The Republican journal., 1914-01-15
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Charles &. Norton went to Bangor last Tues
i.,. to attend Shaw's Business College.
Mrs Etta Lowell of Petaluma, Calf, is the
,,ss+ nj her sister, Mrs Louise NJ Tibbetts, IS
EN ado avenue,
e. Paul, who had been confined to the
n ho1se for some time by illness, was able to be
b. last week.
Mrs b. X Meservey of Waterville will ar
%iv- tomorrow, Friday, morning and will be
ftbe guest Of Mrs. O. S. Vickery.
Among those registered at the University
Ii Maine for the four weeks course in dairy
- is Aurelius C. Pitcher of Northpcrt.
Mrs. Samuel Holbrook of Swans Island ar.
Hyed Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. Annie
sFlande,s, and her brother, William Durham.
II Mark p. Pendleton of Islesboro was recent
Ay elected treasurer of the University of Maine
branch Of the American Institute of Electrical
Engineering.
Or. " L. West was called to Frankfort
q Auesday on professional work and found the
&o.nile rioe extremely uncomfortable in the
Eee ere cold and strong wind.
f MISS Sabra Dyer has returned to Boston to
&esune her studies in the Boston School of
VI xuressIou She was accompanied by her
4stber. George B. Dyer, for brief trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. White of Farming
H. and their daughter, Mrs. Albert Thurston
4 Rockland, were called to Belfast Friday to
&ttsDd the funeral of Mrs. Ansel l.. White.
1 Mrs Frederick A. Stevens of Rockland,
y ass and Mr. AMI Mrs. Ralph o. Critchett OF
Il h0renester, Mass, were called to Belfast FRI
j az 90 attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary b. Doe.
4 lieut. Col Everard E. Hatch has been trans
Gerrec 10 the Fourth infantry. Col Hatch
RED a lieutenant was stationed at the Univer-
Ii oi Name as military instructor and has
b. friends in Maine Col Hatch is Liberty
q Miss Ella |. Smalley, bookkeeper of the
aldo Telephone Co., went to Bangor last
81 Eueslay for instruction in recent improved
fsu4d by Miss Grace H. Hayes, chief opera
4 Ass Mildred Dodge went to Rockland
ou4ay to spend few days with her brother
nc family, after which she will go to her home
j. Is esUolo for the remainder of two weeks
taca-.oa from her duties as clerk in the H H..
Moalts store.
"a usag the out of-town attorneys attending
D. supreme Judicial court last week was Gen.
II tjiiey of Roekland, the senior member of
#fe hltX county bar, a veteran of the Civil
"a ar and one of the LIMERICK city's represen-
yetve citizens.
n Among those present at the annual member
4hip supper of the Congress Square Annex,
3erved IN the Maine Room of the Falmouth
= te IT. Portland. January 9Th, were Mrs. Will
an \ Todd, and Mrs. William H. Wiggin,
ott formerly of Belfast.
r Mir and Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter
Louse will return the last of this week from
portland, where they spent several days with
pr, ard Mrs. James D. Clement, I'll Congress
treet, on their way home from Barre. VT,
There they attended the Clement Fraser
eddthg.
Miss Louise Ferguson Of this city and Miss
bne K, Hills of Marblehead, Mass, formerly
u Belfast, will leave the last of January or
Frly IN February for Bermuda. They will
p from New York and spend month on the
eautiful islands. On their return Miss Fergu-
Pr will attend the millinery openings in New
ors
MISS Gertrude Coombs, daughter of Mr.. and
rs Robert P. Coombs, went to Portland Sat-
Pday 70 resume her studies at St. Joseph's
onvept- Academy after spending a three
eeks vacation at home. Miss Frances Wylie,
nother Belfast student of the convent. was
nabIe to return owing to illness. She will
Ftura iater.
MISS R. 7. Newell, who is delightfully."- situat-
at the Despland Hotel in Daytona, Fla,
fltes'"l am here enjoying warmthand sunshine
hile You people are shivering. 1t is most
BEAUTIFUL place; all tropical plants and flowers.
In trees. magnolas. camphor trees, orange
lees and many more. l will try to write a
ter for The Journal soon."
Dr.. H. A. Wood of Congress street, west,
ho -ecently underwent operation for a
Vere case of appendicitis. is reported as rest
g @ mfortably Portland Express.
he case was very serious one, and the op-
patton was performed at the home of DIR.
ood BY Drs. Harris and Mann OF Augusta
sisteo by DIR. Craigen Of Portland. Tuesday
wood was reported as very comfortable.
Bar Hartor loses another of its prominent
INNER residents by the death, Jan 4th. of DR..
Ne1r Mitchell, at his home in Philadelphia.
Mitchell, eminent as an author and physi-
an took much interest in Bar Harbor and in
village Improvement association. particu-
fly IN its work for the improvement of the
ourta paths. His chief recreation during
summer was in the long walks about the
and