The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-01-16
PERSONAL.

Walter Smart of Portland made brief visit
in town last week.
Fred D. Jones spent last Sunday with his
sisters in West Brooksville
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Conner went to Portland
Monday for visit of several weeks.
Claude B. Roberts returned to Boston Nom
day after two weeks stay with relatives.
Mr. Elmer A. Sherman went to New York
last week to attend the automobile show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Pearl of Bangor
were week END guests of Mr.. Charles H. Field
John Aver of Liberty is spending the winter
In Jonesport with his daughter, Mrs. Harold
Donnell.
Hon. and Mrs. L. c. Morse of Liberty were
in Belfast last week to attend the opera, "The
Chimes of Normandy"
Daniel E. Higgins of Morrill, was one of the
judges at the Freshman debate at the Univer-
sity of Maine last week
Inc engagement was announced last Satur-
day of Miss Evelyn Pnibrook Morrison and
Mr.. Clyde Bartlett Holmes.
Ms George B. Dyer of Belfast was visitor
last week In the home OF Mr. and Mrs +. H.
Berry.-Pittsfeld Advertiser
Mrs. NJ. F., Miss Evelya L. and Mr. Ralph
A. Peavey left Tuesday morning for New
York to attend the automobile show
Miss Helen Doak returned Monday to Provi-
dence, K. l., to resume her studies at the
Rhode Island School Of Design
Miss Georgia Hall OF Linconville came to
Belfast last week to attend the opera and was
the guest Of Miss katherine L. Brier.
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton OF Camden visited
her cousin, Mrs. L. A knowlton the past week
and is at present visiting relatives in Islesboro
Mrs. Sumner Bridges has been appointed
Patriotic Instructor in Thomas H. Marshall
Circle, Ladies of the G. A. r.. for the ensuing
year.
Capt. E. S. Mcdonald arrived home last
Saturday from Portland. He has laid up his
vessel schooner Annie B. Mitchell, there for
the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard P. Whitman of Cam
pelo, Mass, who accompanied Mrs. James H.
Howes to Belfast last week for a short visit,
returned to Campello Monday.
Charles E. Brown, superintendent of 1.-THE
Pastures Center Belmont. is among those
registered for the short course in General Ag.
riculture at the University of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson went to Ban
gor Tuesday to attend the meetings Of the
Maine Rexall dealers. and were guests while
there of Rev. and Mrs. Ashley A Smith.
! The many Belfast friends of Mr.. and Mrs. M,
Lloyd Stantial of Portland sre extending con-
gratulations upon the arrival last Sunday, of a
son, who has been named Melbert LLOYD.
| Linnwood French of Citypoint, who is III
with rheumatic fever, is reported as quite
comfortable. His mother. Mrs Charles French
has lately recovered from severe attack Of
pneumonia.
| Mrs. John l. Snow of Rockland return
home last Monday from few days visit with
her brother, Mr.. Eon B. Gilchrest. Mrs. Snow
came to attend the opera, "The Chimes of
Normandy.
The annual series of inter class basket ball
games at the University of Maine began last
/ mem.
Der of the Senior team, while R. F Crocker and
X. E. Stevens starring for the Juniors.
Miss Annette Robinson of Castine, former
Belfast teacher, was recently the guest of
friends in Brewer, where she has just resigned
q school, en- route from her home to Chelsea
Mass, where she has accepted teaching posi-
ton.
The twin daughters of MIR. and Mrs. Raw
mond Smart of Bramhall street have been
named Cynthia and Sylvia. The babies nave
received much notice among friends Of M.
| and Mrs. Smart and have been sent numarons
gifts and dainty bouquets.-Portland Express.a 4
Mr.. Smart is q nephew Of Mrs. A. O. Stod-
dard of this city
The many Belfast friends of Mrs. J. W.
Vaughan and Miss Julia Vaughan will be glad
to hear that they are at their home at CITY.
point. where they arrived Friday from North
Attleboro. Mass. They bring ENCOURAGING re.
ports from Mr.. Vaughan. whom they visited
1t Wells Depot