The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08
PERSONAL.

Ernest Gray of Castine has gone to New
York, where he has position on yacht.
Rev. Walter F. Sturteyant returned last
Thursday from visits with relatives in Massa.
chusetts and Vermont
Mrs. E. B. Cook has returned to her home in
Deer Isle after few weeks visit with her
sister. Miss Hattie Bates.
J. N. Holt returned Friday to his home in
Hampden Highlands after weeks visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Elijah Eitchie.
Mrs. Bernes o. Norton and Miss Emroy CHM
went to Waterville last Thursday for the day.
Mrs. Norton went for treatment of her throat
by specialist.
Mrs. F. W. Limeburner went to Boston last
Thursday to spend Easter with Mrs. F. E.
Smyth, and is now in Westerly, R. l., for visit
of several weeks
Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine, who spent the
winter in Springfield. Mass, and Boston, ar
rived last Saturday and has opened her resi-
dence, NO. Court street.
Furloughs from the Soldiers Home, Togus,
were granted last week as follows Samuel
Connors to Troy; Albert A. Darling to Pa.
lermo, and James Smith to Liberty.
Miss Esley Bicknell of Rockland came to
Belfast to attend the Easter ball in Memorial
hall last Friday evening and remained for
weeks visit with Miss, Louise J. Read
Mrs. E. H. Carpenter returned to Castine
March 31st after spending week in Boston.
She was accompanied by her daughter Eliza
beth, who came home for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. W. S. Arey, who was called to Belfast
by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Mary w.
Twombly, returned to her home in Halowell
last Thursday, leaving her mother GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. George E. Evans says in personal
note: II hope shall see you this summer. MIR.
Evans gave me an automobile for my Christ
mas present and we hope to come to Belfast
in it."
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connell spent the
week end in Castine with her brother, Alfred
W. Clark, who has been critically ill for sew
eral weeks as the result of blood poisoning.
Miss Lucy Leavitt went to Washington, D.
c.. with the graduating class of the Oakland
High school and is now in Boston. Later she
will visit in Providence. R. l., and Burlington,
Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ipgersoll (Louise
Webber) and Henry Ingersoll of Portland,
were guests of Mrs. Ingersoll's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Webber. High street, over
Easter.
Mrs. Irwin L. Perry and daughter Marian
M. left April 1st for Jersey City. N. j.. to
spend a few days before coming home the
last of this week.
Ansel A. Packard of Belfast, U. of M, '16,
was recently elected to Tau Beta Pi, the hon.
orary engineering society. because of excel
lence of scholarship. and he will also be one of
the Junior Exhibition speakers.
Sandy Goodwin, who has been employed at
Skowhegan for the past several years, and is
now making his home at Burnham with his
father, has been in town this week, the guest
of his brother, Herbert Goodwin.-Fairfeld
Journal.
Rev. D. H. Tribou, WHO spent the winter in
Virginia and has been delivering lectures In
New York for few weeks past, arrived in
Bucksport last Saturday and will spend the
summer there.
Miss Della D. Kpowlton, who has been en-
ployed for some time in the central telephone
office in Wilton, returned home Monday, called
here by the frail health of her mother, Mrs
Wayland Knowton.
Mrs. Sherman W. Freeman and daughter
Dorothy, who have been at the Windsor for
two weeks, left by boat Monday and will visit
Mrs Freeman's father, L. L. Gentner of Prov
idence, R. l., en- route to their home in New
Haven, Conn.
Attorney General Hon. William K. Pattan-
Gall of Waterville and Thomas Leigh, Esq., of
Augusta were guests Monday night and Tues
day of MIR. and Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe at Hillside.
Mr.. Pattangall went to Bangor Tuesday after
noon on business.
Mrs. George A. Leavitt is in Cranberry Isle,
where she was called by the illness of the two
children of her daughter, Mrs. Perley D. Stan
lev. Mrs. ~Leavitt will return in two weeks,
accompanied by her daughter and the children
if they continue to improve.
post card from Mr.. c. W. Frederick under
date of st. Aus ustine, Fla, March 31st, brings
this note: ave have met on the street here re-
Gently John A. Roberts, Northport summer
resident; Allen D. French, an old-time Bel
faster, and Miss Mitchell of Belfast"
Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald went to Portland last
Friday. She had been confined TO the house
for the greater part of the time since last De-
ember, and was only able to get out few
days ago, when an ear trouble developed She
und erwent an operation Friday and is doing
nicely.
Alphonso T. Richie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah Richie of this city has. passed his final
examinations in the Electrical Naval school in
Brooklyn, New York, and took the highest
rank in class OF 1855. Monday he began an
eight weeks special course on the Gyro Com
pass. He graduated from the Belfast High
school in the class of 1918.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Todd of Portland
will leave Apri! 18th for three months trip
to the Pacific coast. They will go west via
the Car adan Pacific to Vancouver and then
own the coast by steamer, stopping to visit
Mrs Todd's uncle, Mr. Lemuel Tyler, formerly