The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-10-08
PERSONAL.

Lawrence, MASS.
Edward Robinson visited his sister, Mrs.
Harold Coffin, in bucksport the past week.
Mrs. Selwyn Thompson and Mrs. J. G. Paul
spent last FRIDAY in Waterviile.
Mrs. Annie Dennis of Bangor is the guest of
her brother, DR.. l.. w. Hammons.
Walter J. Clifford and family motored to
Guilford Sunday in his new REQ car.
Miss Bertha Chute of Webster, Mass, is the
guest OF Mr.. aid Mrs Charles r. Coombs.
=. Miss Jane Thompson of Ninterport is the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. Samuel K. Stevens.
Mrs. &. M. Warren is visiting her son Lin
coin A. Warren in Searsn. n.oht tor lew weeks,
Miss Nellie IA hopkins ot boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. ALnIe II. hlchaios, Cedar
street.
Mrs. Ella SAMSON and son Eomund of Rock
| and were recent guests O1 NJ. a1o MS. A
SAMSON.
H. K. Thorndike of West Searsmont was
among last Thursdays business callers in
Augusta.
Miss Annie M. Bean left Oct. 1st to spend
few weeks in Boston, and later will visit rela-
tives in Elmira, Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Curtis returned Oct. Sd
from visit with Mr.. Curtis brother and FAM
lily, Roscoe Curtis, in Jackson.
Miss Sadie Foye of Waterville and Mr.. Fred
Seward OF Belfast spent the weekend with
Mr.. Stewards mother IN Pittsfeld
Major Edward II. Kelley of Bangor. who was
a member of Governor William I. Cobb's staff,
was visitor Sept. s0th in Augusta,
Ansel A. Packard Of Belfast has been ap-
pointed First Lieutenant in the Military De-
partment at the University of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jones, Mrs. Louise
rocks and Miss Melyina V. Parker autoed to
Rockland Saturday fer short visit.
Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth returned Monday
fir ON Portland, where she visited her daughter
Miss Alice E.. at the St, Joseph Academy.
Rev. Robert G. harbutt who has had pas
torate at Niles, Calf, has accepted a call to
Kenwood and Glen Ellen, Sonoma county,
Calf.
Misses Thelma H. Wentworth and Maud E.
Bryant of Searsm mt, students at kent's Hill,
have been initiated into the klomathean So
Getty.
Miss Della knowlton, who is employed in the
telephone office In " llton, arrived Monday to
visit her parents, Judge ana Mrs. WayIand
knowlton.
Mrs. Louisa Sin. pson OF Dixmont spent The
past week with her niece, Mrs. Elijah kltchie,
and is now with her nephew. Or. Charles holt,
of Liberty.
Mr.. and MIS- j. L. Smyth of Camden
spenuiLg the Week in NoIthport with Mr. and
Mrs. Waiter Elliott ana later VIA spend a
week In boston.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Thompson and daughter OF Unity were
guests Sunday Plttstielu Of Mi. 4irs.
Ernest Thompson.
Capt. K. ". Warren, Miss kultA ID. ooutn-
worth ana little Warren ooulnworth ent to
Newburg Friday to visit Mrs. Beue ". Mad
docks and family.
Mr., and Mrs Edgar M. Hail visited relatives
in Harrington last week and attended the
Franklin county fair. They made the trip in
their touring Car.
Mrs Abby McLane returned Monday from
Bar Harbor where she had been the guest of
the Livingstones and is at her summer home
on Northport avenue.
Mrs Raymond B. Dyer and little daughter
Susan return ed Thursday from Brunswick,
where she had been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Stephenson.
Mrs. J. A. Fessenden and Mrs. l.. W. PEN
die ton went to Boston last Friday and are at
t he Hotel kempton for some weeks before GO
ing south for the winter.
Mrs Charles Mason of Ellsworth returned
home last Friday from visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles E. Stevens. Mrs. Mason had an
ill turn while here but has improved since her
return home.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens left last
Monday for Portland to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. +. Reynolds and attend the Maine Music
Festival. DR.. Stevens will do some hospital
work while there.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P SWEET of Bangor were III
Waterville. Sept. Both, on their way home from
Rangeley. They reported that the day before
they ran for some time through snowstorm
and over frozen ground.
Mrs. E. w. Pendleton and her sister, Mrs
Laura j. Scott of Islesboro were in the city
Tuesday on their annual trip They left in the
afternoon for Bangor, but had not decided
o n their route from there.
Col. and Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald returned by
Tuesday mornings boat from business trip
to Boston. They spent the weekend with
relatives in Lawrence, Mass, going to that
city by auto and enjoying an extended ride
the next day in the touring car of their
hostess.
Miss Dorothy G. McGown, daughter of An
drew B. McGown of Worcester. Mass, who
graduated this year from the Worcester
Classical High school, has entered the fresh
man class at Wheaton college. Miss McGown
has passed her summers in Searsport for sew
eral years, her mother, formerly Miss Lettie
S. Pendleton, being native of that town.
Mrs. J. F. Rich of Rockland was the Methe-
besec club delegate to the 22nd annual meeting
of the State Federation of Women's Clubs at
Presque Isle last week, and presented report
of her work for the year as the first Maine
State Editor of the General Federation maga-
zine of New York cifv This noooazino s bo