The Republican journal., 1914-11-19
PERSONAL.


short business trip to Boston.
Miss Mary l. Walker of Manchester, N, H.,
is the guest Of Mrs. Arthur A. Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Pearl of Bangor ar
rived Saturday to visit their son, Rev. Haraden
S. Pearl.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker returned
Monday from visit with relatives in Win
throp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred V. Cottren will leave this
afternoon for Boston, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Nichols spent Sum-
day in Waldo with Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Wentworth.
Mrs. Clara E. Ward of Bangor visited her
cousin. Mrs. George W. Miller, on Waldo ave.
nue. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury went to
Augusta Monday to spend a few days at the
New Augusta House.
Mr.. Emery Varney of Los Angeles, Calf, is
visiting his cousins, Mrs. Georgia c. Tutte
and DR.. A. O. Stoddsrd.
Miss Bertha z. Hayes went to Portland
Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Mil
ton, formerly of Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson went to Ban
gor last Saturday to spend few days with
Rev. and Mrs Ashley A. Smith.
Fred Bramhal of Rockland was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Clements and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Parker while in Belfast last week
Fred +. Perhlns OF SANDY point. of the Per-
kIus d Daniortn SpooIwood Co, was IN Bangor
last 1nursday on business. Mr. Perkins IS
operating mill at Sa ndy point.
Mrs. H. Il. Johnson, who spent the past year
III Portland, and is now the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Il. " WooGcock, will leave to-
morrow, Friday, for an indefinite stay in Los
Angeles, Calf.
Rev. Walter F. Sturtevant, Messrs. Orlando
E. and Clarence E. Frost, Charles E. Rhoades
and Frank 4. Keene were in Augusta to at
tend the sess ions of the State Community Ef-
ficiency Conference last week.
Mr.. Lee H. Cahil and his sister, Miss Mar
garet Cahill, who have been at the Emery sum-
mer home on Church street for the past month
more left Saturday, accompanied by Mar
thon Doak of this city. fer Kineo, hunt
ing trip. As>l..- - ,-4e
:. Miss Ethel M. Sturtevant, graduate of the
Belfast High school, class of 1914, who had
been teaching in the Porter district, Searsport,
was obliged to give up the work on account of
i'll health and is now with her parents in Hol
derness, N. H.
Misses Jennie and Nellie Edison, teachers in
the Haverhill, Mass, public schools, ard Miss
Marjorie Shaw and her roommate at Simmons
College, Miss Frances Alley of Cortland, N.
Y, will arrive next week to spend their
Thanksgiving vacations with Mr. AID Mrs
Walter C.Shaw.
Mrs. Evie C. Burke and Miss Zaidie B. Car
ter write that they were delightfully."- welcom-
ed on their return home at "The Olives" in
Redlands, Calf. Friends with an auto met
them at San Bernardino, and their apartments
were beautifully decorated with roses and
chrysanthemums and many friends were there
to greet them.
The following item from San Diego, Calf,
paper tells of the winning of cup by
former Belfast boy, the son of Hon. and Mrs.
C. 0. Poor:
Rv defeating S C. Payson, up and s to
plav. w. o. Poor won the Julian cup offered as
first prize in the October tournament held at
the Point Iona Golf Club. More than fifty
players competed for the trophy. The finals
were played Saturday between Payson and
Poor, Hundreds of spectators followed the
golfers over the course. several 225-yard
drives and accurate putting won the game for
Poor.
Moritz Nelson, boalswains mate of the U.
S. S. De Moines, which has been in Mexican
waters for some time and recently arrived at
the Portsmouth navy yard, arrived Saturday
to visit Mrs. Hiram, P. Farrow in Belmont
MIR. Nelson does not have a very high opinion
of the Mexicans' patriotism and says their
highest thought is full stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Folsom Phillips, Jr.
fAjma Brainard), gave their first ''at home
yesterday afternoon at their residence, 81 Con-
cord avenue, Cambridge. Mrs Phillips was
assisted by Mrs. Philips, ST. IN receiving Inc
tea table had a centrepiece of Ward roses, and
the pourers were Miss Margaret Kendall, of
Raln1ont: Mrs. Edward Baker, Mrs. II. L. Cars
tein. Mrs. Clara Butcher, Miss Ellen Bradford,
oil Of Cambridge; Mrs. Ernest Pierce, of Win
chester. and Mrs Herbert Sawyer kimball, of
Newton.-Boston Transcript Nov. l1th.
DR.. Elmer F. Gould of Lincolnville Center
was in this city Tuesday, for short tlme en-
route home from trip to Augusta Where ne
anneared before the board Of State medical ex-
aminers to comply with certain formalltles re-
ouired by law in the transfer of his registry as
a nbvsician from Missouri TO Maine. Inns Is
his native State, but he qualified for and enter
ed ON the practice of his profession IN the
West and was for several years in successlui
nractice at Carthage, Mssouri.-Rockland
Opinion.
Hart l.. Woodock, the famous Maine artist,
returns to his camp at Chase pond, blngh NAM
TODAY. after visit in Bangor. N.Y. Woodcoch
leaves in few weeks for Nassau, Bananas
where he will spend the winter as usual Mr..
Woodcock is considered tosbe one OF the oesI
artists in water color work IN the country. ms
ayhih,t;ops have won unsiinted praise from the
critics and his paintings of Nassau scenes ana
marine views are in such demand as to keep
him constantly at work. Mr. "oodcgcH oiu
home was in Belfast and he mas been frequent
visitor to Bangor.-Bangor News NOV lzsh'
letters have been received here from Albert
w Stevens. U. of Nj, '08, who writes from
Solomon. Alaska. where he has been for sew
oral months in the interest of the Boston ~
Idaho City Colo Dredging CO., installing gold
dredging plant. He says: THE last boat leaves
tomorrow but we don't take it. EXl eet to go
out by dog-team later, over the zee, up tne
Yukon to Fairbanks, and thence to Vaieiez ana
+alro E,ya n