The Republican journal., 1914-05-14
PERSONAL.

tion in Portland.
Miss Carrie Quinn of Hope is the guest of
Mrs. Carrie M. Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Pierce are in Bos-
ton and vicinity for a ten days visit.
Mrs. Clara B. Keating was in Bangor over
Sunday. the guest Of Mrs. L. M. Savage.
Mrs. L. A. Knowlton, has returned home from
few weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn Thompson returned
last Saturday from weeks stay in Boston.
W. Harold Dickey has returned from weeks
visit with his brother Harry in North Anson.
Amos Clement went to the Seaside Inn, Seal
mer.
Chas. F. Shaw has returned from a visit of
several weeks with relatives in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Mamie S. Gardner of Rockland has
taken rooms with Mrs. Sanford Howard, High
street.
John E. Nelson, Esq. of Augusta, will be the
orator of the 4th of July celebration at East
Palermo.
Linwood S. Jones returned Monday from
few days visit with his brother Har old at the
University of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson returned Mon
day from a weeks visit with MIR, and Mrs. M.
o. Wilson, Poor's Mills.
Misses Ruth Kimball and Virgie Beckwith,
students at the Castine Normal School, spent
Sunday at their homes in Belfast.
A. W. Fletcher of Burnham, who suffered
slight shock in the winter, has improved so
tn at he is able to take short walks out of DOORS
Mrs. A. K. Fletcher has been confined to her
home for several weeks by illness. Her sister,
Mrs. C. M. Chase of jackson, has been with
her.
Ernest Orchard, who has been occupying the
Otis stock farm for some time. recently bought
a farm in Pennington and moved there Wednes-
day.
Foxcroft telegraph office. is spending two
weeks vacation at the home of Mrs. George F.
Ryan.
M. v. B. Knowlton. who spent the winter
with his daughter, Mrs. John A. Fogg, has
gone to Nobleboro to spend the summer with
relatives.
Mrs. Georgia S. Pendleton has returned from
Newton, Mass, where she spent the winter,
and has taken rooms in the E. P. Frost house on
High street.
Mrs Elon B. Gilchrst has been quite i'll at
her home on Church street and threatened with
pneumonia, but is much better and all danger
of the disease is past.
Mrs John W. Hatch arrived Sunday from
Boston, where she had been at the Deaconess
Hospital tor slight operation, and will spend
the week with Belfast friends.
F.E. Cottrell and others of Rockland have
gone to Lubec, where they have five months
employment in the construction of a new wharf
for the Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Mrs. Harris M. Plaisted and her daughter
Alice of Bangor, who had been passing the
winter months in Rome, are now in Florence,
where they will remain until warm weather.
Harry H. Upton, Colby, IT, winner of the
recent temperance oratorical contest in Water
vile, has been named to take part in National
temperance oratorical contest at Ann Arbor,
Mich
Hon. Arthur l. Brown was in the city two
days last week on business. Mrs. Brown has
been in good health all winter and will come
to Belfast soon to open their home on Miller
street.
Mrs. George L. Bowman, Miss Lucy keating
and Master Carroll Potte motored to Rock
land Friday to meet Mr.. Bowman, who spent
Sunday at his home in this city from two
weeks trip.
mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richie left Thursday
for Boston, en- route for Atlanta. Ca, where
Mr.. Richie will attend the conclave OF the
Mystic Shriners. They expect to be absent
about two weeks.
Miss Alice Thorndike went to Belfast
Wednesday to pass two weeks vacatlon.
Miss Inez Davis of Portland will substitute as
telegraph operator during her ABSENCE fis-
cataquis Observer, Dover.
Mrs. Emily Harris Hyams returned to New
York Saturday from short business visit in
Belfast. She will sail May 9th on the S. s.
Rotterdam for European trip that will in
clude visits in London, Holland, Belgium and
Switzerland.
Rev. D. B. Phelan returned Monday from
Stockton Springs, where he preached Sunday
as the evangelical missionary of the Penobscot
Bay Mission. They have changed their plans
as before reported and will occupy the Bangor
cottage on Northport campground until late in
the fall.
Arthur Murch, former Ellsworth boy, has
been spending few days in Ellsworth. MIR.
Murch is employed as engineer on the Merritt
Wrecking Co. steamer Relief, stationed at
| Kingston. Jamaica. The Relief recently haul
ed off the big Vanderbilt steam yacht, which
went ashore while on southern cruise, and
towed her TO New York. The trip North gave
Mr.. Murch opportunity for one of his infre-
ouent visits to his old home. He left Monday
to reion his steamer.-Ellsworth American.
Joseph T. Lamb. whose birthday was April
18th. celebrated the event a few evenings
later at the home of his niece, Mrs. Anna E.
Hardness, in Center Lincolnville. The birth
day cake was large ribbon cake frosted with
white and very prettily and appropriately
decorated. Hot cocoa was served with the
cake to few invited guests. The evening
was spent in singing sacred, college and war
songs and in social chat.
A personal note from Miss Louise Knowlton,