The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-09
PERSONAL.

MRS. Ora A. Patterson of Portland is spend-
ing TWO weeks with Belfast friends.
Mrs. L. A. Barker of Brookline. Mass ;s
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. A. Porter, in Ban
| gor.
Mrs. IT, A. Palmer of Monroe and Miss G. F..
"ebber of Boston were visitors in Bangor
Sept. LIST.
Miss Virginia Ellis returned to her home in
LOWELL Mass last Saturday after visit with
Belfast relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson of Houlton
were recent guests OF City Marshal and Mrs
George W. Frisbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Bucklin ano LITTLE
Miss Margaret Rogers are visiting Mr., and
Mrs. William Kimball in Portland.
Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter Louise
came from Seal Harbor to attend the King.
Morrison wedding. returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Woods attended the
Waterville fair, accompanying Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Sheldon in their Ford touring car.
F. Wallace Chase and family of Newton
vile, Mass. who spent the season at their
summer home on Lncolnville avenue, returned
home last Tuesday
Charles c. Chapman, who has b en- with the
Direct Importing Co. for several years, is in
Boston for few weeks and Milton Healey ia
clerking in the store.
Mr.. Elmer A. Sherman and Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond r. Sherman went to Bangor last
ThurS0av for sicht
Mrs. Sherman's throat,
Stanley ID. Wilson, instructor at the
University Of Chicago, arrived Monday to
spend few weeks with Belfast relatives and
at camp Wilson, Quantabscook
l. Miss Lizzie Brown of Watervlle, formerly
of Belfast, who had been with Mrs. S. L. Mill
ken for several months. has gone to California
to visit her brother, c. A. Brown.
.r Mrs. Helen S. Collins of Salem, Mass. Mrs,
Whitney of Dexter, Mrs. Frank A. Riggs and
Miss Fannie [. Welch of Belfast, were recent
guests of Mrs. Laura Whitmore in Northport
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Howard, who had been
at The Battery since June, left Saturday for
their home in Williamstown, Mass. Mrs.
Howard will visit relatives at York Beach en-
route.
Mrs. Sarah K. Lewis and her daughter Mrs.
Schubert, arrived last Saturday morning from
Boston to spend the month in Belfast. Mrs.
Schubert the guest over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. James S Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes left Saturday
with their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick C.
dauohtar ~,
home in Franklin, Mass They went in the
Chapman auto, going by the way of Rockand
and Bath.
Right Rev, Bishop Goldman of the Episcopal
Diocese of Maine, Sept. 1st filed his intentions
of marriage to Miss Margaretta Biddle- Porter
of Washington and Pennsylvania. Bishop
Codman's age was given as So and Miss Por-
ter's as 80.
Mrs, Grace C. D. Favre writes from Lau-
same, Switzerland: Il hope to prepare you
short article on war aspects here in Lau~
same. Glorious weather now If only the
dreadful war would end peace on earth, good
will to men, come again."
Mrs. George E. Evans and George, who
had been in Belfast for several weeks, left
onday for short visit with Rev. Ashley A
Smith and family at their cottage in East Hol~
den, and left Bangor Wednesday for their
home in Stamford, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Poor and Mrs. H, D.
Mcclellan went to Lexington, Mass, last Sat
urday by train and Mr.. and Mrs. Poor will be
guests of their daughter for several weeks,
during which time Mr.. Poor will visit Mr.
Ckas. E. Knowlton in Rutland.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert R. Hills attended the
Waterville fair Sept. LIST and were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rolerson Pearl Dut-
ton and DR.. Norman McCorrison. The trip
was made in Charles H. Simmons new Pack
ard 7-passenger touring car. Finding the
roads in bad condition the party returned by
way of Bangor.
P. E. Dinsmore, the veteran shoe dealer of
Bucksport, not only lost his entire stock of
goods ($4OO0; insured) but as he lived at the
Patten House his personal effects as well.
The Bucksport Times says:
Asked if he was going to retire he respond
ed briskly: Mot bit of it. | am too young
to think of quitting business and will have
new stock OF goods just as | can secure
place to do business in" Mr.. Dinsmore ia
so years of age, has been in business in Bucks
port for sixty years, and is right there with
the berries.
Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Rngold of Montellos
Mass, formerly of Belfast, and frequent sum-
mer visitors here with their children, Helen
and Gordon, left Sept. 9th for Northboro.
Mass, where Mr.. Ringold will be pastor of the
Baptist church. They had been in Montello
about II years, and previous their departure
were entertained at several pleasing ;social
functions by church members and SUM-
day school pupils. Mr.. Ringold is recovering
from serious illness.
Miss Ellen D. Townsend of New Haven,
Conn.,, for several years assistant in the Bel
fast High school, arrived last Thursday for
| few days visit with Hon. and Mrs. John R.
Dunton at the Battery before returning to her
duties in the High school at Rochester, N. H.
Miss Townsend was one of the guests at the
King Morrison wedding and was cordially
greeted by many old friends. The bride was
graduated while Miss Townsend was teacher
in the school.
The Dodworth cottage on the North Shore
| Northpo was closed for the season last Mon-