The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-12-04
PERSONAL.


DR.. Elmer Small returned Monday from
visits in Boston and Lynn.
Ralph A. Bramhall was at home from Colby
College for the Thanksgiving recess.
Claude Roberts has returned to Boston after
spending Thanksgiving at his home here.
Fred E. Smythe of Boston arrived last Sat.
urday for a short visit at his Northport ayenus
home.
Miss M. l. Walker of Manchester. N H.. re-
turned home Monday from visit with Mrs.
Arthur A. Blair
Albert Mudge.t arrived from Boston las
Thursday to spend few days with his mother.
Mrs. L. Mudgett.
Rev. Arthur A, Blair went to East Corinth
last Friday to ofliciate at the funeral Of Mrs
Frank Riley of Caribou.
Miss Evelyn "a. WEIGH of West Prospect
spent Thanksgiv ng with Mr. and Mrs C. W
Aver North Belfast
A. c. Hopkins -eturred Monday from Bruins
wick. where he had been on business for the
Penobscot Bay Z ectric Co.
Mrs. Bernard Kamb.r of Portland is in
charge OF he Ma lufacturers Outlet Comlany's
goods at the Mudgett store.
MIR. and Mrs. + aymond Bird and Mr. Percy
Demmons of Reckland spent thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs Robert Skay.
Miss Kathleen Morris, who was employed in
Bar Harbor the past summer, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. J. Morris.
b Rev. H. M. Daniels and family Of Guilford,
spent Thanksgiving week with his mother
Mrs. A. S. Daniels, North Belfast
jerry f. Hayes of the Waldo Telephone
Company Is spending his vacation with rela-
tives in Boston and Readfeld, Mass.
Harold M. McKeen of Bangor was in Belfass
last week to spend a few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. McKeen
Linville F. Whitmore came from Colby Col
iege last Saturday to spend few days with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Stewart Whitmore
Norman Read of Portland spent Thanksgiy-
ing at the home of his father Mr George T.
Read, and attended the Gun Club shoot
Harry UI ton, student at Colby College.
was guest for several days the past week az
the home of Capt. } o. Hayes, Bayview street
Mrs. Cyrene C. jackson has closed her house
on Congress street and will board for the win
ter with Mrs, Fred L. Howard No 3 Belmont
avenue.
Mrs. Nancy j. Mudgett and daughte, Annie
b. of Belmont avenue extension spent Thanks
giving with MIR. and Mrs. Waiter A. Decrow
Mrs. NUGGET is 90years of age.
Donald S Clark and his guest. Carl Johnson
of East Hampton, Mass, returned Monday to
the Univ ersity of Maine from few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ". Clark.
Among those who spent Thanksgiving out OF
town with relatives were Howard Cheney, who
went to, Portland; George Gchrest TO Knox.
and Ralph L. Morse, Esq, to Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury entertained
large party Thanksgiving, including Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Cottren of Rockand and Mr. and
Mrs. Kari Cottrell of Stockton Springs
Mrs. Esther G. Davis and Miss Sarah X
Gardner had as dinner guests Than giving
day Mrs. S. L.. and Miss Mauae M..liken, Mr..
anu mis- d. L. SlSVleL ttllN LIle -a!-il.l OF MY
Charles r. Coombs
Mr.. and Mrs. J. fl. 0'Connor of Dorchester.
Mass, and Mrs. Ralph NJ. Shepard Of ASH
mont, Mass. who were called here TO atterc
the funeral of Mrs. Annie A. Mitchell, left
Monday for their homes.
Maine Hills returned to Boston by Jae9dordev
noon train, after spending Thanksg., ug WITH
Mrs. Hills. They took possession -5 tue paro.
chi al residence of St. Francis church Monday
aving leased it for six months.
Albert 7. Gay, the new commando f A T.
Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, is the son Of
Eli ah Gay of Morrill,. who served the First
N aine Cavalry and in % battles ana under
fire in no less than 60 engagements.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P GoodeIl OF Buchsport. re
turned home last Saturday fro m few days
visit with MIR. and Mrs. Adrian c, futile.
Their little granddaughter, Phillis Tuttle, ac-
companied them for extended visit.
Rev. Percy j. Clifford, pastor Of the Metho-
dist churches in Detroit and Plymouth occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church last Sun
day evening. He is visiting his mother, Mrs
Or. G. C. kilgore was called to Augusta last
Saturday witness In the investigation of
the Aug usta Insane hospital be tore the Cover
nor and Council. Dr. Klgore was en- the hos
pital committee during tine Plaisted admins
tration.
Diphtheria has been prevalent recently in
Spellman Seminary, Atlanta, Ga the presi-
dent of which school is Hiss Lucy H. Tapey
of West Brooksviiie. Miss Tapley was one of
the victims of the disease and is now conva-
lescing.
Mauritz Nelson, boatswans mate first class
on the U. S. S. Des Mones, now repairing at
the Portsmouth Navy Yard, arrived Saturday
for few days visit with Mrs. IT, T. Farrows
Center Belmont. He has Just returned from a
trip in southern waters.
Warren Taylor who lives at Pettngills
Corner, is nearing his Gath miles stone but is
often seen walking to the busi ess section of
Augusta. He formerly blacksmith and
is remarkably vigorous. During the war he
served in Co. X of the 24th Maine Infantry
He is the only survivor OF his family
Mr. and Mrs. Bowdoin ~ Pendleton of Isles
poro returned last week from visits in Hart
ford, Conn, and Brooklyn, N. !. Mrs Pen