The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-12-10
PERSONAL.

vicinity.
Selwyn Thompson returned Tuesday from
business trip to Boston.
Miss Margaret L. Keen returned Friday
from a short visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Perry are in Boston on
business and pleasure trip.
Miss Effie Bridges OF Boston was the guest
the first of the week of Mrs. Robert P. Coombs.
Mrs. Fred A. Knowlton went to Boston last
Saturday to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Knowton.
County Commissioner George E. Bryant Of
Burnham was in Belfast last Tuesday on bus
mess.
Mrs. 1. B. Mower of Waterville, who spent
the week end with her sister, Mrs. Amos Glenn
ent, left Monday for her home.
Among those present at the recent meeting
of the Loyal Legion in Portland Dec. End were
Albert A. and Alfred E. 'Nickerson.
Mrs Raymond S. Bird returned to Rockland
Wednesday, having been called here to attend
the funeral of her father. Mr.. Robert Skay.
Mrs, William Veazie Pratt will return to
Belfast this week, having spent few days in
Newport, R. l., where she went to attend a
society wedding last Saturday.
Mr.. j. N. Holt of Hampden Highlands is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Elijah Richie.
Next week be will visit his son, DR.. C. B. Holt,
in Liberty.
H. L. Woodcock who spent the summer and
fall at the Chase Pond camps, will sail from
New York Dec l1lh for Nassau. N. P. for his
usual winter sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs George C. Lower expect to
leave next week for Charleston, S. c., to spend
the winter with Mrs. Lowers brother, Rev. C,
M. Gray, and family.
Miss Dora Brown, cashier in the New Eng
land Telephone Office = taking two weeks
vacation and will visit her mother Miss Luella
Brown, at Poor's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Cunningham, Miss Will
he lmna Cunningham and Mrs Luetta Harding
of Troy spent Thanksgiving at the home of
Wallace Edmonds in Burnham.
Mrs. Wallaes Bickford. who was recently OPP
Grated IN at the Waldo County hospital and
la ter at the Maine beHeEal III Ofliai!u hds re-
turned home and is gradually improving.
Frank E. Barker of Hamilton. Ohio. formerly
with l. T. Shales & Co. of this city, arrived
Tuesday afternoon by train and went to his old
no ms in Center Montvile " ednesday morning
t 0 visit relatives.
Capt. E. F. BuckIin of Seattle. Wash, has
been visiting his brother Sanford at the old
homestead in Warren; also his brother Charles
Bucklin in Camden, and other relatives. capt,
Bucklin left Camden 80 years ago.
Donald Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W.
Clark, will complete his sopho more year at the
University of Maine and next fall will enter
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and
continue there his course in electrical engi-
neering.
Major H. M. Lord, who has been located in
W Washington, d. c., since his return from Ma
n ila, is now in Salem, Mass, directing the dis
tribution of the Federal Fire Relief Fund,
amounting to $4,000. The appropriation
ould not have been left to better hands
! MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Varnum of Portland
have been spending few days in this city and
Islesboro, the guest of relatives. Mr. Varnum
has been employed for some weeks in Camden
in the interests of the Grand Commandery of
the United Order of the Golden Cross.
Rev. Arthur A Blair went to Manchester, N.
H., last Monday to join Mrs Blair, who had
been there the past week. They went spec
ially to attend the rededication of the Univer-
salist church, of which Mrs. Blair, her parents
and grandparents had been lifelong members.
Thos. Walton has moved to Unity, Me-,
where he has bought the farm recently owned
by ID. F. Walton, who moved to Caribou few
weeks ago, and has purchased the residence OF
Benz. Knox. Mr., Knox has purchased one OF
the 0, L, AthertOn houses on Glenn street,
Caribou.-The Aroostook Republican
The friends in. this vicinity of Miss Amo-
rette, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Porter
of Pittsfeld, formerly of Liberty, will be glad
to learn that cablegram has been received
announcing her safe arrival in India. She
sailed from New York Oct 10th with twelve
other missionaries and will be located at Begal-
Orissa.
The marriage of Miss Sue Winchel and
Prof. Charles T. Burnett will take place short
ly before Christmas. The VT dding will be
very quiet one WIN the luulueuldiS %
the only guests. DR.. Burnett has engaged the
H Heiskell house on Potter street and extensive
alterations are now being made brunswick
Record.
The names of the University of Maine stu
dents, who have been elected to PHI Kappa fhi
were read in chapel Dec I'd and among them
was Ray Harrison Lindgren, formerly OF Bel
fast, now of Manchester. N. II. Phi Kappa
Phi is an honorary society and its members are
chosen from the Senior class who have the
highest standing throughout their couA Mr.
Iindgren achieved the unusual average of IA
for his first three years.
R. Herman Cassens of this city viii go to
Boston today and sail from that port next
Saturday op the Stea mship City of Atlanta,
for Savannah. Ca From there he will go to
Florida, by his automobile, which ne takes
along. and spend the winter in the warmer
climate Mr.. Cassens expects to go as far
south as Miami. Florida, and will be engaged
in the interests of the Eastern Illustrating &
Engraving Company in making postcards OF
all the leading points of Florida. Mrs. Cassens
will accompany Mr.. Cassens to Boston for
short visit in that city.
KNOX.
The Knox Farmers Union are building