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

d. F. Stephenson left Monday for a trip to
Boston and Milton, Mass.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Pierce left Monday
to.spend the winter in Brookline, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Davis went to Sanford
Monday to visit Rev. and Mrs E. S. Phil.
brook.
Mrs. Dwight P. Palmer left Monday on a
business and pleasure trip to Boston and
vicinity.
| Mrs. Walter Kohn of Waldoboro was in
Belfast Sunday, the guest Of Miss velma
Mitchell.
Mr.. E. J. Morrison left Tuesday for New
York city and from there will 70 to Jackson.
vile, Florida.
Mrs. Lloyd B. Stantial and three children
are guests Of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Will
liam Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Southworth, Dana B.
Southworth and Albert C. Wells autoed to
Bangor Sunday for the day.
Miss Lucy Leavitt left Thursday to join her
parents in Providence, R. l., and will return
with them by auto the last of this week.
Mrs. George W. Lewis and Mrs. Frank A.
Schubert. who had spent several weeks in Bel
fast, returned to Boston Wednesday for the
winter.
Mrs. Eden Hartman of Searsport is the
guest of Mrs. Walter Acho1n while her daugh-
ter. Miss Grace Hartman, is in the Tapley
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. James and John San
born. have closed their east side cottage and
returned to their home, corner of Miller and
Cedar streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A. Barwse of Bangor
have gone to Rochester, N. Y. to attend the
national convention of spiritualists. Mr.. Bar
wise is one of the speakers.
Mrs. J. B. Robinson, who had been the guest
of Belfast relatives and friends for several
weeks. will leave today. Thursday, to join Mr..
Robinson in New York on her way home to
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Annie Adams and Miss Grace E. WAL
ton went to Portland Monday to attend the
Maine Rebekah Assembly. Miss Julia Nj.
Leary is substituting in the Mcclellan school
Tor MISS Taiton.
Chaplain D. H. Trbou arrived Monday to
attend the meeting of the official board of the
M. E. church and returned to Bucksport Tues
day. He was the guest while here of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernes o. Norton.
| Mrs. Edwin S. Bowker went to Portland
Monday to attend the meeting of the State
Rebekah assembly and while there will be the
guest of her son Harry, who is attending
Shaws Business College.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Woodccck and Mr. and
Mrs. D. Fannce Woodcock were in Bangor the
past week on an auto trip. Mr.. H. L, Wood
cock remained for few days more, and the
others have returned to their Church street
home.
Miss Abble Doak, student nurse at the
| Peter Brent Brigham hospital, Boston, who
had been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Doak, left Monday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Marshall R. Martin, in Prov-
dence, R. l.
Rev and Mrs. William Vaughan have re-
turned from visit in Boston, where they ac-
companied Mrs. Effie V. Knox on her way
home to New York. Mrs Knox has resumed
her teaching of the Bible class of 600 mem
bers in the Knox Memorial church.
Mr.. P. E. Dnsmore returned to Bucksport
Monday from weeks visit with his nephew,
| Thomas B. Dinsmore. Mr.. Dinsmore was a
clerk in the Dinsmore store so years ago and
for many years has been engaged in the shoe
business in Bucksport He was burned out in
the recent fire.
Mrs Harriet G. Burr of Auburn, Depart
ment Inspector of the Maine G. A. R. Circle,
anu Mrs. Ruth N. Robinson of Winslow, De-
partment President, arrived Wednesday to
inspect Thomas H. Marshall Circle today,
Thursday, and are guests of Mrs. Eta P.
Sayery, Department Patriotic Instructor.
Belfast friends of Miss Mabel Cushman who
has been ill in a sanatorum for the past three
months in Worcester, Mass, will be glad to
learn that she is improving and that it is ex.
pected she will soon be able to resume her
position private secretary in the office of
the Stone & Webster Co., Boston.
Lieut. and Mrs. Wilbur Carver, who were
the guests here of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rockwell
| 1OunR IOE several udyS, nave returned TO
Searsport, where they have been spending
several weeks. Lieut.. Carver is on leave of
absence from the United States armored cruis-
er Tennessee, and was on the ship when she
carried ten millions of gold abroad recently to
aid Americans getting out of the war zone.
| Lieut. Carver married Searsport young
woman, Miss Henrietta Gerry.--Bangor News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervyn Falk and young son
William of Providence left for their home last
Saturday. Mrs. Falk and son had been guests
for some time of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Pitcher of Northport, and Mr.. Falk
Joined them to attend the Wescott- Pitcher
wedding. Among others present we're Clifford
Wescott Of Patten, N iss Georgia PendIeton OF
Islesboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pitcher OF
Lincolnville.
Fred R. Poor with his young son Edward and
his parents. Hon. and Mrs. Clarence o. Poor
left last Sunday morning in the formers car
for Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Poor, senior, will go
to Lexington, where they will visit their
daughter, Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan, and Mr.
Fred R. Poor and son will join his wife in Lynn
where she is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. B
Billings.
Rev. Horace b. Sellers went to Bath Tues
day to attend the State Sun day school conven