The Republican journal., 1913-10-30
PERSONAL.

other relatives in Lynn and boston.
Mrs. Lucinda c. Avery returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives in Garland.
Mrs. H. c. Pitcher has taken rooms for the
winter at Mrs. Moore's. SO Spring street.
Miss Marian Monroe of Thorndike has gone
to Portland to enter the hospital to train for g.
nurse.
j. Lee Patterson and Her bert A. Drinkwatef
attended the Sousa concert in Bangor last
week.
Mrs. Charles Guilford is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Edwin Leach, at the Varnum home in
Penobscot.
Elon B. Gilchrest of the Belfast Savings
Bank returned last Saturday from trip ss,
Portland and Boston.
Nathaniel J. Pottle of H ward, r. l., arrived
Monday, called here by the death of his mother.
Mrs. ca roline ]. Pottle.
Cyrus 7. Hubbard returned by last Satuf-
day nights train from visits with his sons in
Lynn and Haverhill, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph u. Southworth anG
daughter Alice returned Friday from visits in
Boston, BrookEne and Natick, Mass
DR.. and Mrs. James Donald Clement of Con-
gress street. returned Tuesday from an auto
trip to the mouDtains,-Portland Press.
Miss Gertrude Raleigh has gone to Boston
for two-weeks' vacation from ner duties ae
toll operator in the local telephor exchange,
Mrs. Phebe Grnde and granddaughter.
Doris Grindle, of Penobscot have returned
home from two weeks visit to BrocKton.
Mass.
Mrs. Warren A. Nichols, who is convalescipe.
in the Carney hospital, after an operation. wass
given post card shower last week by her Bel
fast friends.
Mrs. A. E. Varnum Of Penobscot went to
Stockton Springs last week to visit her son
Bernard and family. Mr.. Varnum has taken
position as chief clerk at the Soldiers Home
at Togus and will move his family there.
Mrs. Annie White Hinct man, who spent
the summer at the White homestead. 1877 Hjpt,
street, will leave next Monday for Detroit
Mich, 20 spend the winter She will be ac-
companied to Boston by Miss Anne Y. anG
Ben D. Field
Mrs. J. c. McKenney of Northport avenue
has returs ed home, after several weeks visit
in Massachusetts. She accompanied her sou
Ben jamin, graduate of the Belfast High
school, to Boston, where he has entered pre-
paratory school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lamson, who spent the
summer with the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs
Franklin Waterman, in Congress street, will
sail Nov. lst from New York for Havana
Cuba, and will make tour of several months
in Latin America.
Rev. Arthur A. Blair of Belfast was the
guest of friends in Madison Oct 2lst and Z2nd
Mr. Blair was formerly pastor of the Madison
Universalist church and has large circle Of
friends there. He left on the noon train,
Wednesday, for Augusta, to attend the Maine
S tate Sunday School Convention.
Rev. DR.. George Francis Durgin, for five
years pastor of the Bromfeld st. NJ E. church
of Boston and for the past two years wee pres.-
dent and field agent of the East NJ aine Con-
ference Seminary, Bucksport, has been elected
president of the Walden University of Nash
vile, Tenn. Walden University has more thar,
cUU 3 IuGlllS, anu ~ IIStI uCtbIS
In mentioning the trip of Mr. and MIS-. ari
Lamson to Havana and South Amer the
Portland Press says, Both MIR. ami Mrs Lam
son will be pleasantly remembered BY Port.
landers as violin instructors in The Lamsou
Violin School of Music, located in rhe Baxtey
building and prosperous enterprise.
Mrs L. A. Knowltol is visiting her son. Mr.
Charles E. Knowlton, at his summer home IT.
Rutland, Mass. That if SO inclined he might
proong his stay until late in the fall MIR.
Knowlton has installed new heating plant
and this Is supplemented by big fireplace u
the living room in which chestnut logs blaze
Mrs Elizabeth A. and Miss Maude NJ Mill
ken received cards recently announcing that
the marriage of their cousin, Gerrish Hill Mil
liken. son of Mr.. Seth Nj. Milliken. and Miss
Agnes Malcolm Gayley, daughter Of Mrs.
Ga arduer Gayley, will take place Nov. 6th in
the Church of the Ascension, New York city
A reception at 20 Washington Square North
will follow the ceremony.
Dr. A. S. Condor of Ogden, Utah, native OF
Pc nobscot. has at last been prevailed upon to
have his poems published in book form. Al
Eastern publishing house has secured the 1ighg
to publish his poems in book form, and the
first edition will be on the Christmas market
The Examiner of Ogden says, editorially, at
is an honor to DR.. Condor and credit 10 Og-
den that his work has received such recogni-
milton from publishers that have the literary
W world to choose from"
John Bryant OF this city and his daughter
Mrs Dana N Clement of Waterville, left last
I Thursday morning for Iowa, where they Tll4
visit Mr.. Bryants son, Ralph Bryant. They
will be joined in Boston by George Gowan anc
da lighters, Mrs Albaba Gowen and Mrs. James
Chalmers. formerly of Wateryille, Mrs. Sarah
F. Clement and others. with whom they viii
travel as far as Chicago. The latter party are
c their way to Long Beach, Calf, where they
will pass the winter.
The best news we have had for many a day
came to US through Capt. Ira Dole of the Old
Dominion steamship Madison on Tuesday last,
W zen he stated that beyond doubt Capt, Ira.
W. Tapley would be sufficiently recovered to
return to his family and home by Tnanksgiv-
ing Day, 1t has not been generally knowJ.
tn at this popular shipmaster, so long in com
m and of the steamship Princess Anne,has beer
| a long but patient sufferer from nervous pros
tr alton. The Marine journal extends its sin