The Republican journal., 1915-10-28
NUMBER 43
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Margaret F. Gray is visiting in Cam
den.
Castanus M. Smaley went to Boston Mon
day on business trip.
Mrs. Clifford ]. Pattee left Wednesday for
visits in Portland and Boston.
Miss Isabel CHM will leave today, Thursday
on pleasure trip to Boston,.
Mrs. Nettie Merrithew returned Saturday
from visits with relatives in Boston and Proyi-
dence. R. 1.
Mrs. Ada Mudgett of Stockton Springs is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Croker,
Union street.
Mrs. VIM. B. Swan, Miss Caroline E. White
and Miss Annie Bean will leave tomorrow,
Friday, for Boston.
Miss Annie Knowlton of Boston arrived
Monday for short visit with her sister, Mrs
George l. Kesting.
Mrs. Rollin T. Hack, who had been the guest
OF Mrs. r, J. Morrison, Court street, returned
to Gorham last week.
Miss Lulu II. Smalley went to Augusta
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Ralph H. Herrick,
formerly oil Belfast.
Mrs. W. c. Vose returned by last Saturday
nights train from two weeks visit with her
daughter in Norwood Mass.
Mrs. Frank Clifford of Stockton was the
guest for lew days recently of Capt. and
Mrs. Cleveland Downes, Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burr of Auburn, who
had been the guests for few days of Mrs.
Fred N. Savery, returned home last Friday
Thomas W. titcher, Mrs. +. A, richards
and Miss harriet P. White were guests at
Rocky Point cottage, Pitchers Pond, last
Monday.
Mrs. William H. Staples, and Misses Mil
dred |. Darby and Alta Huff left Oct. Goth on
a buslne and pleasure trip to Boston and vi
cinity.
Mrs. Harriet P. Adams, who spent the past
year Belfast at No. court street. Is in
Newton, Mass, where she plans to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Belle Hough of Pocomoke City, Md,
arrived Saturday and is the guest of her SOD.
Rev. Horace B. Sellers, at the Methodist par
sonage.
Mrs. James S. Hartman and Mrs. Amos
Clement went to Bidueford Tuesday to attend
the meeting of the Maine State Federation of
W omens Clubs.
Miss Mabel Spear of the Rockland Telephone
exchange arrived Saturday to visit the family
of her brother, Eugene K. Spear, of the Bel
fast exchange,
Mrs. W. M. White and her daughter Miss
Margaret, who spent the summer at the
White homestead on Primrose Hill, will leave
today for Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Frost and daughter Kather-
inc and Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Durham left
last Friday in the Frost for Boston. They
returned Tuesday.
/ Mrs. j. A. Fessenden, Mrs. L. W. Pende-
ton, Miss Maud Gammans and Mrs. Annie B.
Pitcher are among those who intend spending
the winter in California.
Miss Ella /. Smalley returned Saturday
from visits in Boston, Lynn, Mass and Port
land and resumed her office work in the Tele-
phone exchange Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph d. Southworth returned last
Monday from Portland. where she visited ner
daughters, Alice and Martha, students at the
| St. Joseph Academy, Deerlng
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. Bicknel ana Mr.
and Mrs. blanchard Smith ana daughter Of
kockaud spent Sunday in Belfast, guests If
MT and Mrs. Norman A. Read.
Miss Arne NJ. kittridge left " Wednesday by
boat 10 spend sunday in Beverly, Mass, with
her niece Miss Helen hittrldge, student at
the Salem, Mass Normal school,
Mrs L. E. Duncan, Mrs. H. ~ WOodcock
and Miss Mary Dodge of Camden were dele
gates from the Methodist Sunday School to the
state Convention in Bath last week.
Prof Ralph P Mitchell of the L. of NJ,
was in Belfast last evening to consult with the
committee from the Board of Trace Il rs gard
TO the Boys Convention Nov. 5th and otn-
Clarence E. Hall lett Monday for Barre,
VT, where he has employment. MIS-. Hall
and little daughter Caroline will JOIN hlm as
soon as he make arrangements for them.
Alphonso I. Richie and Thomas Il Randall
two Belfast boys on the U. 5. 5. Virginia, now
in tie Charlestown Navy Yard, arrived We'd
nesday morning tor i've days visit at home.
Joseph E. Thtmbs and bride arrived Satur-
day morning from Boston, where they were
married, and are housekeeping 10 the lhombs
house at the corner of Church and Grove
streets.
Miss Jessica Haskell of HalIowell " no read
a paper at the State meeting OF the d. A. r.
in Farmington last week, was formerly of this
city and graduate of the Belfast thigh
school.
M W. Lord, juGge of the Belfast Municipal
court was in town Friday and called at City
Hall to Ply mis- respects to Judge Blanchard,
Judge of the Bangor Municipal court.-Bangor
Commercial.
Messrs. George E. Bickne of Meriden,
Conn, Sherman W. Freeman and William
King OF New Haven, Conn, were In Belfast
over Sunday. They left Monday for Bangor
on their return home.
Capt. A. c. Batchelder returned from Boston
Tuesday for lew days TO look after his house
on court street. Mrs. LOIS Dlckey, Who has
been occupying the upper rent, has taken the
Fletcher house Oh Bay View street.
Mrs. Belle kiilman and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Warren of Newport were in Belfast last
week, making the trip by auto to visit their