The Republican journal., 1914-11-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Harriet A. Bray is in Boston, the guest
of friends.
Fred A. Seward spent the week end in Wa
terville and Pittsfield
Miss Louise Brown returned Monday from a
short visit in Lincoln.
Mrs John W. Nash is in Boston, and vicinity
for few weeks visit with friends
Miss Isabel Smalley is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Eugene S. Philbrook, in Sanford.
Mrs. Charles F. Hammons, daughter Clara.
and son Eugene, went to Brooks Friday to visit
relatives.
Matthew W. Welch and his daughter, Mrs
Carter, were guests of friends in Buckspors
over Sunday.
Mrs. William Crosby will leave today tc,
visit her sister. Mrs. Wilder P Clark, in VIM
chendon, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen, who have been in
Belfast the past year, have returned to their
home in Union.
Russell Fletcher has returned home from
Dorchester, Mass, where he had employment
during the summer.
W. A. Lowell of Portland is spending the
week with Norman A. Read. They are enjoy
ing the local hunting.
Miss J. A. Wiggin returned Saturday from
visits with relatives in Newton, Chestnut Hill,
and Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Mrs. Arletta Raleigh has returned from
visit with her brother, John Howes, in Union
and relatives in Appleton and Liberty.
The Dutch Brothers of Belfast announce the
engagement of their sister. Miss Edith Dutch,
to Russell Erskine Northrup of Palermo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sherman and party
motored to North Winterport last Sunday and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Foster
Rex Havener, who spent the summer at
Birch Point Camps, Smithfield, went to Port-
land Monday to enter Shaw Business College
Miss H: M. Black returned Friday noon
from business visit in Boston and short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Meader, in
Lewiston.
Mrs. Lillian johnson Taylor and two chill
dren, Elizabeth and Caroline arrived Thurs
day morning to visit her brothers and sisters
on Bridge street,
Miss HEEL L., daughter of Charles E. Whit
comb of Windham, Montana. is visiting rela-
tives in this city for few days. She will join
friends for the return trip west.
Ralph Snow and wife of Saxtors River, Vt,
visited frier rds in North Castine recently. On
their return they were accompanied far as
Belfast by W. E. Ordway and wife.
Rev. and Mrs. Ashley A. Smith and daughter
Ruth arrived Monday and are guests of Mr. and
Mrs Edmund Wilson. Messrs. Smith and Will
son will take several hunting trips.
Mrs Arthur Ritchie went to Lewiston lass
Saturday for visit and on her return will be
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Miranda
Skillngs, who will spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Pierce. who are to
close their house on Church street and go to
Boston for the winter. have taken fiat in the
Fenway, near the art museum and will leave
today.
Dana B. Southworth went to Hebron Friday
to attend the foot ball game Saturday between
H ebron Academy and Coburn Classical Insti-
tute, Hebron winning by score of to 8. He
spen Sunday with his sister, Miss Alice Edith,
a student at St. Joseph Academy, Portland.
Tom Randall of the u S. S. Virginia arrived
last Thursday to spend his furlough
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs William M.
Randall. Rudolph Wiggin, formerly of this
city is also taking months vacation and is
with his father, Frank R. Wiggin, in Newport.
S. A. Dodge of Burnham. who went to Cali
fornia the first of October, has arrived safely
at his brothers in San Francisco, who he and
not seen for thirty years and who did not rec
ognze him at first but was very glad to see
him Sid has lots of old acquaintance and
friends in California and another brother at
Los Angeles and sister law, Mrs. May G.
Dodge who visited in Burnham last summer.
Capt Herman E. Dow was married recently
in Providence, R. l., to Miss Fanny May, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Walker. The.
eremony performed at the home of the
BRIDE after which delightful reception was
held Capt. Dorr is Bucksport hoy, the son
of Capt. and Mrs. Eugene l.. Dorr, and has
large number of frienus in this section who
will wish him every happiness. Capt. Dorr is
first pilot the steamer Lexington, winch
niles between New York and Providence.
A Madison correspondent writes: Mrs Wal
lace R. Tarbox, the Department Inspector of
Maine Ladies, G. A. r., gave very interesting
talk to the large audience in X. P. Hall Thurs
day, Oct 29th, on her annual visit to Marcellus
Perkins Circle Mrs. Tarbox is a charming
lady and has always been deeply interested in
the G. A. R. work and her presence always
gives new courage and inspiration to the COM
rades and ladies'. Mrs. Tarbox has many
friends in Madison, as we'll as all over the
State Mrs A. B. Perkins, the Dept. President
accompanied her.
Mrs J A. Fessenden and Mrs. L, W. Pendie"'
ten are still in Boston and will be at Hotel
Kempton until the middle of the month. In a
pers onaI note Mrs Pendleton says: I'VE have
en- yed our stay very much and have met
many old friends Last week we went to a
Belfast tea" at Carrie Williamson in Cam
bridge, ard met Miss Allyn ana ner sister
Helen (Mrs. Gade), Lena Angler (Jenks) anc
wi tn Mary, myself and Carrie W 1t made a.
good gathering and we all went back to Miss