The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-10-21
PERSONAL.

E1NOO1NAL.
Miss Carolyn G. Hatch is employed in the
Belfast Savings Bank.
MIS- Forrest E. Cottrell of RockIand was a
recent guest of Mrs, John A, Fogp.
"eorge Lowell was a recent guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. P Lowell. in North
Castine.
Fred W. Brown. Esq, attended the sessions
OF the Supreme Judicial Court in Ellsworth
last week.
MISS Clarabel Marsh of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. went to Boston FRIDAY on a
vacation trip
Mrs. Marian E. Moody and Miss Marparet e.
Logan have returned from three. weeks, 40.
journ at Swan Lake.
Frank L. Robertson of South Gardner and
Andrew L. Wilband of Wiscssset called on
Belfast friends Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert W. Thorndike and
daughter Lewela of Rockland arrived Mon
DAY for short visit with Mayor and mrs
Charles R Coombs,
Mrs. stephen S. L. Shute was the gues+ for
several days last week of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
). Rieby OF Glenwood avenue. Portland, and
attended the Music Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lamson, who spent tho
summer at their cottage on Congress street.
left Monday on their annual winter trim to the
West Indies and South America.
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce went to Brunswick
Monday to visit her brother, Thomas Coolen
and will also attend the meetings of the Maine
State Sunday School convention at Bath
Mrs. Francene A. Richards and Miss Harriet
+. White have returned from a vacation trip.
They spent two weeks in Washington. d G.
and week in Boston on their way home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Varney have returned
from visit in Portland and will occunv tho
rooms in the Tuttle house on Hiob stroo+ -
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Coombs.
Mrs. Caroline P. and Miss Anne C. Crosby
nave closed their summer home on Northport
avenue and left Saturday noon for Boston.
where they will spend the winter at the yen-
DOME,
henry s. Davidson, who spent last winter
travelling in the South, will leave early in
November for the Pacific Coast, where he will
remain during the winter on account of il,
health.
capt and Mrs. Ernest o. Patterson after at.
tending the wedding of their son, Ross p,+-
terson, in Phenixville, Pa. went to p;.tsb,,.-
for few weeks and will then go to Wssbino.
ton, D. g.. for the winter
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur A. Blair, Mrs. Sarah 7
Knight and Miss E. Frances Abbott loft T,,0s
day morning in the Blair car for Ratb 70 .+-
tend the three days session of the Mama
Sunday school convention
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Hayford left Friday
morning for Waverly Mass, where both bava
responsible positions in the Mclean HosnitaI
Mrs. Hayford is to be the instructor of puni
nurses and entered upon her duties last Mon
day.
Capt. and Mrs. A. C. BatcheIder left on last
Thursday afternoons boat for Boston vbera
they will spend the winter, and if thew have
satisfactory offer for their house in Belfast
will make their home there. Mrs. Lizzie Lane
OF Prospect is occupying their house for the
winter.
Hon. VIM. P Thompson has moved into the
house in Bangor formerly occupied by Hon.
Hannibal hamlin and his Office is in the room
that Mr.. Hamlin occupied when he held the
office that Mr.. Thompson now holds, that of
Reporter of Decisions. He has given up his
downtown office.
The handsome, brainy, Hon. Carl E. Mili-
kin, presiding over the amalgamated Maine
Free and Calvanist Baptists, and received with
great enthusiasm, recalls to the writer that
M iliken is grandson of the venerated Hon.
Ebenezer Knowlton, an old-tme Free Baptist
clergyman greatly beloved in Maine half
century ago. And he went to Congressi-
Bridgton News.