The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-03-26
PERSONAL.

dou. AiUeEt TeIce OF rrankIOrt was IN BEL
fast Friday on business.
Ralph A. Bramhall is at home from Colby
College for the Easter vacation.
Miss Ruth Kimball 10 at home from Castine
for the E. S. N. s. vacation.
Dr.. Albert D. Ramsay of Montville was in
Belfast Friday on business.
Miss Alta Huff has returned home from q
visit with relatives in Beverly. Mass.
Mrs. Martha C. Keating is confined to her
home, 81 Congress street, by illness.
Everett J. Felker of Brooks. civil engineer,
was in Belfast Friday on business
Miss Frances A. Sargent returned Saturday
from weeks visit with relatives in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis returned last
week from visit to their former home in
Calais.
IAiss Lucy E. Heating has returned home
from visits in Portland and Boston and vi
cinity.
Mrs. William F. schoppe left Monday for
short visit with Mrs. William N. Todd in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Greer, who have been in
Brockton, Mass, the past winter, have return.
ed to Belfast
Miss Lena Nye of Searsport spent several
days recently with Mrs. Elijah Richie, Upper
High street.
Rev. William Vaughan, who has been in New
York for several weeks, will arrive home to-
day. Thursday.
Mrs. d. B. Phelan went to Islesboro
Monday to visit her new granddaughter, Ada
Lucy Pendleton.
DR.. 0. S. Vickery returned Friday from New
York. where he accompanied F. G. Mixer for
treatment for his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Newburg
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs S. R Stew
ems. Mrs. Smith is Mr.. Stevens sister,
Mrs. E. E. Wentworth leaves today for her
semi-annual visit in Boston, and will resume
her dressmaking business on her return.
Miss Louise W. Richards is at home from
Harrington Normal school for her spring visit
with her mother, Mrs. Annie Rich ards
Miss Edith c. Wilson arrived from Gardiner
last Saturday to spend weeks vacation with
her father, M. o. Wilson of Poo,'s Mills.
Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter Louise
were in Portland for several days recently
visiting DR.. and Mrs. James D. Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Pierce will leave
April sth for business trip to Chicago and
will also visit their former home in Cincinnati
Miss Inez L. Barker of Center Montville
called on friends in Belfast last Saturday on
her way to isIesboro, where she was called
professionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Terry of Waterville and
Mrs. Guy Norton of Unity came to Belfast last
week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles F.
Shaw
Frank L. Whitten of the Swan -Whitten-
Bickford Co. was in Boston last week on busi-
ness and was Joined there Friday by Mrs
Whtten and daughter Alice l.
Mrs. Essie P. Carle and Mrs j. S. Hartman
returned Friday. the former from business
trip to New York and the latter from visit
with Mrs. F. A. Schubert in Boston.
Capt Ralph A. PattershalJ, who has been at
his home in East Belfast for the winter, has
gone to New York to get his schooner, the
Harold c. Beecher, ready for business
Mr.. George r. Belden of Palermo was in
Belfast last Friday and Saturday visiting
Walter C. Townsend. He was returning from
a visit with his son Russell in Prentiss.
Mrs. AGella Wadsworth Packard, who re-
Gently came home i'll from Bangor, where she
NIL t,l,o,,
Piummer Sanitarium in Union for treatment
DR.. George B. Phelan of Montreal arrived
Monday for short visit with mis- rents,
Rev. and Mrs. D. 3. Phelan, and with his sis
ter, Mrs. Bowdoin N. Pendleton, in Islesboro.
Chester Shaw of Winthrop spent the week
end with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Edwin
Bowker, High street. Mrs. Shaw had been here
for a week and returned home with her hus-
band Monday.
Miss Florence Dinsmore, who had been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Dinsmore on Con-
gress street, has returned to her home in Wa
tervlle, where she is first reader in the First
Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Harry Rollins of Bangor has been chosen as
representative of the University of Maine as
Peace contest speaker, to compete with speak
ers from other Maine colleges tor the prizes
offered by the National Peace Society.
Robert, the little son of Mr.. ana Mrs. Lewis
Poor, who was killed in an accident in New
Bedford, Mass, was buried March 10Th, his 7th
birthday. He was bright little fellow and
his death was great blow to his parents.
Mrs. Agnes Plummer, housekeeper or Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, left last Friday for
a ,isit at her home in Wiscasset, and this week
will join Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury in New York,
where they will take an apartment for the
next two months.
Miss Louise J. Read has returned home from
Gloucester Mass, where she went to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Edward R. Burnham, and to accom-
pany Charlotte and Mildred, the little daugh-
ters of Willis H. Read, who will have home
in the Burnham family.
Mrs. Gerry Hartman and son Clyde recent
ly joined her husband, Percy Hartman, in this
city, where he has employment in the cooper
ing department of the Coe- Mortimer Co. They
are at present stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. S. R.
Stevens on Bridge street.
Miss Melvina Parker, former teacher IL,
the Augusta schools, but who is now located in
Belfast was in Augusta Thursday calling on