The Republican journal., 1914-09-24
PERSONAL.


the home of Frank L. Whitten.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Parker were guests over
Sunday Of relatives in Rockland.
Miss Edith Strout left by boat Monday for
Boston to enter Simmons College.
E. F. Whitney Of Warren, Minn., is visiting
friends in Belfast and Lincolnville.
Mrs. Abbie Daniels returned Friday from a
weeks visit with friends in Islesboro.
Mrs. c. E. Smith of Thorndike attended the
State W. c. T. U. convention in Houlton last
week.
Miss Mildred knight and Mr.. Roy CASTOR of
Gardner are visiting friends and relatives in
Belfast
Mrs. Almeda Young arrived recently from
Cambridge, Mass. to visit her brother, Henry
c. Marden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Carter and son of
Swampscot. Mass. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Carter.
Mrs. George E. Brackett went to Portland
Monday on business in the interest of the
Girls Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bragion have return
ed from Massachusetts and will pass the win
ter in Thorndike.
Henry S. Marden of Boston, an engineer of
the city fire department, is visiting his father,
Henry C. Marden.
Miss Caroline Hatch, bookkeeper in Pitchers
music store. is spending her vacation in
Springfield. Mass.
SearspQrt were recent guests Of relatives and
friends in this city.
Miss Charlotte Staples left on the Saturday
mornings train for Boston and Lowell for a
stay of few weeks.
Mrs. Miller Colby and daughter Annabsl and
Mrs. Frank McVeigh of Sunset are guests of
Mrs. Julia G. McKeen.
Mrs. "A. ]. Mason returned last Tuesday to
her home in Bangor after two weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs. M. C. Hill.
Miss Sanderson, superintendent of the Wal
do County hospital, returned last week from
vacation spent at her home in Waterville.
., Miss Marian Monroe of Thorndike is at Swan
Lake for a month. She intends about Nov
10th to go to Florida with friends to pass the
winter.
Capt. R. W. Warren and Miss Edith M
Southworth, accompanied by Mrs. l. S. Hills of
East Northport. went to Rockland Friday for
short visit.
Arthur Iindscott and Miss Clair Lindscott of
Troy and Lewis Getchell of Dixmont, M. c. l.
IA, spent the weekend in Pittsfield, the guests
of school friends
Joseph Cobb, superintendent of the grain
elevators of the Grand Trunk R. R. at Portland
returned to Portland Saturday from a visit
with Capt. Cleveland Downs,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Wentworth of East Or
land were in Belfast Monday on their way to
Islesboro. where they are to spend vacation
in camp on the N. L. Gilkey farm.
Miss Ida S. Carleton, B. H. S., IA, is assist
ing DR.. E. S. Weber at his dental rooms in
Masonic Temple. Miss Carleton will enter
Simmons College, Boston, next year.
Rev. Horace B. Sellers and bride are expect
ed to arrive at the Methodist parsonage, No.
Court street, to- morrow, Friday, morning.
They will be at home after October LIST.
Miss Maude NJ Milliken, who had been the
guest of her brother, S. M. Millken, in New
York city since her arrival there from Carls-
bad. Germany, arrived home by boat last Sat-
urday morning.
Mrs. Amos Clement, president, and Mrs. Es-
sic T. Carle, delegate, of the Belfast Woman's
club, left Tuesday to attend the meeting of
the Maine State Federation of Woman's Clubs
in Presque Isle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beckwith have returned
to Springfield, Mass, from visits with Belfast
relatives. They were accompanied by Mrs. L.
o. Bucklin and Miss Caroline G. Hatch, who
will be their guests.
Chaplain D. H. Tribou Of Bucksport was the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Bernes O. Norton while
in Belfast to supply at the Methodist church
last Sunday, and left Monday for visit in
Camden before returning home.
Miss S. Esther Wiley, B. H. s, IA, has en-
tered the Miss Mary E. Pierce school of stem
ography and type writing, Boston, and Miss
Agnes M. Coombs. B. H. S., IA, will leave
next week to enter the same school.
Edwin C. Downs,purser on the steamer Chimu
of the w. R. Grace S. S. Co. plying between
New York and South American ports, spent
the week with his father, Capt. Cleveland
Downs and Mrs. Downs, Union street, leaving
for New York yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pascal of Rockport
pent several days with Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
R. Tarbox in Fryeburg on their return from
Detroit. They motored to Mountainview, N.
H., and also spent day in Jackson, N. H., at
the beautiful hotel kept by Gen. M. C. Went
worth, "Wentworth Hail.
Capt. John C. Luken visited his old home in
Montville last week for the first time in 18
years. He called on R. W. Howard and other
friends and attended church in HaIldale.
c apt. Luken is now in command of the yacht
Nakomis. which is owned by W. P. Dyer, the
wealthy New York lawyer, and the yacht had
been in Penobscot bay for some time. Capt.
Luken's home and family are in Wakefield,
Mass.
Hon. Fred E. Richards, president of the
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., has resigned
from the Office after more than 20 years of
fficieut service. At a meeting of the board of
directors the resignation was accepted with