The Republican journal., 1915-11-11
PERSONAL.

Mrs. George Benjamin of Castine spent last
Thursday in Belfast.
Mrs. Harriet A. Bray left Monday for visits
in Boston and Lexington, Mass,
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin and daughter Eliza
beth of Castine spent last Thursday in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wardwell returned
last Friday from few days visit in Penob-
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Mrs. Annie Sweetser and Miss Margaret
Williams of Camden called on Belfast friends
Tuesday.
Mr.. Horace Johonnet of Palmyra was the
weekend guest of his daughter, Mrs Clar-
ence E. Frost.
A. C. Hopkins of the Penobscot Bay Elec-
trio Go. was in Dexter Friday, the guest of his
cousin, Mrs. C. e. Palmer, Oh Forest street.
Mrs. Charles E. Bicknel returned Monday
to Rockland after short visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Norman A. Read, Franklin street.
Alfred johnson of Boston arrived Wednes-
day for few days visit with his sister, Mrs.
William " Pratt, at the johnson Homestead,
Primrose Hill.
MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Warren of Bangor spent
Sunday with Mr.. Warren's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward L. Warren, upper Main street,
Bucksport
Mrs. A. E. Varnum has returned to her
home in Penobscot after a visit with her son,
Bernard E. Varnum, Governors clerk at the
National Home. Togus.
Capt. VIM. V. Pratt, u S. N, arrived Sat-
urday from Washington. D. c., where he was
called on official business, and is on leave unit
the time of SAILING for Panama, Nov. oath.
Mrs. V. l.. Hall and her mother, Mrs John
Thompson, with Mrs. Oscar Wilkins, who had
been the guests in Brookline, Mass, of Mrs.
Grace Mears Thompson Tor ten days. return
ed home last Saturday night.
Misses Annie l.. Barr and Grace H. Hall
went to Boston last Thursday to spend the
weekend, returning Monday. Misses Frances
Abbott and Florence shaw substituted in the
Belfast Free Library during their absence.
Miss Frances R. Freeman, Associate Pro-
lessor OF Home Economics at the U. of NJ,
was the guest Tuesday and Wednesday of Mrs.
S. A. Parker while in Belfast to address the
Reading Depa of the Woman's Club.
Mrs. Isaac S. Hills and Mrs. Henry F.
knight went to Boston Monday with Mrs.
Knights little daughter, Marian Louise who
they placed in the Boston Infantile HospitaI
for medical treatment. The child is onlv
seven weeks old and has been feeble from
birth.
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under date of Oct. 18th, Capt. Ed. A. Richard
son of the schooner Calumet says: Il am about
sailing for New York and glad to be home-
ward bound after long time away from the
home-country" The Calumet has been re-
ported as sailing from Liverpool Oct. 21st for
Boston.
Announcements have been received in town
of the wedding in Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 23nd.
of Miss Mildred c. oper, daughter of Mr. and
S. E. Cooper of this place, and Henry W. Gould,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Gould of South
Hope. Both are Camden young people and
have wide circle of friends here who extend
cordial best wishes. They will reside in Cam
bridge where Mr. Gould has position.-Cam-
den Herald.
Karl Mac cDonald, who has been in charge of
the operation and maintenance of the water
works station OF the city of Clarksburgh,
West Va, has accepted the position Of chief
designer in the steam turbine department of
the Southwark Foundry & Machine Co. Phila-
delphia. Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald will short.
ly move to Philadelphia, where he will take
up his new duties the first of next month
Frank P Wilson, Esq, of New York son of
Mr.. and Mrs J. f. Wilson of this city, who was
appointed some time ago special attorney of
the board of general appraisers of the United
States customs, by Assistant Attorney General
Hanson, has been assigned to the Pacific coast
dockets and will leave next Monday for the
West, Mr.. Wilson has already been a num-
Der of important cases. He is due to arrive in
Seattle, his first stop, New. 22nd and expects to
attend hearings in the city, also in Portland,
Ore. San Francisco. Los. Angeles aud Fl Paso,
returning to New York about Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox of Fryeburg
were among the out of town people registered
at the Falmouth Hotel today. Mrs. Tarbox is
one of the best known Grand Army women in
Maine. having served as department president
of the Ladies of the g. A. r besides filling
many other important offices in State and Ma
tional departments in the order. At the re-
cent convention of the order held at Washing
ton in connection with the National Encamp-
ment of the Grand Army, mrs. Tai box
elected senior vice president of the National
body. Both Mr.. and Mrs Tarbox have host
of friends here and they are always given
cordial welcome on their occae ional visits to
our City.-Portland Express, Nov. lst.
Mr.. Tarbox friends will be pleased to know
that he is recovering from his recent illness
He was in Portland to see his physician.