The Republican journal., 1914-02-19
PERSONAL.

w. J. Knowlton of Liberty is in Washington
D. c., where he has real estate interests.
Mrs. Susan norton of Liberty is visiting
friends in Brooks, Brewer and Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vaughan. Jr.. left
Monday for visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Ralph B. Herrick of Oakland has been
the guest for several days of Miss Maude E
Mathews.
Frank Cullinan. formerly of Belfast, has writ
ten friends here that he is in New York and
has joined the navy.
Miss Janetta Rogers of Belfast Me-, was
the weekend guest of Miss Erma c. Fafrar :.
Bath Independent
Mrs. Belle Cunningham of Searsmont was
the guest last week of Mrs. Isabel Morse and
attended the Food Fair.
Miss Esley Bicknell returned to her home
in Ro.kland Monday after visit of several
days with Belfast friends.
Mrs. William Vaughan left last Saturday for
Houlton to spend few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. M. Lloyd Stantial.
Mrs. R. P. Walker of Stockton Springs is
the guest for few days of Mrs. Adella M,
Limeburner. IA Northport avenue
Clarence Terrill of Bucksport was in Belfast
last Thursday and Friday to attend the Food
Fair as the guest of A. c. Hopkins.
Ralph B. Herrick, formerly manager of the
New England Telephone Exchange in Belfast,
arrived Saturday for few days visit.
Dana B. Southworth came from Hebron last
Friday to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph D. Southw orth, ard attend the Food
Fair.
]. j. Walker and family of Liberty have
closed their house and will spend the remand
er of the winter and spring travelling through
the South.
Miss Janetta Rogers who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Haskell, has
returned to her home in Northport.-Rock-
land Courier Gazette.
At the meeting of the Maine Retail Jewellers
association in Lewiston last week W. M. Thayer
of this city was elected member of the
board OF directors.
The marriage intentions Of Edmund E.
Brown of Bangor and4Miss Ava F. Kingsbury
of Winterport have been filed at the office of
the city clerk, Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Brawn, who had been
the guests of Mrs. Brawn's daughter, Mrs. E.
F. Marden, Burrill street, Fairfield have re-
turned to their home in Palermo.
Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick, Mr.. Charles W.
Frederick and Miss Mary Owen left Monday
for Day tona, Fla, where they have leased
bungalow for the remainder of the winter
Mrs Allen B. Cornforth of MontvIle Me-,
formerly of Water, lille, who und erwent seri-
Gus operation at the E. NJ G. hospital, Sun
day, is as comfortable as could be expected
Lewistonsoun.
Miss Mildred Clarey of Waldo substituted
the past week for Miss Cora S Morrison, who
was ill, ana will substitute this week for Miss
Florence Kimbal who is spending the week
in New York.
Fred ]. Horne went to Bangor Wednesday,
to bring home mis- two younger children who
have been with his sister since the illness of
his wife. His sister is now i'll with pneumonia
at her home in Bangor
The Knox County Federation of Womans'
Club was entertained at a Valentine party by
the Thomaston Art Club, Saturday afternoon,
Feb. 14th. The paper was by Mrs. J, Frank
Rich, on "The Political Status of Women in
Maine"
The Dorchester, Mass, Daughters of Maine,
held reception at the Copley- Plaza Boston,
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. l1th, followed by
a social hour and tea. The occasion
presidents Day." and nearly every woman's
club in Greater Boston represented.
Mrs. T. H. Anderson and Miss Annette Files
of Portland nave been guests for several days of
Mrs. Frederick G. Spinney, They were joined
Wednesday by Col Anderson. who came TO at"
tend the inspection of Palestine Commandery>
knights Templar, that evening.
Mrs. Millard G. Dow and daughter, Miss
Janet Dow and son. Ferdinand Dow Of Bucks
port, have gone to New York, where they will
join Capt Dow of the sch. Fairfield who is
chartered for Savannah and will make the trip
with the captain, returning IN about SIX weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra A. Carpenter Of Brooks
visited the Food Fair Friday. and NJ. 5. Stiles
OF jackson was d NlSlloT Inc ldtbeA
intended to come to Belfast earlier in the
week accompanied by Mrs Stiles, but the ex-
tire me cold weather prevented.
Mrs. George A. Quimby arrived home last
Tuesday evening from Elizabeth, N. j., where
she attended the Myers Winslow wedding.
Her daughter, Miss Katherine c. Qumby, who
was one of the bridesmaids, is visiting Mrs
Martin, formerly Miss Helen Doak, in Provi~
dence, R. l.
Five graduates of the University of Maine
College of Law, E. L. Goodspeed of Randolph,
Lewis E. Fox of Bangor, Harry B. Westgate
Of Bangor, A. W. Patterson of Castne and
Myer w. Epstein of Bangor, were admitted
to practice at the opening of the Supreme
Court in Bangor Feb 18th, and Epstein was
Immediately assigned by Justice King as
counsel for Russian, indicted for assault. He
was given half an hour in which to pre- pare
his case.
/ The San Jose Mercury Herald u req. 9th
says, in report of the annual reunion OF the
Maine association in that city: 'Chicken-pies
delicious chicken-pie and all the home cooked
"fxin's" without which no "down east" dinner
would be complete thoroughly enjoyed
last night by about 100 men and women who
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