The Republican journal., 1916-11-30
PERSONAL.

AANoN/1O11Ls
Peter W. Murphy left last Saturday to spend
a week in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Ella Seekins of Swanville is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Ingalls,.
James H. Howes was in Boston the past
week on business in connection with his dry
goods store.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson left SATURDAY.
for Somerville, Mass, to visit Mr. and Mrs
Sidney B. Keene.
Mrs. Thomas E. Bowker went to Winthrop
Monday to spend two weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester H Shaw,
Mr. and MRS. Perley Allen Of Montville re.
turned home last Tuesday after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph M. Carter, High street.
MIR. and Mrs. A. R. Cobb of MiddIeboro
Mass arrived Wednesday to remain over
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. A. K Fletcher.
Misses Elizabeth A. Kelley and Margaret A,
Dunton will leave some time in January for
a two months sojourn in Florida, probably in
Crescent City.
Bernes o. Norton and son Charles attended
a luncheon given at noon last Friday in Bos-
ton by the Dodge Brothers to the agents for
their cars.
Howard Heath of Boston was called home
by the death of his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
]. White, and remained until Monday with his
mother, Mrs. Flora ]. Heath.
Frank B. KnowIton will leave early next week
to spend the winter in Florida, going first to
Jacksonville and later to Miami.
Charles E. Knowlton is spending Thanksgiv-
ing with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth E. Knowl-
ton, and will remain for an indefinite time to
look after his business interests here.
The honor of the oldest exhibitor at the re-
cent South Montville Grange fair was awarded
to Mrs. Nancy Colby, p. o. Liberty. R. F. D. q
Mrs. Colby is 80 years old and was present at
the fair.
Mrs. W. C. French of New Britain. Conn.,,
was the guest the past week of her mother,
Mrs. ELLA E. West, having been called here
by the death of her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
]. White.
Herman Hall, principal of the Manual
Training department of the Framingham,
Mass, schools, who had been the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Manley o. Wilson, returned home
last Saturday.
Mrs. l.. f. Cannon and son Alfredsof Albion
arrived last Thursday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cannon. Her husband and sons Lewis
and Eugene autoed here Sunday to accompany
them hume.
Eben F. Littlefeld, chairman of the Indus
trial Accident Commission, passed Sunday at
his home in this city. Mr.. Littlefeld and
family have taken rooms for the winter at III
State street, Augusta.
Frank Stetson of Pennington, who had been
employed in the Saco Valley Canning Co.'S
plant in this city. has gone to Exeter, N. H..
where he will be employed in the canning fac
tory of J. H. Ingersol & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Coombs went tc
Portland to spend Thanksgiving with their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G
Ingersoll. Mr.. and Mrs. Ingersoll will spenc
Christmas in Belfast with her parents.
Miss Helen Brier left last Saturday after
noon for New Bedford, Mass, where she will
spend the winter with her father and brother
Her niece, Miss Airline Curtis, who had beer
with her for some time, has returned to he
home, No. Miller street.
The Harvard unit which Miss Marian Hamb
len and Miss Helen Dunn, both of Augusta
and DR.. Tom Foster of POI 1tland accompanied
to France is to be released from duty on Dec
9th. Miss Hamblen has recently recovered from
an attack of scarletina in hospital "some
where in France"
Cecil Clay of Portland is to be stenogrsphe
of the Maine Legislature this winter. He is fl
expert stenographer and was with Chief Jus
tice Emery for years and later with Judg
Hanson, With his wife, formerly Miss Blanch
Dolof of this city, Mr.. Clay has been fre
! quent visitor in Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cottrell are spending th
winter in Cambridge, Mass, where they hav
apartments at 134 Oxford street. Mrs. Cot
| trell is taking vocal lessons with the idea o
fitting herself for Grand Opera and her in
structor, Prof. De Guchard, is confident that
Win neE tdlenlS properly ueVelOpeu, d Drllllan
career will be opened to her. Mr.. Cottrsll i
inspector in the American Steam Gage an
Vale factory, Boston. .-Rockian Opinion.
Frank G. Hartman of Modesto, Calf, wa
a visitor last Saturday at the State library il
Augusta, where he was engaged in securing
data in connection with the gene alogy of tn
Hartman family. subject in which he j
much interested. Mr.. Hartman was accom-
panied by relative, Mrs. Samuel N. Dooe
of Brewer. whose guest he is during his sta
in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe have taken room
at the Wayside Tea House for week or NOR
at Christmas. Mrs. Wildes has had appli
cations from two parties for rooms next sum
mer. She will leave some time in January fo
visits in Boston, Lynn and Somerville, an
later 60 to New York. where she will visit Di
Charles Paine of Brooklyn and j. Bliss Coomb
at Long Beach.
Capt w. A. Mills. the veteran night watch
man at Tilson wharf, Rockland, has resigne
that position. He had been in the employ O
the Eastern Steamship Co. for IL years. l
memory serves Alright Capt. Mills ran ssiin
bat hotu