The Republican journal., 1915-05-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie M. Simonton is visiting in Free-
dom.
MRS. George Blodgett returned to Bucksport
last Thursday from short visit to Boston.
Mrs. Edward A. Wadsworth returned Fri.
day from weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mr. Charles W. and Mrs. ]. W...Frederick,
VINO spent the winter in Florida, arrived home
last Thursday.
Mr.. L. P. Mathews of Liberty arrived lass
thursday and was the guest of his uncle. T w
Pitcher, for few DAYS,
Miss Sarah Jones returned Monday to ber
home in Concord. Mass, after spending sever-
al weeks with Miss Mary F. Abbott.
Mrs. Cecil Clay of Portland arrived Thurs
day, called here by the illness of her mother
Mrs Caroline c. Dolloff. Congress street..
Miss Marjorie Coombs of Camden was in
Belfast last Friday to attend the nterment of
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary A. Coombs.
Mrs. Julia G. McKeen returned Thursday
from Rockland, where she had been the guest
OF Mrs. Augusta c. Mather for two weeks.
Elmer Foote of Boston, who has played ON
the Belfast base ball team in past seasons.
called on Belfast friends the first of the week
Miss Evelyn Brown of Newport is the puest
OF her aunt, Mrs. Ethel Wiley for the summer
aad mas a position ii the store of Carle &
Jones.
Mrs. Eli Cook, who spent the winter in Bel
mont, Mass, with her daughter Mrs. Leslie C.
foilett, returned home for the summer last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs Robert P. Chase autoed to Orono last,
Sunday, and were guests of Donald S. Clark at
the U. of NJ
|. Mrs. Ellen M. Littlefield. who spent the win
ter with her daughter, Miss Ada d. LittlefeId.
In Wllllmantic, Conn, has returned to ber
home in Winterport
recent letter from Mrs. Geo. W stod
of Pasadena. Calf, makes mention of a short
visit from Mr.. Fred T. Chase, who has reeov-
cred from his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson, and "Mac %
VINO spent the past six months in Boston and
Somerville, Mass, returned Thursday and arc.
at their home on Congress street,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Brown, who had been in
nel1ast Tor some time, Mr.. Brown having
charge of cigar factory here, returned Iast
thursday to their home in Rockland.
MISS Charlotte j. Thomas celebrated her o3a
birthday May goth at her home in Portland
and received an ovation. She is known to "a
large circle of friends as "Aunt Charlotte"
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur E. Wilson left last
Friday by boat to attend the Unitarian meet
ings in Boston. having been detained here bv
the death of parishioner, Mrs D. W. Dyer.
Mrs. Eta Stewart Mitchell, Mrs. Henry d.
Macdonald and little daughter Marjorie Doris
of Toronto, Canada, arrived Wednesday to
visit Mrs. Sarah Stewart and other relatives.
Miss Frances j. Dyer of New York arrived
Thursday, called here by the death of her
mother, Mrs Jannette B. Dyer. While in Bel
fast she was the guest of Miss Mabel R,
Mathews.
Cecil Clay arrived Saturday from Portland
to spend Sunday with Mrs. Clay at her moth
ers Mrs Caroline c. Dolloffs He left Mon
day for Van Buren, to serve as stenographer
for the Boundary Commission
Hon. Arthur l. Brown came to Belfast from
Augusta last week on business. Mrs. Brown
has been quite i'll, but is improving, an6
after sojourn at Lake Cobbossecontee thew
expect to come to their home at Belfast.
Miss Frances j. Dyer of Danvlle, N. Y.
who was called to Belfast last week bv the
death of her mother, Mrs. D W. Dyer, went to
Bangor Wednesday to accompany her sister,
Mrs. H. H. Mcdonald, to the Paine hospital
for medical treatment.
Seth M. Mlliken of New York arrived FRI
day to visit his mother, Mrs Elizabeth A
and sister. Miss Maude NJ. Milliken, who are
confined to their home by illness. Mr.. Milh-
ken is carrying his left hand in a sling because
of an injury to the third finger, which was
caught in heavy door.
Mr. Ansel A Packard of Belfast has been
chosen to represent tt e Univer sity of Maine at
the convention of the Tau Beta Pl Engineer
ing Society to be held at San Francisco during
the coming summer. Mr.. Packard, who is 4
member of the junior class, has also qualified
for the King Oratorical contest to be held at
the University during the Commencement ex-
ercises.
Rev. and Mrs. D. B. Phelan were in this city
Thursday, and were warmly welcomed by a.
host of friends who have greatly missed them
and are right well pleased that they have re-
| turned to Knox county. Mr.. Phelan was as
signed by the Bishop presiding at the recent
East Maine Methodist Conference to the pas
[ torate of the church at Rockport, and assumed
charge there on May first. He has previously
held several pastorates in this section and for
a number of years resided at Ash Point while
he was presiding elder and afterward superin-
tendent of the Rockland District, E. M. c.
Rockland Opinion.
In last weeks Journal it was stated that
"Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury F. Cushing, summer
visitors at the home of Mrs. Cushing's father,
Beverly F. Staples, Citypoint, will spend the
summer in California where Mr. Cushing has
business" Col. F. E. Boothby of Waterville
read in a hotel paper that the Hotel Green of
Pasadena, California, will this year, for the
first time in its history, remain open all sum-
mer, and that Mr.. Bradbury F. Cushing will
be the resident manager and wrote to Mr..
Gushing as follows: "Dear Cushing-Does this
mean we won't see you east this SUMMER
And this is the reply he received; 81 guess
not! We leave for Gods country May Both.