The Republican journal., 1915-02-11
PERSONAL.

Bernes o. Norton went to Boston FRIDAY on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore have
been in Boston the past week.
Archie c. Hopkins was in Bucksport and
Bangor the past week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore returned
Saturday from business and pleasure trip to
Boston.
Harry Upton came from Colby College last
Saturday to remain over Sunday at the home
of Capt j. o. Hayes
Mrs. Frank o. Smith returned from Boston
last Thursday night on account of the serious
illness Of her mother.
Mrs. Albert Hale and little son Frank left
Saturday for Somerville, Mass. where the
child will be placed in hospital.
Miss Edythe Atkins left last Tuesday for
Hutchings, Kansas, and after a months visit
there will go to California. She expects to be
gone year.
DR.. Alfred King of Portland was in Belfast
Saturday on his way to Montville, where he
performed an operation for appendicitis on
Mr.. John Cornforth.
Mrs. Louise johnson Pratt is visiting Mrs.
Edward johnson in San Diego, Calf, and will
sail the last of this month from San Francisco
for New Zealand.
Mrs. Airline Simmons Cooper of Newport
uos 1loI 70 loot b,,% ~. q
Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper. Mr.. Freeman Cooper,
also of Newport, was unable to come on ac-
count of illness.
Mrs. B. B. Grant of Dorchester, Mass, is Wis.,
iting her father. Mr.. Joseph H. Trussell. and
other relatives. Mr.. Trussell is improving
from a severe cold which threatened to de-
velop pneumonia but he is able to be out IN
pleasant weather.
Mrs. Fred Philbrick of Palmyra, who had
been visiting relatives in Belfast, returned to
hershome last Thursday afternoon. She re-
ports that the Food Fair at Belfast was great
success and had a most enjoyable week.
G. Carl Cassens. who has been receiving
treatment in the Boston Homeopathic Hospi-
tai, expects to leave there today and will spend
the weekend at Rev. w. J. Days in Winthrop,
Mass. He will visit relatives in Belfast be-
fore coming home-Rockland Courier Gazette.
Mrs. W. H. Warehouse of Old Town was in
Belfast Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
mery Miss Cooper and is a cousin of Mr..
Cooper. She was the guest while in Belfast of
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Blair, formerly of Old
Town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carroll Annis of Henni-
ker. N. H., were guests the past week of her
mother, Mrs. J. W. Vaughan, at Citypoint. On
their way home they will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Woods in Quincy, Mass. After April
1st Mr.. and Mrs. Annis will make their home
in New Boston, N. H.
Mr.. F. E. Elkins, who came here from Cali
fornia some years ago and bought the Heagan
farm, spending the winters in Florida, is to
leave February 25th for California, to make his
home there. We are sorry to lose him as
citizen. and hope that after a time he may
return to again make his home in Maine.
Mr.. E. j. Morrison would like to meet all his
friends and acquaintances who come to Flor.
ida, and may be found by enquring at the Y.
M G.. A., jacksonville, or at the Oakland
Green Cove Springs, which is situated on the
beautiful St. John river, % miles from Jackson
vile and is place everybody coming to Flor
ida should visit
Capt. F. P. Whittier, who commands the
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tween Georgetown, S. c., and New York
writes from North Berwick, Me: 81 am spend.
ing the winter at home. Find the N. E. snow
storms not at all uncomfortable; in fact, 6
steam heated house has many advantages ovel
lumber schooner"
Hon. and Mrs J. H. Montgomery of Camder
were passengers on the steamer Great North.
ern which passed through the Panama cana
last Tuesday. They are on their way to Sar
Francisco and are due there next Saturday
Other Knox county people on board are ex
Mayor Butler of Rockland and MIR. and Mrs
E. K Leighton, also of Rockland, the latter
formerly Miss Winnie Spear.
Miss Charlotte M. Tibbetts, who has beer
employed for some time in the store of James
H. Rowes, gave p her position there last Sat
urday and will leave Feb. goth for Petaluma
Calf where she will be the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Eta Lowell, for about year. Mrs. Low
ell is now here and Miss Tibbetts will make
the trip to California with her. Last weel
Miss Tibbett's fellow clerks gave her fare.
we'll supper and presented her with boob
containing letters from all present, which are
to be read after she reaches California.
M. Pierre Tartoue, the French artist, who
with his wife, formerly Miss Dodworth, has
been a summer visitor on the North Shore
Northport, is having an exhibition of his re.
cent portraits at the Henry Reinhardt Caller.
les, No. 565 Fifth Avenue. New York. The
exhibition opened Feb. LIST and closes Feb
18th, and includes the following portraits ir
pastel: Miss Harriette McAlpin Mrs. Arthu,
Gould Hamilton, Mrs. E. S. Hoyt, Miss Andret
Clark and Miss Huguette Clark. children Of
Ex-senator Clark, Miss Olive Van Heusen
Mrs. W. P. Ahnelt, Mrs. Ahnelt Mrs. G. Dou