The Republican journal., 1913-10-09
PERSONAL.

Oohdio .. SidrN spent SUNDAY at home from
the University of Maine.
Miss Efie Curtis has gone to Boston, where
she expects employment.
Miss Grace Glidden of Brunswick is the
guest of Mrs. A. c. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Arthur Shales have return
ed from business and pleasure trip to Boston.
Miss J. A. Wiggin returned Tuesday from a
few weeks visit with relatives in Massachu-
setts.
Mrs. George E. Johnson returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives in Boston and vi
cnity.
Mrs. NJ. c. Whitney returned to Rockport
Monday after visit with Mr.. and Mrs George
W. Frisbee.
Mr.. and Mrs Elvin Mcfarland of Troy were
Clarence E Frost
Miss Caroline W. Field has been in Portland
for several days, the guest Of her br other
Herbert T. Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs returned
last Sunday night the Boston boat from a
short visit in Boston.
Lincoln A. Warren of Searsniont visited his
son, Franklin "A. Warren. and friends in this
city. one day last week.
Miss Marian hnowton left for Boston Mon
day night, where she will take course in Miss
Pierce's shorthand school.
Mrs. C. S. Weber, Mrs. Abbie jackson, Mrs
Miss Leila Howard spent Saturday in Water
vile.
L. D. Pearson and little son Kenneth have
returned to Revere, Mass, after spending the
summer with her mother. Mrs. Margaret
Wood
Miss Edith Gammans returned Tuesday to
her home in Newton Center, Mass, after an
extended visit here. Miss Maude Gammans
accompanied her and will spend the winter
there.
Hor. J. P. Taliaferro, his son-in-l law, MIR.
Hubbard of Jacksonville, and Dr.. E. D. Tapley,
returned last Saturday from a hunting trip
with two deer each
Mrs. l. S. Hills of East Northport vent to
Boston Wednesday to accompany Mrs. Russell
c. Strout to the Baptist Associational Hospi-
tai in Roxbury for surgical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mace OF Portland ar
rived Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Nor
rison. They will make an extended visit to
Montreal and vicinity during their vacation.
Messrs. Bodwell of Augusta and Lewis of
Boston, insurance adjusters, arrived Tuesday
to adjust the losses by the burning of the cot
tage of William z. HOFFMAN on the North
Shore, Northport
Mrs. Harry Dow of Rockland is the guest of
Mrs. Charles Ludwick. She Is substituting
for Miss Ella l. Smalley, who is having two
weeks vacation from the accounting room of
the Waldo Telephone Company.
Fred Ii. Bailey and family have been visit
ing relatives in Belfast and left Monday for
their home in East Millinocket. accompanied by
his mother. Mrs. Wesley J. Bailey, " no will be
his guest for several weeks.
Rev. Haraden S. Pearl and Mrs Pearl Of
Providence, r. l, are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Pearl, in Bangor
Mr.. Pearl is recovering his health after hay
Ing sustained fracture of the leg in Provi-
dence last summer-Bangor News
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Webber are planning
to eat their Thanksgiving dinner in heir new
bungalow on Bay View street extension. The
bungalow contains five rooms, with large and
convenient basement and spacious verandas on
the front and back.
Norman Littletield of the Z. S. Navy, is at
home a two weeks furlough and is the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Edward F.
Littletied. Cedar street. Young Iittetield was
graduated from the Belfast High school in June
and enlisted in the Navy three months ago.
He is in the hospital corps and stationed at
present at Newport.
Among the two hundred men and women.
who attended the old fashioned harvest sup
Per held by the Maine Club in Lynn, Mass,
Oct. 1st were Addie v Annis and Edward R
Annis, Camden, Waldo F. Walton Frankfort,
Evelyn A. Harlow. Fred E. Stone, Everett NJ
Myrick, Troy, Mrs. Sarah J. Mooney, Castine.
Emma j. Patterson, Belfast.
Rev Robert G. Harbutt was in Belfast last
MtIudS IoI d pTlel stay, my gone from
Portland to Bangor in the early morning, and
from Bangor to Searsport to make a short
visit to his former parishioners. He came to
Belfast and left by the noon train for Port
land. Mr.. Harbutt leaves this week for Seat
tle Wash, and will take a western parish
Mrs. E. W. Pendeton and her sister, Mrs
Laura j. Scott of Isles boro, were in Belfast
Tuesday and left in the afternoon for Water
vile on their annual trip through the State
They had not decided when they left here
what direction they would take fromW aterville.
Last year they had very enjoyable trip to
Kineo.
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Clay of Portland, Mr..
Albert MIdgett of Bangor, MIR. Lufkn and
Mr.. Tyler of Orrington, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bowen, Mrs Harold Mari, Mr.. William Went
worth and James Cunni ngham of Searsport,
Mrs. Brophy and Miss Perkins of Castine, MIR.
Kinney of Winterport and other members of
the family from out of town, attended the
funeral Monday afternoon of Mrs. VIM. j.
Havener.
A South Bend, Ind, daily recently had
long write-up of thrilling scene when Miss
Alice Mllhouse, a senior in the High school,
res cued another student from drowning when
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