The Republican journal., 1913-09-25
NUMBER 80
PERSONAL.

Miss Amy E. Stoddard spent Wednesday in
Waterville.
Mrs. Fred Avery of Exeter visited in Bel
fast the past week.
Mrs. Ira M. Cobe left Monday for short
visit to her home in Chicago.
Harry c. Bean of Waterville, formerly Of
Belfast, is visiting in Searsport
Miss Louise Nash. who spent the summer in
Belfast, returned to Boston last Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel L. Boyington of Vinalhaven was
a.recent guest of DR.. and Mrs. W. L. West
Mrs. VIM. F. Schoppe and Billy went to the
Hurd farm Northport, yesterday, for short
visit.
Mrs. Sarah F. McCobb of Westboro. Mass.
spent the past two weeks with relatives and
friends in Belfast.
MRS. James B. Baker of Harwichpore.
Mass, is visiting Mr. and Mrs Geo. ". Miller,
on Waldo avenue.
Waldo B. Wasbturn CT Hyde Park, Mass.
arrived Tuesday to visit his old home and is
stopping at the Windsor
Orrin j. Dickey has been in Northport for
several days on account of the critical illness
Of his father, A 0. Dickey
Misses Lillian Tlussell and lovisa Hersey
of North Weymouth. Mass, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs, George c. Trussell.
Mrs Hattie P. Godfrey and son Harley left
Tuesday for visits in Boston, Fitchburg,
Bridgewater and Atlantic Mass
Mrs. Nj. C. Percival has returned to her
home in Portland after spending the summe:.
with her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Coonhs.
Richard Roche of Boston, secretary for the
past year or so for Horace Chenery. has gone
to New York, where he has employment
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Hartman of New
York, who spent the season in their cottage az
Kelley Cove, returned home last Monday.
Donald S. Clark, who entered the University
of Maine at the September term, has been
elected to membership in The Beta Theta p
Fraternity.
The William M. Bradleys have come IN from
their falmouth foreside summer place and
opened their residence on Bowdoin street
Portland Press.
Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Quincy went to Bangor
Sept. 18th to attend the reunion Of the First
Maine Cavalry Association, of which Mr. Cur
ney is member.
Clyde R. Shute of Bangor visited his broth
er, Alonzo Shute, in Hartford, Conn. and his
uncle, Bert L, Knight, in South Manchester.
Conn., the past week.
Mrs Amy McVeigh of Sunset, Deer Isle,
who has teen visiting Mrs. Julia G. Mcheen,
returned home Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
Miller Colby the sloop Daybreak.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs
Manly Hartman and daughter Bernice and
Mrs. Sanford Mixer, spent last Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs George Ryan at their farm il
Waldo
Mrs. Florida NJ. Chamberlain, the crganist
at the Universalist church in this city, mas
Gently been elected Colleague Of the Aneri-
can Guild of Organist Waltham, Mass Free
PressTrbune.
Miss Abbie 0. Sto6dard has returned from 3
visit with her father, DR.. George W StoddaId
in Pasadena, Calf, and has entered upon her
position as principal Of the Brewster.
Mass, High school.
Miss Sabina Morey who has been 10 Lex
ington, Mass, the past year, spent the pas
week in Belfast with Mrs Macia adm. She
Will leave this week for Pasadena, Calf.
where she viii make her home.
Mr. ard Mrs Cornelius Cunningham VII.
leave October 6th for Los Aueele,, -a6t.
where they will make an i,dstrl.= stay witt
their daughter, Miss Lottie Cunningham. They
have rented their home on Court street 10
Miss Hattie Bates.
Mrs Edward r. Pierce. president. ana Mrs.
Essie ?. Carle OF the Arts and Crafts Club, and
Miss Annie L Barr of the Travellers Cub,
went to Lewiston Tuesday to represent taeir
respective clubs at the meeting of the Maine
State Federation of Womens Clubs.
Miss Adeline Nj. Shaw, daughter Of Mir. and
Mrs. john E. Shaw of Bangor, has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charity Burgin, l3 Condor
street, for few days. and tae guest Of
Mrs H. L. Curtis Saturday afternoon. she
left on the boat Saturday night for Boston.
Mrs. F. A Schubert OF Boston arrived Tues
day to spend few days with Mrs. James S.
Hartman. Mrs. Schubert recently returned
from a visit in Springvale accomp panied by her
mother, Mrs George W. Lewis, who is steadily
gaining after severe Illness
News has been received of the recent mar
riage in Bridgewater Mass, where they
employed, of Mr.. Verne Poland and Miss Ju-
dith Banton. They natives and for most
of their lives were residents of West Mont
Vile Their friends extend congratulations
and best wishes.
Rev. and Mrs. Ashley A. Smith of Bangor
were in Belfast Monday and Tuesday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson. They came
to Mack's Point by train and autoed here in the
mud Mr. Smith came to oficiate at the Hills
cal wedding at noon Monday and perform
ed marriage ceremony at a. m. before
leaving home for Belfast
The many friends of the young man and of
his family. in this his native city, will be glad
to know that Charles 4. Hazeltine. son of MIR.
and Mrs Ben Hazeltne. has received ap-
pointment as End Lieutenant in the u. 5.
Army Mr.. Hazeltine was in class of 100, Of
which l6 passed. There were IA vacancies
and as Mr. Hazeltine was the 10Th one to pass
he received an appointment.
Merton has been made Of the name of Ed
ward II. NIckerson, a director of the Fidelity
Trust Co., as strong man for the Republican