The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-02-25
PERSONAL,

Mrs. George O. Bailey is the guest of Mrs.
William B. Swan and other friends.
Frank R. Wiggin of Newport was the guest
over Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford J. Pattee.
Mrs. Vesta E. Barker of Center Montville ia
the guest of Sheriff and Mrs. Frank A. Cusb.
man.
Misses Jennie and Nellie Edison of Haver-
hill. Mass, are visiting their sister, Mrs. WAL
ter c. Shaw
Mrs. Dora Bridges was in Bangor last week
attending the Maine State Grange Conference
of Lecturers.
Harry H. Carter Of Lynn, Mass, arrived Sat
urday to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Hora-
ito H. Carter.
William H. Mason went to Boston Monday to
attend the meetings of the Hardware Mems
Association
Mrs. May Howe Coombs of Camden was
called to Belfast Monday by the death of Miss
Sarah R. Gardner.
Mrs. Ben Hazeltine and Miss Grace Lord re-
turned Monday from visit with Mrs. Arlene
Cooper in Newport.
Mrs. Herbert Hastings of East Union arrived
S Saturday, called here by the death of her son
in-law, Mr.. John O. Black.
Ms. and Mrs. Harry French of Rocklapd
were in Belfast Wednesday to attend the fu
neral of Miss Sarah R. Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Robbins of Bucksport
were in Belfast Monday and Tuesday, guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Weber,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Gilkey of Dark Harbor
attended The Mikado Friday night They were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Coombs.
Miss Della D. Knowlton arrived from Will
ton last Friday to spend a weeks vacation
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Wayland
Knowlton.
Miss Lena A. Sanborn was in Bangor the
past "eek,the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Montford
s. Hill, and called on Rev. and Mrs. Albert E.
Luce in Old Town.
Miss Mildred Arnold of this city is in Wash
ington. D. c., where she went to attend the
wedding of her cousin, John E. Cunningham to
Miss Lorena F. Brooks.
Miss Ella Dyer Of Columbia Heights, Brook
lyn, N. T., is visiting her aunt Mrs Julia s.
Dyer, her uncle, Mr.. Joseph Trussell, and call
ing on her old time friends.
Mrs. Charles A. Haycock, little Miss Eliza
beth and Frank. Billie and George of St. An
rews, N. B., arrived Friday to visit Mrs
Sarah and Miss Mary H. Hilton.
Mrs. Julia A. Meader of Auburn was the
guest the past week of her sister, Mrs C. S.
Webber. She was called here by the death of
her brother, Mr.. John o. Black.
Among the guests at the recent dinner of
the Gridiron Club in Washington, D. c., were
Hon.F. &. Stevens. Representative from Minne-
sofa. and j. Henri de Sibour of Washington.
Mrs Carrie Croxford underwent a surgical
operation at her home in Jackson Feb. l4th
which was performed by DR.. Robinson of Ban
gor, assisted by DR.. Newcomb of Newburgh.
The many friends in this vicinity of the Rev.
R. G. Harbutt, who now has a pastorate in
kenwood, California. will Ee pleased to learn
that he is enjoying the best of health, and can
play tennis as well as ever and hold his own
with those much younger
Mr.. Clarence E. Frost attended church last
Sunday and left Monday for PittsfieId and
Palmyra on business and pleasure trip. He
is steadily improving from his recent accident
| While in Pittsfeld he will attend the meeting
of the Past Noble Grands of Phentoma Lodge
I.U. O. F.
Mrs. Willis G. Haseltine and little son Ar
thur went to Dexter last Saturday for visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S G. Small
Mr., Haseltine went Monday and returned
Tuesday. With Mrs. Haseltine he attended
the annual ball of the Dexter club, which is
always held on Washingtons birthday.
Mrs. Richard P. Whitman, who was called to
Belfast to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Asa A.
Howes, returned home to Campello. Mass.
Friday, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Jas
H. Howes, and Miss Katherine C. Quimby
Mrs. Howes Will remain for short visit and
Miss Quimby will join the Frederick party in
Boston en- route fer Havana, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. C. C. Pineo.
The Z ottlapd Evening Express in its write
up of the Governors ball at Augusta has this
mention of the wife of Belfasts Representa-
tive in the legislatures: Mrs. Adelbert Millett
of Belfast wore attractive gown in the new
! flare skirt design of white japanese silk, top
ped by the tunic. which formed continuation
of the blouse, which was embroidered with
lace trimmings" .Dr. and Mrs. Millett also at
tended the reception and concert in City Hail.
Portland, Feb. 18th.
In note from San Diego under date of Feb
II, Mr.. E. P. Frost says: 1.-The duplicate mum
bers of The Journal you sent US have arrived
o. X. We get our mail promptly now. II
takes just FIVE days and little over three
hours for our mail to come from Belfast to oul
rooms. We expect to remain in San Diego
until March 81, when we go back to Los Ange.
les for week. We expect to remain there
about two weeks. and then start for home
stopping en- route at Denver, Colorado Spring!
and Salt Lake City"
Miss Hannah Keen of Brooklyn, N. Y, is il
the city for short stay, guest of her uncle
Lucien B. Keen. 1t is several years since Mis-
Keen has been among her Rockland friends
During this time she has devoted herself t.
vocal study, pursuing it with great earnest
ness and achieving distinction as singer, 81
that her time apart from her studies is mucl
in demand with professional engagements
Last year she spent in Europe and proposed
returning the present year, but was prevented
by the war. 1t is to be hoped that Rocklan'
may at some early day have the pleasure o
hearing Miss Keen sing.-Rockland Courier
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