The Republican journal., 1914-01-29
PERSONAL.

h0IOlu z. MaISu VI DAUk0T was q DCS SlneSyS
visitor in Belfaat last week.
Maine Hills arrived last week from Boston
and is at his home on Court street.
Mrs. Ellie B. Cook of Deer Isle is spending,
two weeks with her sister, Miss Hattie Bates
Mrs. John Leary is in Lewiston with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Isaac A. Sheldon. who is dangerously
ILL.,
Henry D. Clough was up town Monday for
the first time after five weeks illness with the
grip.
Miss Hazel Sheldon of Lewiston is visiting,
her grandmother, Mrs Rose S. Sheldon, Waldo,
avenue.
Miss Clara R. Steward returned to her home,
in Northport Tuesday after spending a week
in town.
Mrs. Ambrose j. Morrison went to Portland.
last Saturday to visit her son Arthur H. Morrie.
son and family.
Mrs. Amanda Howe of Lincolnvie is the,
guest of her sisters, Mrs. Esther,G. Davis anCt
Miss Sarah R. Gardner
Mrs. Ethel E. Luce of Somerville is in towr
caring for her mother, Mrs. Thomas, Upper
High street, who is quite ill.
Mr.. Edward Sibley LETT Tuesday noon to,
spend the remainder of the winter in Chicago,
with his daughter, Mrs Henry Hoyt Hilton.
Belfast friends of Mrs. Otis Ingraham of
Rockland were pleased to add their birthday
gre etings to her shower of cards last Monday
"a. Miss Mary Bohan, assistant superintendent
at the Waldo County hospital, was called tc,
Bangor last Thursday by the illness of heR-
sister.
Mrs. Thomas of Islesboro was the guest OF
of her daughter. Mrs. Amos Colcord the first.
of the week and attended the opera Monday
evening.
Mrs. William H. Reynolds Of Unity has re-
turned to her home after visit in town with
her cousin. Mrs. Grace Gibson.-FairtielG
journal.
Mr.. O. E. Frost will speak next Sunday be-
fore the Turn to the Right" public meeting
in the Opera House, Waterville His subject
will be Luck
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker arrived.
Tuesday from their wedding trip to Massachu~
sets and are at their apartments in the Heller
Carter house, rs High street.
Rev. Frederick Palladno of Bangor super
intendent of the Bangor. district of Methodist
churches, was the guest of Rev. and Mrs D.
B. Phelan last Friday when on his way to-
Castine on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs, Abram SAMSON and daughter
Belle, who have been spending several weeks
in hov :,
were accompanied by Mrs. Sansom's mother,
Mrs. Marinda Warren, who makes her home
with them.
At a recent meeting of the Eromathear
Literary society at kent's Hill piano solo by
Miss Angie Paine of Searsmont was feature.
of the evening. At the first of the oratory
recitals, Miss Helen Brier of Belfast reac
"Bed Time by Lawrence Neil.
The ladies of the Sunset Sewing Circle met
with Mrs. Ada Colby Tuesday afternoon
and chose officers for the year as follows
Mrs. Ada Colby, president; Mabel Powers, vice
president; Lydia Beck, secretary; Caroline
Greenlaw, treasurer. A good time is repor ted
Deer Isle Messenger.
The friends of Miss Alice Warren of Sears
mont will be pleased to learn of her recent
~
Mrs. Moore is a successful school teacher. hav
ing taught several terms in Belmont, and is
well and favorably known in this city.
Tom Randall left Friday noon, after spend
ing two weeks vacation with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Nj. Randall, to report Tor
duty on the u S. S. North Carolina, has writ
ten home that he has been transferred to the
IT ob
next week
Hon. and Mrs. W. ]. Thompson of South.
China were visitors in Augusta Friday on
matters of business. They expect to leave
early in February for trip to the South and
will visit for a while i'll Florida, passing q,
portion of the time in St. Petersburg the
west coast.
Rev. Haraden S. Pearl, who recently
signed the assistant pastorshp in ProVloeice-
R. l. church, returned to Bangor, Thursday
evening, and will attend the Convocation week
exercises. Mrs. Pearl is in Rutland,Vt,, visit
ing her parents, Mr.. am Mrs. Hugh Mont
gomery, formerly of Bangor. Later Mr.. anc
Mrs. Pearl will go to Virginia, where they will
enjoy vacation. MIR. Pearl is rapidly recover
ing from the effects of his recent accident in
which he sustained broken ieg.-Bangor
Commercial.
A recent issue of the Laurel, Montana
Sentinel in an account of meeting OF the
Laurel Women's Club, says: MRS. Ira Whit
ney read most interesting paper describing a
sojourn in Mexico which written by Mr.
Whitneys mother on her return from an ex-
tended visit there. 1t told of her experiences
in some of the principal cities of Mexico and
on large hacienda in the interior of the
country" Another item in the same paper
says: ELMER Coombs, one of the well to de-
ranchers, has purchased lots in Laurel and it is
reported that he con,emplates building or
them"
Miss Abbie O. Stoddard, daughter of cr. anol
| Mrs. Geo. W. Stoddard who has taught for a
number of years in Massachusetts and is now
principal of the High school in Brewster,
Mass, on recent visit to her parents in Pasa-
dena, Calf, mace application for teachers
certificate in that State, but was told that five
years college work necessary before one
could teach in the higher schools. She had
not taken this amount OF worn, although g.
graduate and teacher of experience. She took
the examinations, however. and has now re-
ceiyed from the State a certificate, waTrantlpp