The Republican journal., 1914-04-16
PERSONAL.

AsSv' ~ d. Eneian went 10 BuckSport Iuee~
day on business.
Rev. and Mrs. Haraden s. Pearl spent few
days this week in Bangor.
Mr.and Mrs. Edwin A. Jones left Wednesday
for short visit in Boston.
Mrs. Caro- B. Stickney went to Boston Fri
day to visit her uncle, Daniel Lane.
Miss Harriet Bates spent Sunday in Deer
Isle with her sister, Mrs. Ellie B. Cook.
Fred A. Seward returned Monday from g.
weeks visit with relatives in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Harriet P. Adams Of Cambridge, Mass,
is at the c. B. Eaton home No. 8 Court street
for the summer.
Mrs. William Whittemore of Bangor return
ed home friday from visit with her uncle,
Charles r. Field.
Mrs. Annie B. Canney of Bangor is guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Anderson in Dover.-The
Piscataquis Observer.
Mrs. o. C. Dow has returned to her home in
Monroe from few weeks visit at the home
of her son, E. C. Dow.
Preston Player was in Belfast recently on
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he was called on business.
Dustin Cunningham has returned to his home
in Natick, Mass, after visit with his mother,
Mrs. Amanda S. Cunningham.
Wilmer J. Dorman and Morris L. Slugg at
tended the meeting. April 10th. of the Bangor
Chapter Of Rose Croix, Scottish Rites.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P. Frost, who recently
returned from winters soJourn in Florida,
will leave in June for trip to Europe
Madam Mona, the local fortune teller, was
called to Berlin, N. H., her former home, last
week by the death of her sister and father.
Miss Gladys NJ Marshall left Monday for g.
weeks visit with her sister, Miss Ellen Mar
shall, in the home of Rev. and Mrs D. L. Will
son in Bath.
The engagement of Miss Iva C. Smith Of
North Orrington, daughter of Mrs. Cora S.
Smith, to Henry Everett Morrow of Hartland
is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Sanborn of Bangor.
announce the engagement of their daughter
May True Sanborn, to William Howard Vim
cent of Boston.
Miss Maude Gammans, who spent the winter
with her cousin. Miss Edith Gammans, in New
ton, Mass. will arrive this week and open her
Church street home.
The engagement is announced of Miss Helen
Pearl Nickerson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver H. Nickerson of Brewer, to Frederick
Eugene Adams, Jr., of Bangor.
Miss Helen M. Collier for many years &
teacher ia the Belfast schools, and now a
resident of Worcester, Mass, has received p
pension under the new Maine law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe of Chicago Mrs
N. c. Partridge of Standpoint and Miss Clara
B. Keating of Belfast spent Sunday in North
port with MIR. and Mrs. Austin W. Keating
Miss Bernice Durgin is in the Waldo County
Hospital for medical treatment Her sister,
called here by her illness. has returned home,
DIR. George B. Phelan, son of Rev. and Mrs.
D. B. Phelan, will complete in June his years
post graduate work at the Western Hospital in
M ontreal, Canada, and plans to take year's
course in Germany.
Mrs. Katherine Hills and Miss June K. Hills
of Marblehead, Mass, are expected today for
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Maine Hills. Miss
Hills will remain about a week and Mrs Hills
will make longer stay.
Mrs. Walter Hill with her two children visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Hill in Troy, April Sd.
Her husband has resigned his position at Isle
au Haut and has a position in Boston, where
Mrs Hill and children have joined him
Mr.. Waldo B. Washburn arrived last week
from Hyde Park, Mass, for visit at his old
home. When here last summer he was some
what under the weather, but his friends are
glad 10 see that he has fully regained his
health.
Mrs. C. H. Brier and son Charles arrived
last week, after spending the winter with her
husband in New Bedford, Mass. Helen Brier
spent the Easter vacation with her parents in
New Bedford and has returned to Kent's Hill
Seminary.
Mrs. Lewis F. Cannon and little son, Alfred
Gordon, of Belfast, are visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. D. Aste, Prospect street. Hou-
ton, for two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Astle will
ODSeTVe Lie HltlSCu anniversary VI Luelr mar
riage, April 1Sth.-The Aroostook Times
James H. Clark, who spent the winter in,
Palatka, Fla, is improving from an illness
with colds and heart trouble. He was in
hospital in St. Augustine the last two weeks
in March, but has returned to Palatka and ax-
poets to leave for Belfast April 18TH
Charles W. and Mrs. j. W. Frederick and
Miss Mary Owen will leave Daytona, Fla, the
st Of this week. They will spend several
days at the st. John Hotel in Charleston, S. G.,
will arrive in Washington, D. c., the week of
April 23d and remain at the Dewey Hotel until
after May 14th, when they will return to Bel
fast.
Mrs. Sampson A. Reed entertained Minne-
apolis Chapter, D. A. R., of which she is chap.
lain, Cor the March meeting at her home, 24Oa
West Oath street, Minneapolis, MINI. Her
mother, Mrs. Celia F. Eels, sang a number of
patriotic songs with Mrs. Reed at the piano.
Mrs. Reed and her daughter, Mrs. Richard
Bontelle, expect to spend part of the summer
in the east and will come to Belfast after visits
in Boston. Nantucket Beach, Brooklyn, N. Y.
and Washington, D. C.
The San Diego, Calf, Weekly Union of
April End has on its society page full length
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