The Republican journal., 1915-01-14
PERSONAL.

Bernes o. Norton is in Boston on business.
Miss ENERGY CHM is in Boston for an ex-
tended visit.
A. Leon Gaylord of Portland arrived last
Friday for visit.
Ex-Sheriff S. G. Norton has been seriously
ill. but is improving.
Mrs. Nette Merithew visited relatives in
Vassalboro several days the past week.
Mrs Il aac S. Hills has been in Boston and
vicinity the past week, visiting relatives.
Mrs. William Holt was called to Exeter, N.
H., last Saturday by the death of her father.
Raymond Sherman of Isleboro is visiting his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Edison Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman M. Wood of Bath
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Annie ]. Murch of Medford. Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess, High
street.
Mrs. Gould Flintner of Augusta was the
guest the past week of her cousin, Miss Gladys
M. Carter.
Mrs Charles B. Ames left last Tuesday for
Boston to join her husband after visit with
friends and relatives in Belfast.
DR.. Adelbert Millett Belfast's represent
at tive in the State legislature, came home from
Augusta last Friday to remain until Tuesday.
Mrs. Raymond R. Sherman, son Richard and
daughter Janet returned Friday from a six
weeks visit with relatives in Auburn and
Wells Mr.. Sherman went to Burnham to meet
them.
Mr.. Edward Sibley was called to Tewksbury,
Mass, last Thursday by the death of Madam
Hilton, mother of Henry Hoyt Hilton, Mr..
Sibley's SON law The funeral took place
Friday.
Mrs Alexander Lindgren of Manchester, N.
H., arrived Monday evening to attend the in
stallation of Aurora Rebekah Lodge. l. o, o. F.
and will spend few days with Mrs. M. l..
Mitchell.
| DIR. Herbert E. Knowlton is in Boston this
week with his brother, Charles E. knowlton,
and later will go to National City, Calf where
his wife has been visiting relatives for some
m onths, land spend the remainder of the winter
! there.
Alfred johnson, who came to Belfast on
business, was the guest for few days the
past week at the Field homestead on Primrose
Hill, returning to Boston Monday. He has
changed his residence from IA Arlington street,
Boston. to SO Monmouth street, Brookline,
M ass, where he is to be addressed in future.
Miss Edythe Atkins. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Atkins of Miller street, will leave
early in February for a trip across the conti-
nent and will be gone about one year She
will visit relatives for several months in Kan
sas and will then go to the coast, where she
win be the guest of other relatives and will
take in the Exposition.
Miss Charlotte W. Coburn, president of the
Woman's Alliance of the First Parish (Unita-
ian) church, has been made director for
Maine in the New England Associated Alli-
ance and went to Boston Tuesday to be the
| guest of Rev. and Mrs. Harry Lutz of New
ton. She attended the directors meeting in
Boston Jan, 18th and will attend the general
meeting in Somervile, Mass, today, Thursday.
Friends in this city of Mr.. Albert W. Stew
ems have received post cards from him mailed
in Alaska and dated Nov. l6. 1914. One has
an illustration of dredge with this message;
"This is the seward Dredge, which the cold
weather just shut down. Am leaving today
with dog team for Fairbanks and Cardova
Last boats all left some time ago" Another
card has illustration of an Eskimo dog team,
Mrs. Emma F. Kochersperger left Jan. 18th
enroute to Florida, after spending the summer
and fall in this city with relatives. She was
accompanied to Boston by Mrs. Helen Crosby
and they will spend few days at the Copley-
Plaza, after which Mrs. Kochersperger will GO
to New York for short stay with her sister,
Mrs. T. B. Gregory. She will spent the remain
der of the winter in Seabreeze, Fla, and will
return to Belfast in the early spring, and plans
for trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S, Pearl of Bangor
arrived last Saturday to spent the week
with her brother, Mr.. Charles H. Field, %
Pearl street. Sunday. Jan. 10Th, was the 43d
a anniversary Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pc arl which took place in this city in the Field
homestead. No elaborate observance was
planned, but the day was fittiagly observed
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl received many
f1owe rs and good wishes from old friends The
first of the week Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl went to the
home of their son, Rev. Haraden S. Pearl,
High street.