The Republican journal., 1915-02-18
PERSONAL.

MIS- waiter II. Richards visited relatives in.
Lincolnville the past week.
Mrs. Arthur Richie has returned home from
visits in Boston and Plymouth, Mass.
Mrs. Ralph H. Howes returned last Friday
from visit of several weeks in Boston and
vicinity.
Ralph A. Bramhall was in Belfast Thursdav
on his way from Camden to Searsport with the
Colby Glee Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Soutbworth returned.
Monday from ten days business and pleasure
trip to Boston and vicinity.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson will leave next
Saturday to visit in Boston and New York and
atterd the millinery openings.
Miss Mildred Dodge, clerk in the H. H.
Coombs store, is spending a two weeks vaca-
tion at her home in Islesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford J. Pattee expect to,
leave to-day for Bath. where they will be guests
few days of Rev. and Mr. David L. Wilson.
Mrs. Edward Evans of Waldo was in Belfast
Tuesday on her way to Bangor, where she
Will receive, medical treatment and visit friends.
Maurice W. Lord left Wednesday morning
for few days business trip to Portland and
will attend the municipal concert while there.
Kenney A. Burgess returned to Boston last
Saturday to resume his studies at the Institute
of Technology. after spending the mid-year
recess at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selvyn Thompson write home
they are eIjoyirg their trip. They were in
New Orleans, La, yesterday en- route to the
Pacific coast
Mrs. Clarence E. McIntire of Camden ar
rived Saturday for short visit with her son
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John B. McIntire
Cedar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Putnam, W ho were called to
Roslindale, Mass, by the illness and death of
their little grandson, Claude Mitchell, returned
home last Monday.
Mrs. Louie johnson Pratt sailed from San
Francisco ten days earlier than she expected
on her trip to Australia and New Zea land, and
will spend two weeks in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Mitchell of Penn
Yam, N. Y. formerly of Belfast, write Belfast
relatives that they are located for several
weeks at The Gates Hotel, Los Angeles, Calf,
Mrs. Richard P. Whitman of Campelo, Mass.
arrived Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Asa A. Howes and renamed for short visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
Howes.
Mrs Samuel French of Rockland and Mrs.
Amanda Howe of Camden have returned to
tbo;r Ioj
sisters, Mrs. Esther G. Davis and Miss Sarah
R. Gardner.
VIM. M. Thayer returned last Monday from
a weeks visit in Boston on business Mr.. Thayer
was enthusiastic over hearing Sousa and his
four hundred at the Mechanics Building SUM-
day evening.
Mrs. E N. Winslow of Lawrence, Mass, and
Herbert R. Mcdonald of Nashua, N. H were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E. Mcdonald
last week having been called here to attend the
funeral of L. F. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Ella E. West returned Monday from
extended visits with her daughters, Mrs. W.
C. French in New Britain. Conn.,, and Miss
Sarah Edith West in Boston. Mrs. West re-
ports most delightful winter.
Mrs C. E. McIntire entertained the French
boro club and few other friends at her home
Tuesday afternoon. An old fashioned dinner
was served at one o'clock and the afternoon
was very enjoyaby spent in playing auction.
There were four tables.-Camden Herald,
Capt. George H. Tapley, The Americans
veteran correspondent at West Brooksville,
and for many years town clerk of Brooksville,
celebrated his eighty-third birthday last Fri
10 ArnG hat ha 10
feeling about eighteen Capt. Tapley is
one who wears his years gracefully His
many friends throughout the country will join
with US in extending congr atuiations.- Ellis
worth American.
Mrs. Mel Knowlton (Theo Pendleton), who
underwent an exceedingly critical operation
for appendicitis in the hospital in Westboro,
Mass, some weeks ago, arrived on the boat
from Boston Feb. 10th and went to her former
home in Islesboro to spend at least two months.
She was accompanied by her father, Capt Ed
ward Pendleton.
Miss Rhoda Ashworth of the Fairfield Sani-
tarium was the guest last week of Dr. and
Mrs Carl H. Stevens at their home on Con-
gress street. She is G graduate nurse of the
Ma inc General Training school and was at one
time the superintendent OF WdluO county nos
pit al and later district nurse in Woodfords
For some time she has been connected with
the staff of the new sanitarium at Fairfield.
Mrs. ]. w. Frederick, Miss Mary Owen and
Mr. Charles Frederick will sail next week from
New York for Havana. Miss Katherine Quinn
by will accompany them, to remain with her
sister, Mrs. C. C. Pineo, for a visit of several
months The Fredericks will later cross to
| Key West and will visit in Palm Beach and
other east-coast resorts. They will take
apartments in St. Augustine and remain there
until early in May. On the way north the
party will make stops in Jacksonville, Savan-
nah, Washington and Atlantic City.
Stanley Knowlton, son of Clarence E. Knowl-
ton, arrived home Wednesday night, Feb. 10th,
after i've years absence. during which time he
has seen something of the world. He left home
at the age of l6 to see the sights, and has had
an interesting and varied experience as cow
puncher in the West in Mexico, and trip tc
England on a cattle steamer from st. John
| The wanderer received hearty welcome and,
will remain at home for while. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knowlton are also entertaining their son, Mel
win Knowlton, and wife of Westboro, Ma SIS. The
former will remain for two weeks while his
wife. who is recovering from an operation, will