The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-09-17
PERSONAL

Chester Holmes of Cambridge, Mass, 10 the
guest of Harold s. Jones.
Miss Myrtle E. Frost left Monday to enter
Wheaton College 10 Norton. Mass.
Mrs. F. E. Cottrell Of Rockland called on
Belfast relatives last Friday.
L H. Perkins Of North Palermo was busi-
ness visitor in Augusta last Friday.
Ralph A. Bramhall will leave Saturday for
Waterville to begin his senior year at Colby
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cottrell Of Stockton
Springs were guests of Belfast relatives last
Friday.
Edwin Cleale of Sherborn. Mass. was re-
cent guest at the home Of P. S. Staples. East
Belfast.
Mrs. s. M. Prescott has returned to her home
in Linfeld. Mass, from a visit with Belfast
relatives.
Mrs Annie bennett Newton of Boston ar
rived Sunday to visit her mother. Mrs. Clara
D. Gilmore.
Miss Edna D. Crawford will return to Boston
soon to continue her studies at Burdetts Busi-
ness College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Townsend went to
Camp Wilson, Quantabacook. Saturday. to
spend a few days.
Martin c. Dilworth left last night for his
home in Florence. Mas. after spending the
summer in Northport.
Milton Stephenson, Alton johnson and NAL
colin Cottrell have entered Coburn Classical
Institute, Waterville,
Mrs. Eta L, Robinson. who has been i'll the
past year. has entered the Parker Hill Hos
pital, Roxbury. Mass.
Mrs. Caro- L.. Baldwin of Wayne, Pa. left
Saturday for Boston from visit with her
niece, Mrs. Caro- B. Stickney.
Mrs. Richard H. Moody. formerly of Court
street. has taken rooms at 1Os High street.
where she will keep house.
Miss Ethola W. Frost has returned to her
duties in the musical department Of Acadia
Seminary, Wolfville, N. S.
Mrs. Frank A. Riggs and Miss Emily F.
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Kane in Swanville last week.
Mr., and Mrs. E. R. Wingersky have returned
to Boston from a visit with Mrs. Wlngersky's
mother Mrs. Frank A. Riggs.
Miss Ellen v. Harvey of Portsmouth, N H.,
has returned home from visit OF several
weeks with Mrs. Harold Hayford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Charlton and little son
Frank have returned to Lowell, Mass, after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Riggs
Harold S. Jones, who has taken two years at
the University of Maine, will leave this week
to take a course at Harvard College.
Hugh Hayford, student at the Jefferson
Medical College in Philadelphia, Pa. was re-
cent guest of his brother, Ralph Hayford.
Robert A. Cony, private secretary to United
States Senator Edwin C. Burleigh. arrived in
Augusta Friday for short stay, accompanied
by Mrs. Cony.
Edward Box and family have returned to
Philadelphia after spending the summer In
Camden. Mr. Box is the editor of the Ladies
Home Journal.
Hiss Harriet NJ Weaver, supervisor at the
Municipal Hospital of Philadelphia, has re-
turned home from visit at the Hayford farm,
Belmont avenue.
Miss Edith c. Wilson returned to Gardiner
last Saturday to resume her teaching in the
High school, after visits in Searsmont, Poors
Mills and this city.
Miss Frances M. Alley of Cortland, N. T.,
arrived Monday to visit Miss Marjorie Shaw.
They will return next Monday to their studies
at Simmons College, Boston.
Miss A. Ida Whitten. assistant bookkeeper of
the Swan-Whitten Bickford Co., is spending a
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barker of
salem Mass. at their summer home in Apple
| ton.
| Miss Zadie B. Carter ar rived Sunday in New
York on the S. S. Finland and will spend some
time in Belfast with with her sister, Mrs. Evie
Carter Burke, at the Randel house on High
| street.
I,invill F. Whitmore. who has been substitute
mail Carrier in Waterville during the summer,
came home to spend Sunday. He will take
post graduate work at Colby College The com
ing wear for Masters degree.
Mrs, Susan DeLaite and son Lewis of Bucks.
mort arrived in town early last week to spend
a week or two with relatives in Fort Fairfield
and Easton Among those visited are Mrs S
D. Beckwith of Fort Fairfield and c. N. De-
Latte of Easton.-Fort Fairfield Review.
C. E, Stephenson. wife and mother, Mrs
Mary A. Stephenson. returned to Boston last
Friday after spending some time at their camI
at Lake Quantabacook and with Mr.. and Mrs
I. E. Pitcher at the Pitcher farm.
We have been asked to correct an item il
our Searsport correspondence. issue of Sept
srd, with regard to Mr.. Clifford N. Carver. HI
has been appointed an artache to the American
Embassv at London. and not a clerk to Nj
Page.
George W. Perry. Colby IA. who spent th'
month of August at the Eastern Association
Summer School, Silver Bay, Lake George, New
York. studying in the Secretarial Institute
has been appointed Fellowship secretary o
the Gary. Indiana, Y. M. e. A., and began hi
work there Sept. 1st.-Camden Herald.
Ray Lindgren, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Lindgren of Manchester. N. H.. formerly Of
Belfast, was guest the past t'week at the homt
of Martin L. Mitchell. He graduated last June
from the University of Maine and was on hii
wav to Orono to begin post graduate course
Misses Gertrude Coombs, E. Frances Wyllie