The Republican journal., 1913-03-20
PERSONAL.

business Trip TO Texas.
Mrs. c. Hervey Howes of Boston is the
guest OF Belfast relatives.
Miss Carrie NJ. Greenlaw returned Monday
from short visit in Rockland.
Frank G. Mixer was called to Penobscot last
Friday by the death of his mother
Mrs. John Ryder, who has been critically liz
with pneumonia, is now steadily improving,
l.. L. Gentner of Providence, R. l., arrived
last week to look after his business interests
here.
Dwight Kimball went to Pittstield last Sat
urday for short visit with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Kimtaii.
CAPT, E. S. McDonald went to Portland last
week to get his vesse schooner Annie L. Mitch
ell, ready for business
Henry D. Clough was up street last Tuesday
for the first time in five weeks, having been i'll
with the grip and lumbago.
Miss Edith c. Wilson of Gardiner arrived last
Friday to spend the Easter vacation with
relatives in Belfast and Searsmont.
II. E. Condon. no has been clerk in this
Pittsfield post cffce for number of years was
appointed assistant postmaster March 1st
Mrs. George II. Lake, Who has been visiting
Belfast relatives, left Thursday to jon Mr.
Lake, who has position in New bury port
Mass.
Mrs. Ashley a. Smith of Bangor arrived
M onday to spend several days in Belfast, the
guest of Mrs. Edmund Wilson. Mr. Smith ar
rived Tuesday.
Mrs. w. c. Vose left by boat Monday for a
two weeks visit in New York and Massa-
chusetts En- route home she will be the guest
of relatives in Rockland.
Rev. j. W. Hatch, superintendent of the Ban
gor Nj. E. distct, will enter upon his new
duties president of Montpelier Seminary.
Montpelier, Vt, in April
Rev. and Ms George Sherman Mills of Ben
nington, Vt, formerly of Belfast, will leave
April 26th fol AN extended trip to include the
British Isles and the Continent.
Mrs. Fred E. Avery and son. Leon L. Avery
of Exeter, Me, accompanied the remains Of
Mrs George d. McCrillis to Belfast last Tues
day. They returned home Wednesday.
Mr. j. N. Holt of Haml den spent last week
in Liberty the guest OF his son. Dr. c. B. Holt.
He is sper ding this week with his daughter,
Mrs, Elijah i.ltchie, Upper Higt street.
Mr. anu Ms. Amos Clement will spend
Easter weeA IN Atlantic City, n. j. and Miss
l use will spend the Easter vacation in Port
land with her brother, Dr. James h. Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea arrived from
Philadelphia last Saturday to spend the Easter
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Wads-
worth. They have been playing in New York
Miss Louise H. Ferguson returned last Sat
urday from Boston and New York, where she
attended the millinery openings. When in
New York she visited the family of DR.. Jerry
Ferguson.
Mrs I. c. Wells of Mattapan, Mass, for
meriy Miss Dora Gordon of Belfast left March
18th for Oklahoma City. Okla, where she will
m AXE her home her husband being il tusi-
there.
Mrs, Alice F, Woodcock arrived home from
Cambridge, Mass. last Friday. Miss julia
Condor will remain for a longer visit with her
niece, Mrs Nellie S Priest, who is recovering
from severe illness.
Hannah White Of Worcester. Mass. has beer
elected president of the Smith College Press
Board and katherine Boutelle Of Naterylle.
Me, vice president. Miss Elizabeth Carpenter
Of Castine is a member of the board.
Mrs j. Nj. Fletche has received encouraging,
letters in regard to her son, Edward H. fetch
er, who is Ill with nervous prostration ia " off
vile, n. S. His two children, Gretchen and
John, viii remain with Mrs Fletcher in Belfast
until next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Cottrell were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs Charles Bradbury or
their way from visit with his parents in
Rockland to Stockton Springs, where Mr.
Cottrel has employment with the Great
Northern Paper Co.
Mrs. Frank Seldom and friend Mrs ". +
Cummings, who had been in Belfast for tive
weeks, guests of the formers parents, Mr.. an
Mrs L. E. McAlahan, left last Saturday moor
for their home i'll Haverhill, Mass Mrs. Seldu
was formerly Miss Bessie McMahan.
F. S. Jones of Reading, Pa. who has sum
mer home at Hewes Point, Isesboro, and is z
frequent visitor to Belfast has presented the
new All Souls church in Bangor with $5,Ooc
memorial window in memory of his father
F. Jones, former resident of Bangor.
Charles W. Frederick and Mrs J. W. Frede--
rick of Belfast, Maine, regular winter visitors
to the Ancient City, arrived yesterday from
lower coast and at the Buckingham for
the remainder of the spring season.-et
Augustine Evening Record March 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Perkins returned.
last Thursday evening from Somerville, Mass.
where they spent the winter, and intended
going to their summer home in Northport Fri
day morning, but because of the rain remained
at the Windsor Hotel until Saturday. Mr.
Pc rkins has received full stock of goods and
has opened his store at the entrance to the
campground for his 10Th season.
John A. Chadwick of Belfast has been in the
city this week, calling old friends Mr.
Chadwick a travelling salesman many
years, and with State-y ide territory came to-
have very large acquaintance with men of
affairs, among whom he was held in high es-
TEEN. Though no longer knight Of the
Grip, he is by no means idle Small farming
with fruit culture a speciality, now claims his.
attention, and he carries as fine a line of
sam Piles as in days of old.-Rockland COURIER
Gazette.
Last Saturday evening the local fraternity
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