The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-02-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Agnes Flanders of Boston is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Rebecca NJ Edgecomb.
Stephen c. Clement returned to Orono.
Monday after few days visit at his home.
Mrs. T. H. Anderson of Portland was the
guest the past week of Mrs. Fred G. Spinney.
Mrs. B. M. Avery and daughter Alma left
last Monday to visit relatives in Boston and vi
cinity.
Fred A. Hartman of Wattrville attended
the funeral of Mrs. R. H. Burpee in Rockland
last week.
Herbert T. Field arrived from Portland last
Saturday to spend the week end and attend
the Food Fair
John S. Ranlett. Jr., of Rockland has been
elected commander of Ralph Timer Camp of
Spanish War Veterans
Mrs. F. A. knowton is confined to her home
on Winchester street with an attack of the
grippe.-Fairfeld Journal
Miss Emma L. Frost of Thomaston was the
guest FOR several days the past week of her
mother, Mrs. Lena H. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland t. Smith of Hartford
Conn.,, arrived recently to visit relatives
and attend the Food Fair
Dean Estes, proprietor of the hotel at
Branch Mills, Palermo, has returned home
after short visit in Augusta
Mr.. George W. Burkett returned from Bos-
ton last Saturday. and is at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pierce of Frankfort
were among the out-of-town visitors at the
Belfast Food Fair last Thursday
Mrs. Il. c. Barnard of Lew iston is the guest
of her daughter, Miss Hazel Barnard. teacher
of languages in the Be-. asst High school
Mrs. S. P. Cooper, who has been living in
Belfast for several years. left Wednesday for
Oakland, Calf, called there by business.
Mrs. ]. M. Fletcher will leave this, Thurs
day, morning for Wo;fville. n S, where she
will visit her son. Prof. Edward H. Fletcher.
Mrs. Annie ChaIl,s Black, teacher in the
South school, was i'll with severe cold the
past week and Miss f. Frances Abbott substi-
tuted.
H. d., Ames and B. B. Smith of Rockland
are on trip to Florida, where Mr Ames has
orange groves from which shipments have
been made to the North
u, Dana &. Southwc1;h arrived from He ebron
Academy last Frioa9 to spend few days with
his parents, Mr.. aid Mrs. Ralph D. South
worth, and attended the Food Fair.
Miss Lou Thompson will return today fro n
Lynn and Boston, where she has been the
guest of reatives and friends She also visit
ed IN Auburn, Me-, en- route home.
Miss Gladys Pitcher teacher in the musical
department of the Chelsea, Mass. High school,
VIII leave today. Thursday, for Belot. Mich,
TO spend the Easter vacation with Mrs Ber-
nice Phibrook Clancy.
While in Belfast Mr. Roy E. Haines received
letter urging him to accept the Republican
nomination for mayor in his home city, ELS
worth. The office seeks the man. but he is not
anxious Tor the honor
Miss Ellie Baker of the Deaconess Home.
Boston, who has been in Northlort and Bel
fast several weeks assisting Rev. b. B Phelan
in special services, left last Monday for Frank
Roy + Haines of Ellsworth arrived last Sat
urday from Augusta and was the guest OF Or.
and Mrs. w l.. West until Monday He was
entertained while in the city by MIR and
Mrs Ralph Il. Howes
Harry M. Wood 09, son of director Charles
d. Wood OF the Experiment Station, Orouu, is
neot the assistants at the station. lie had been
superintendent of the John Watson farm at
Houlton previously y.-Old Town Enterprise
Mrs. George A. Gilchrest, who is spending
the winter in Rock land, in Belfast last
week to attend the food fair and was the
guest of her mother Mrs Margaret s Frost.
She returned to Rockland Monday
MIR. H. Nj Blackwell of Brunswick, treas
of the Penobscot Bay Electric Co, left
for Bath last Friday afternoon by the way of
him to Bucksport, returning Saturday morning
Mrs. Julius Andrews, president of the Bos-
ton Section, Council of Jewish Women enter
tanned group Of friends at breakf ist at her
home, 149 Winthrop road, Brookline, Monday.
The guests of honor Were Mrs. Marie Burress
Currier, president of the Professional Wo-
mems Club, Mrs. Miriam OIeary Collins and
Mrs. Henry c. Rush.-Boston Transcript
Mrs William F. Weshe, who has been under
treatment at the Tapley hospital following a
critical surgical operation, has returned to her
home MIR. and Mrs. Weshe are very grateful
for the successful treatment and kind atten~
tion the latter received while in the hospital
William G. Burkett, who was recently in
jured in Newbury port. Mass, shoe factory,
a rrived last Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs
E. A. Wadsworth. The hospital doctors gave
him hope of recovering the sight OF mis- eye
b ut Boston specialist thinks there may be a
possible chance for him.
Rev. and Mrs. Montford s. Hill of Hartland
and Rev. G. E. Edgett of Rockland, who were
allied to Belfast last Thursday to attend the
funeral of MIR. Tileston Wadlin, were guests
o f Mrs. F. E. Bramhall. Rev. Albert E. Luce
of Dexter, who came on the same sad errand,
was the guest while here of Mr. and Mrs
Frank l.. " hitten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyam L. Gilkey of Philadel-
phia, Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM. L. Wentworth of East
Orand, Capt. and Mrs. Roscoe P Gikev of
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln n Gilkey Of
Islesboro, Joseph B. Pendeton of Boston anc
Mrs. Mildred Kimball of Isesboro were in Bel
fast last Friday to attend the funeral services
of Mrs. Ephraim E. Pendleton.
The MANY friends of Miss Harriet Cr;npen