The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-16
NUMBER 81
PERSONAL.

Miss Carrie Shireffs of Rockland is the guest
OF Mrs. John o. Black.
Mrs. Charles E. Davis of Augusta is the
guest OF Dr. and Mrs. Adelbert Millett.
Mrs. Warren A. Nichols returned home Sun.
aay from visits in Boston and vicinity.
Misses Hazel Coombs and Ruth Macomber
nave entered Shaw's Business College. Port
land
Cnester Holmes of Cambridge, Mass. Har.
"ard student. was the guest the past week
of Harold S. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Bradbury are expected
home this week from East Boothbay. where
they spent the summer
William S. Mitchell of Medford, Mass. was
the guest Sunday of his aunt, Mrs. John W.
Jones, at Windanspray cottage.
Mr.. Grant A. stoneburg of the Boston
Music Store has been stopping for short time
with Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Bridges.
Mrs. John O'Connor and two children have
returned to their home on Franklin street
after visit Of several months with relatives
in Boston.
Frank b. Hazeltine, who had been clerkinp
in National Bank in Boston for the INST
year, will continue his studies in Bowdoin Coll
lege next term.
Rev. Harry Lutz, who has been at the San
FRANCISCO Exposition with Mrs. Lutz, has re-
turned and preached in the Charming church.
ewton, Mass, last Sunday.
Harold s.. son of Mrs. ] W. Jones, will leave
today Thursday. to continue his studies at
the University of Pennsylvania, Phiadelrbis.
after spending few weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Crommett and Mr.. and
Mrs Woods of Weeks' Mills motored to Bel
last Sunday in the Woods car and were quests
OF Mrs. Crommett's sister, Miss Mildred M.
Slater.
Miss Ethel L. Frost returned Wednesday
from few days visit in Waterville with rela.
tlves, and with her mother, Mrs. Lena Fl,
Frost, will leave today, Thursday, for visit
with Mrs. L. 7. Foster in Montville
Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames closed their
cottage at Quantabacook Lake Monday and
were guests until Wednesday of Mrs. Ames'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Wells, when
they left for their home in Grotton, Mass.
Rev. r. B. Fish of Monrovia, Calf. retired
who has been visiting at the home of Capt.
Bartlett Wadlin in East Northpolt, was in
Belfast Sunday. He was pastor of the Bel
fast Baptist church about forty years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l.. Gunner returned
Monday from their wedding trip, which in
cluded visits in Boston, Maiden, Mass, and
Providence, R. l., and are housekeeping in the
Thombs house, corner of Church and Grove
streets.
Miss Alice l. Whitten left last Saturday for
Arlington Heights Mass, where she has a
position in the gymnastc department of the
Ring sanatorium. She will also continue her
studies in the Posse Normal school of GYM
nastcs in Boston.
Stacey j, Noyes, son of James F. Noyes, and
a graduate of the Belfast High school, is
visiting at his home in this city. He will
leave Sept. 21st to enter his Junior year in the
Louisville, Kentucky. Dental College. Walter
Wilder of Montville, formerly of the Windsor
Hotel, is also student in this college.
Carl Johnson of Northampton Mass, has
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Clark, They left Saturday for the University
of Maine, where johnson will continue his
studies. Donald will return home today,
Thursday. and leave Sept. 22nd for Boston to
enter the Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy.
DIR. and Mrs. W. L. West returned last Tues
day night from ten days trip which includ-
Cd ho faI1ar O..
and St. John. N. B.; then across the Bay of
Fundy by steamer to Digby, Annapolis Royal,
Grand Pre-, N. S, and on the return visited
Fredericton, N. B., and Houlton. The entire
trip was by automobile except across the Bay
of Fundy.
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil L. Hail. Mrs. VIM H.
Hall, ST., and daughter, Grace H. Hall, will
liam A. and Miss Loula A. Mason, left last
Monday morning in Mr.. Halls touring car for
an extended trip to include Niagara Falls and
West Point. They will leave their car at
West Point and visit New York city and other
places of interest by boat and train. They
were accompanied as far as Brookline by Mrs.
Grace Thompson, who recently called
here by the illness of her daughter, Geneva
Col. and Mrs. F. E. Boothby of Wateryille
are at the Rangeley Lake House, Rangeley, this
week only, but hope to get to the Crawford
House before it closes. In personal note
Col. Boothby says: at seems that every week
you have something in The Journal of inter-
est to me. Last week you had the Martin II.
kiff letter. l know him and boarded at the
Mansion House, Augusta. in 1873 when ne
was in the legislature. l am proposing to
write him asking him to give an account of
his walking on the ice from Vinalhaven to
Belfast or Rockand to get back from home on
one occasion to reach Augusta. l am sure it
would be interesting"