The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-09-17
PERSONAL.

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Miss June K Hills Of Boston arrived Sunday
to vieit Belfast relatives.
Paul R. Smith will leave this week to enter
upon his senior year at Bates College.
Ansel Packard spent the weekend in Bel.
mont. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Morrill,.
Mrs. Efie v. v. Knox of New York is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Vaughan. East
Belfast.
Mrs. A. B. Meade has returned to her home
in Natick. Mass. after visits in Standpoint
and with relatives in this city.
Mrs s. F. McCobb of Westboro, Mass. is
visiting Mrs. Mary Wadsworth and Mrs.
Mansfield Clark on Miller street.
Mrs. P. D. H. Carter has returned from Bos.
and is able to be up and about as usual.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown, Deputy Secretary of
State. was at his home in this city Monday,
coming from Augusta to cast his vote.
Mr.. A. r. Leadbetter. who is convalescing
from serious illness of typhoid fever, has
gone to Viaalhaven to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Marian E. Parsons, who has been ill
with typhoid fever, is able to be out and
expects to resume her studies in the High
school next Monday.
Mr.. A. C. Mosman of Lisbon Falls was in the
city last Saturday, on his return from Monroe,
where he was called to attend the funeral Of
his sister, Mrs. Fred L. Palmer.
Misses Mabel A. and Margaret M. Craig will
leave next Monday to attend Mt. Hoyoke
College, the former to resume her studies
after year abroad and the latter to enter.
Sohn B. Mathews of New York, classmate
of Dana B. Southworth. Hebron H. was guest
at the Southworth home for several days the
past week. He will enter Bowdoin College this
fall.
Mrs H. T. Webster and daughters Pauline
and Mildred of Cambridge, Mass. returned
Saturday to Castine efter spending few days
in Belmont as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Morrill,.
Lillian Ryder of Winterport, who is to sup
ply the vacancy made by the resignation OF
Miss Fitch in the Model school, arrived in Cas-
tine last Friday evening and took up her duties
Tuesday.
Mr.. Martin 7. Ford, manager of the Equit-
able Life Insurance Society of the Central
States, is now on here with his wife from New
York visiting Rev. T. S. Ford and wife in
Swanvile.
Hon. Thomas H. Sherman of Boston. former
!y private secretary to James G. Blaine, left
Bucksport last Thursday for Boston, having
been there to attend the funeral of the late
Parker Spofford.
Miss Alfredo Ellis will return to the Univer-
sity of Maine this week to continue her studies
in the Domestic Science department. Ansei
w. Packard and Stephen C. Clement will also
return to the U. of M.
Belfast relatives have received word of the
nervous breakdown of the genial Maine Cen
tral conductor, John A. Mace, at his home in
Portland. His many Belfast friends will hope
for speedy recovery.
Miss Harriet Clements of Rockland, formerly
of Belfast, is seriously i'll at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Amelia Roberts, in Worcester,
Mass. She had been in the Faulkner Hospital
in Jamaica Plain, but it not deemed
expedient to operate.
Miss Margaret Dunton began vacation of
two weeks from her duties in the law office
of Dunton & Morse last Monday and will spend
part of the time with relatives in Criehaven.
Mrs S. S. L. Shute will substitute in the office
of Dunton & Morse during her absence.
North Shore, Northport, are closed for the
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Tartoue, who
have been occupying the Dodworth cottage,
and MIR. and Mrs. Frederick F. Dawes, leaving
for New York Sept 18th in their touring cars.
giF. A. Piper, Esq, of Washington, D. c., was
a caller at the Journal office last Saturday. He
was on his way to his old home in Monroe for
a vacation from official duties. Mr.. Piper is
veteran of the Civil War and he finds on each
annual visit to his native place lessening
number of the friends of his early years and
of those who went to the front to fight the
battles of their country.
The engagement was announced Sept. llth'
of Miss Sue Winchell, daughter OF MRS. j.. r.
W1nchell of Brunswick, to DR.. Charles l. Bur-
nett. professor of psychology at Bowdoin Col
,eoe Miss Winchel is well known In Maine
.nd Massachusetts, musical circles as 'celllst,
and this announcement will be read with inter-
oct bv the friends made on her professional
visits to Belfast. Her last appearance here
-s in . musicale at the home of Mrs. Eugene
L. Stevens.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Boody, who had been
touring Europe since June 2sth, reached New
York Sept. 3D. They came on the Carpathla
from Naples. Italy, the trip taking 10 days
Mr.. Boody reached the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H .Boody, in Jackson Sept
5th, while Mrs. Boody spent two days with her
m other. Mrs. Alma Blackwood. in Cumberland
Mills. They went to Kent's Hill, Sept sth to
res ume their positions as teachers IN the school,
Mrs. C. G. Pineo and daughter katherine sail
ed from Boston Sept, 9th on the United Fruit
Compapy's steamship Tivives tor Havana Inc
steamer had just been transferred to Ameri7
can registry under the act recently passed by
Congress and sailed for the tropics with new
American flag flying from her stern In place OF
the British ensign. She was the hrst OF tne
fruit company's fleet Of twenty-five vessels tc
become an American merchantmen. Mr..
Ouimby received the following cable Tuesday