The Republican journal., 1915-01-21
PERSONAL.

guest OF IrlenQs IN Belfast.
Dr. Eugene D. Tapley was called to Castine
last Saturday for very critical surgical case.
Miss Ada Sprowl has returned from Keene,
N. H.. where she had been employed the past
year.
Kiss Charlotte W. Colburn returned last
Saturday from few days visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Durham have been in
New York and Bostol the past week on busi-
ness and pleasure.
Edward Evans of Waldo, State Deputy. went
to Burnham Tuesday to install the officers Of
Burnham Grange.
M. l.. Stantial of Houlton was the guest of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stantial, sew
eral days the past week.
Mrs. Frederick Ingersoll returned to Port
land Friday after very brief visit with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Martin Weber.
DR.. F. L. Adams of this city attended the
annual meeting and banquet of the Maine Op-
tometrists association in Portland Jan. 14th.
MIR. and Mrs. George L. Bowman left Tues
day noon for Boston. where they will spend
the remainder of the winter at 1868 Common
wealth avenue.
George A. Leavitt was called to Clinton
Tuesday by the death of his uncle, Rev. Frank
Furber, retired Baptist clergyman and
Civil War veteran.
VIM. r. Roix Esq. of Ashland, former
BucksPort boy and graduate of the E, M
seminary, called on relatives and friends in
Bucksport Jan. 14th.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Bradbury returned
last Saturday evening from few days visit in
Augusta. and were accompanied by Hon. E.
Payson Vies of Skowhegan
Mrs. Samuel French OF Thomaston and Mrs.
Amanda &. Howe of Linconville arrived Sat-
urday to visit their sisters, Mrs Esther G. Da-
Wis and Miss Sarah R. Gardner,
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gilchrest will leave
today, Thursday, or tomorrow, Friday, for
short visit in Boston, after which they will GO
to Fruitland Park, Fla, to spend the remaind-
er of the winter.
Miss lnez L. Barker returned Friday from
business trip to Bangor, and while there was
the guest of Mrs. L. A. Plummer of Hampden
Highlands. She also called on Mrs. j. B.
Montgomery in Bucksport
Among the out of town people, who came to
Belfast to attend the funeral of Mr. George A.
Quimby were Roy Bodwell of Augusta, of the
Insurance Company of North America, and ].
H. Mcclure of Bangor, of the Continental In
surance Co.
We note by the Mt. Vernon N. Y. Daily
Argus that Capt. Chas. H, Hemingway of that
city. formerly of Camden, has been endorsed by
the Republican County Committee of that
county tor the Republican nomination for the
appointment as one of the Port Wardens of
New York-Camden Herald.
The many friends here of the Henry Hoyt
Hilton's of Chicago, who have spent several
seasons at the Battery, will regret to learn
tha they are not coming to Belfast this sea-
son. Mr., and Mrs. Hilton and the four oldest
children will spend the summer in California.
News has been received in Prospect that
Capt. G. W. Dow is ill at the Sailors Snug
Harbor, where he is spending the winter.
Ferdinand Hartman, who was also at the Har
bor for the winter, underwent serious surgical
opeIdllOH JAIL OIL, from Whlcl ne OlQ not
cover, death ensuing few days later.
Mrs. Theo Pendleton Knowlton of Islesboro,
who underwent a very serious operation for ap-
pendicitis about two weeks ago in the West.
boro. Mass hospitals expected home shortly.
She was on the dangerous list Tor several days,
but is now gaining. Her little son. Stanley
knowlton. is being cared for by Mrs. Eta
Weymouth of this city, at her home on Union
street,
Letter received from Miss Louise Knowlton,
who with her mother, Mrs. Frank s. knowl-
ton, is spending the winter in Los Angeles,
Calf, mentions among the Belfast people to
arrive recently Mrs. Charles o. Dickey, Mrs,
Henry G. Hills, Misses Jenetta Rogers of
Northport and Julia Leary of Belfast Mr.,
and Mrs Harry Hayford are stopping at the
same hotel with the Knowltons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Bonsey, of Ellsworth,
celebrated the hftieth anniversary of their
wedding JAN 8th. There was no formal obser-
vance of the day. but they received many
tokens of remembrance from friends, anu calls
| letters and cards of congratulation. Another
Ellsworth couple who recently passed the
fiftieth milestone of their welded life are Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Southard. These esteemed
couples have the congratulations and best
wishes of their many Ellsworth friends-Ells-
worth American.
Miss Alice Millhouse of South Bend, Ind,
granddaughter of Mrs. Alice l. Thombs of Bel
fast, is at the Ward Belmont Seminary and
College, Nashville. Tenn, where she began a
course Jan. 1st Her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. Mllhouse, and daughter Mariana
companied her to Nashville and remained sew
eral days enjoy ing the beautiful surroundings,
Miss Millhouse will come to Belfast summers
rs usual,
Mrs, Franklin Waterman of Congress street
has recovered from serious attack of rheu-
matism and is much better. Her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Lamson, who is travelling in the
| West Indies with her husband, expected to sail
from San Juan, P. r., on the 10th for Colon, S.
A. They will visit south American cities and
the Panama canal during their trip, which Mr..
Lamson makes annually in the interests of the
Carter Ink Co,
THE WAR NEWS.