har-
ward, and of the new gymnasium at Bowdqin
Belfast is proud of the fact that DR.. Sargent
Is one of her boys and that he begar ms
athletic career here.