The Republican journal., 1913-10-23
PERSONAL.

MIS- Helen w. Crosby returned Friday from
few days visit in Boston.
Mrs. Grace Robinson has returned to ber
home In Brewer after short visit in Belfast
Miss Judy Grant of Jackson is the guest of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman. at
Mt. Waldo
Mrs. Isaac S. Hills who accompanied Mrs.
Russell c. Strout to Boston returned home
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Clark went to Bay
side Friday to spend several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Austin W. Heating.
Mrs. Frank Smith and son Russell of Green.
vile are guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester A. Wilson, Poor's Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Morse of Camden arrived
last Friday. called here by the death of Mrs.
Morses mother, Mrs Jane Achorn
MIR. and Mrs. Emery O. Pendleton went to
Greenvile Tuesday to spend two weeks with
their daughter Mrs. Sidney P Young.
Almon Young of Rockland arrived the first
of the week to work with the construction
crew of the Waldo Telephone Company.
Mrs. Forest E. Cottrell has returned to
Rockland after visit with her son Karl in
Stockton Springs and with Belfast relatives.
Miss Janetta Rogers returned Friday from,
several months visit with Miss Dorothy Blake
ly in Lynn. Mass, and friends in Somerville
Mass.
Miss 1nez L. Barker visited Belfast friends
last Satur DAY when on her way to her home in
Center Montvile after three weeks case at
Dark Harbor.
Joplin, Mo-. is moving for a new charter and
the Joplin News Herald mentions among the
well known citizens and taxpayers in favor of
it Capt. Marion Staples.
Mrs. Sarah Otis and daughter Margaret and
Miss Mary Mcneil of Oakland were called to
Belfast last Friday by the death of Mrs Arthur
II. Staples in Belmont.
Mrs. Mabel Sanderson and daughter Ruby
and Mrs. Lillian Green of East Gardner, Mass,
arrived Friday, called here by the death of
their mother, Mrs Jane Achorn.
DR.. B. P. Hurd of Waterville, who was in
Jured recently in an auto accident had suf-
fclentiy recovered SO that he was able to be at
mis- office portion of last Saturday.
Mrs. A. P. Goodhue returned last Friday
from two weeks visit in Boston She was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs Brockbank,
who will spend the winter with her
Rev. George G. Winslow of the East Maine
Conference will spend the fall and winter with
his son, George W. Winslow. Principal of the
State Normal Training School in Westfeld,
Mass.
Harry Upton of Portland was recent
guest for several days at the home of Capt. J.
0. Hayes. He sang solos in the morning and
evening services at the Baptist church last
Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Stewart Mitchell left Saturday
for visits in Medford, Mass, and New York
before going to Toronto, Canada, to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Mitchell Mcdonald.
Mrs. VIM. H. Smalley, who is clerking in
the Woodcock store, is having two weeks
vacation and will spend part of it in Boston
and vicinity. Mrs. Frank B. Luce is subst-
tuting for her in the store
NIX. anu MIS- horace j. morton, VINO spent
the summer in Belmont, left Monday for their
home in Chicago. Mrs. Morton's mother, Mrs.
Cammett. will spend the winter with her daueh-
ter, Mrs A. H. Miller, in Lincolnvie
Mrs. J. Frank Rich. vice president of the
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs, was
among the guests at i dinner given at the
Dewitt hotel in Lewiston, when the Andros-
coggin County Women's Literary union enter
tanned the Executive board and chairmen of
the standing committees of the Federation
Rockland Opinion
Mrs Harris Nj. Pasted and daughter Cert
rude of Bangor were in Augusta last week
visiting friends on their way to New York
where they will sail today, Thursday, by the
steamship Ivernia for Naples. They will pass
much of the coming winter in Rome and ex-
pect to be abroad about two years
Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe left last Thursday, a week
earlier than intended, to join Mr. Cobe in
New York and they expected to arrive Sunday
at their home in Chicago. Mrs. Cobe has been
at Bayside five months and Mr.. Cobe has spent
all the time there he could spare from busi-
ness. Mrs. Cobe plans to spend the holidays
here,
Frank B. Condor, secret tary of the Trenton
N j., Y. M. C. A, who was injured in the re-
cent accident on the N. Y +, N. H. and H. r. R.,
and had since been in hospital at Hartford,
Conn, arrived in Belfast Oct 18th and went 10
the Waldo County General hospital for treat
ment. He is improving, but is still suffering
from the effects of the injury to his back
Miss Marian M. Heal, accompanied by Mrs.
Cobe's maid, left Friday for Chicago, where
Miss Heal will be the guest of Mrs. Cobe for
the winter. En- route Miss Heal was to make
short visit with her sister in Lexington,
Mass. She was also accompanied by Mrs.
Leroy Paul of Morrill,, who was to join her
husband in East Greenwich, Conn, where they
will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs " A. Simmons an daughter
Miss Alice E, returned last Sunday from an
auto trip which included visits with relatives
in Mercer, Smthfeld, Norridgewock and
Skowhegan. They We're in Smithfeld at the
time of the fire that destroyed the business
part of the town. Mr.. Simmons tried hunting
| in Lexington Plains, but the rainy weather
made it discoursging work. They had but one
4 pleasant day on the trip.
| Mr. Charles E. Bickne well known con-
! tractor and builder of this city. who is also
! quite largely interested in navigation, has re-
| ooived from, (,oVarpor HaiDes an apDDintmapt