The Republican journal., 1914-03-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Alice C. Bramhall is spending several
weeks in Waterville.
Preston Player of Boston arrived Tuesday
on short business trip.
Miss Hattie M. Black left Monday for Bos-
ton for new line Of spring goods
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bean Of Camden were re-
cent guests of relatives in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Albert Pierce of Frankfort has been
spending a few days with friends in Boston.
Mrs. John S. Chadwick is confined to her
home in Northport avenue with a severe cold.I
Mrs. Amos Clement visited her sister, Mrs.
Irving B! Mower, in Waterville, last Thursday.
Miss Alberta Farnham of the City National
Bank visited relatives in Rockland the past
week.
Ulmer L. Royal of New Durham, N. H.. ar
rived Tuesday to visit his mother, Mrs. Louise
Royal.
Miss Julia E. Brown is taking a two weeks
vacation from her duties in Carle Jones dry
goods store.
Mrs. A. S. Daniels went to Guilford last Sat
urday to spend few weeks with her son, Rev.
Harry Daniels.
Mrs. Howard Roupe of Lawrence, Mass,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel H. Strout.
Irving Copeland, who has been employed in
Belfast for some time, left Monday for his
home in Rockland
Miss Alice l.. Aborn has returned from q
two weeks vacation. spent in Boston and vi
cinity and in Dover, N. H.
Abe Strecker of Dorchester. Mass, spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Collins, Miller street.
Capt f. S. Mcdonald went to Philadelphia
last week to get his vessel, the schooner Annie
B. Mitchell, ready for business.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Harding attended the
automobile show in Bangor last week and were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. SWEET.
The latest news of the condition of Joseph
R. Littlefield of Brooks is Of an encouraging
nature and his speedy recovery is looked for.
Miss Wilda Vose left by train Saturday
morning for Norwood, Mass. after spending
avenue.
Mrs. Susan B. Harmon of Unity is the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. N. c. McCausland of Old
Town, where she resided until the death of her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton Marshall of Middle
boro, Mass, are spending a part of their hon.
eymoon with Mr.. and Mrs. A h. Fletcher OF
East Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bryant and little son
Harding are at their home in Freedom and last
evening Mrs Bryant installed the officers OF
the Pythian Sisters.
Charles Norton, who is attending the Shaw
Business College in Bangor, spent the weeka
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernes O.
Norton, Union street.
The Daytona, Fla. Daily News reports
among the arrivals at ''The Austin Charles
W. Frederick, Mrs. J. W. Frederick and Miss
Owen of Belfast, Me.
Miss Katherine c. Quimby returned last
night from visits in Elizabeth, N. j., New
York, Providence, R. l., Boston and Campello,
Mass, and Lewiston, Maine.
Frank B. Condon who has been in Smthtield
the past month, was recent guest Of Water
vile friends and came to Belfast to spend
Sunday with his sister, Miss Alice Condor.
Miss Gladys Pitcher went 10 Gardiner last
week for visit to school friend and gave q
cello solo, Handel's Largo, at the Sunday
morning service at the Universalist church,
Mrs Ada L. Wildes is preparing for ex~
tended visit in Somerville, her former home
and will also spend some weeks in Brooklyn,
N. Y, the guest of DR.. Charles Payne and
family.
John Albert Nash of Lawrer ce, Mass, E
son. and Charles E. Nash of Lynn, Mass.
brother, We're called to Belfast last Saturday
to attend the funeral, Sunday, of the late John
W. Nash.
Mrs. Fred A. Holmes who has been in DR.
Kings hospital Portland, the past four weeks
for treatment following critical surgical
operation, arrived home last Saturday greatly
i'm proved in health.
Miss Mabel M. Spear, manager OF the cen~
trail telephone exchange, underwent an opera
ton at Knox hospital Monday. Tuesdays re-
port was of encouraging nature.-Rock"
lanu Courler-IdLelte.
| Mrs. Ben Hazeltine and daughter Grace re-
turned Saturday from several weeks stay in
Boston, accompanied by Jerome Hanshue, the
little son of Mrs. Sallie Durham Hanshue. who
W i'll spend few weeks with relatives here.
| Dr. A. D. Ramsey of Montville, who has been
| pr ominently mentioned candidate on the
| Democratic ticket for State senator, announces
that he will not enter the race against Rufus
E. Stone, if he concludes to be candidate.
| Mrs. Winfield S. Edminster and daughter
Mrs. Rosina E. Trundy, left Wednesday for
Butte, Montana. Mrs. 1rundy resigned her
position in the Shire store to make the trip
with her mother and will make an indefinite
visit
! We have received note from Mr.. E. j.
Morrison in which he says: "I should like to ses
all old acquaintance in Florida who might be
passing through Jacksonville On their way
north, and may be found at the Jacksonville
Y. M. C. A."
| Prof. L. g. Bateman of Auburn was one of
the speakers at celebration of the anniyersa-
ries of the births of Washington and Lincoln
which was held Wednesday evening, Feb. 25th,
in G. A. r. hall, Lewiston, under the auspices