The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-03-19
PERSONAL.

Bernes o. Norton went to Auburn on busi-
ness Tuesday.
The many friends of Miss Alta jackson are
glad to hear she is gaining.
Miss Maude Drink water of Camden is spend
ing q short vacation in Belfast.
Mrs. M. o. Wilson left Wednesday for two.
weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Cummings of Union have
cen visiting relatives in Northport and B ell
fast.
Chester E. Perkins and family. who spent
the winter in Cambridge, Mass, have arrived
home.
Mrs. Henry Storey of Camden is in Augusta
for brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Paul D
Sargent.
G. A. Bradstreet of Palermo was in Augusta
Monday as the guest of Fred J. Jones of Gram
ite street.
Mrs. ]. Frank Lee of Gardiner was called
here by the serious illness of her niece, Miss
Alta Jackson.
John Mcpherson has returned to his duties
in the Leonard & Barrows factory after few
weeks visit in Boston and Brockton.
Albert C. Wells, Norman A. Read and Maine
Hills left Tuesday to spend few days at the
Wells Cottage at Lake Quantabacook.
George W. Patterson and family have re-
turned from Boston, where they spent the
winter, to remain here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Mccarthy will move to
their cottage at Temple Heights, Northporr,
about April 1st if the weather permits.
Mrs. E. E. Worthing and daughter Jessie, of
Palermo are guests of Mrs. .Worthing's brother
Fred J. Jones on Granite street, Augusta.
Hon. and Mrs. Alfred Emery Nickerson of
Swanville drove to Belfast last Sunday and at
tended services at the Universalist church.
Vernon Slower. who is employed in the PORT
land office of the Oliver typewriter. has teen
spending few days with Belfast relatives.
/ Miss Mae Collins went to Boston last Mon
d ay to visit her sisters, Mrs. Abe Streeker and
Miss Sarah C. Collins, and her brother, Ralph
S. Collins.
Rev. ]. L. Corson, Superintendent of the
Penobscot Bay Bethel Mission, was the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Phean while in Belfast
Monday on business
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Blackington, who have
been living on Northport avenue the past
year, have moved to Northport, where Mr.,
Blackington has work on the Cobe house.
Sheriff Cushman, who has been confined to
the house for some weeks with severe cold is
now able to go out on pleasant days and his
many friends hope to soon see him about again.
Hon. W. R. Pattangall of Watervile. accom-
panied by Mrs. Pattangall, arrived by Monday
evenings train, returning to Waterville Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. Pattangall came on bus
mess.
Curtis S. Thomas of North Isesboro, who
recently graduated from the stenographic de-
partment of the Rockland Commercial College,
spent the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
A. Colcord, Church street.
Forest E. Cottrell, Belfast boy, was elected
councilman in Ward 5, Rockland, at the recent
city election, running ahead of his ticket, and,
Lucius Duncan, formerly selectman Of North
port, was elected Alderman in Ward L.
MISS Louisa H. Ferguson has returned from
a SIX weeks soIourn at Hamilton, Bermuda,
where with Miss June K. Hills of Boston she
passed delightful vacation. On her return
she spent two weeks in New York attending
the MILNE ry openings.
! Albert W. Stevens. superintendent of the
Boston Il Idaho City Gold Dredging Co.'S plant
at Grmpass Idaho, who has been on the Pacific
coast in the interests of the firm for several
months is now on his way back to Grimpass,
! He was in Portland, Oregon, March 10th.
Orrin J. Dickey will leave Belfast today
Thursday, for Washington, d. c., with men.-
bers of the Fort Fairfield and houlton hlgn
schools, numbering over 90. The party VITA
go by special car to Boston, thence to New
York by the Fall River Line, and thence TO
Washington via the Royal Blue Line.