The Republican journal., 1916-02-10
PERSONAL.

MISS Lucy E. Keating left Monday to visit
IN Portland and Boston.
MISS Grace Luce of Liberty is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Luce.
Alfred Johnson of Boston left Feb. 1st for a
few weeks visit at Panama.
Miss Lena A. Rose of North Islesboro was in
Belfast last Friday on business.
Miss Katherine E. Brier left Tuesday for a
few weeks visit in Norfolk, Va
Mrs. W. L. Howe of Lincolnvlle is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Esther G. Davis.
Mrs. N. c. Partridge of Standpoint returned
home Saturday from few days visit in this
city.
Miss Nellie Hichborn ot Stockton Springs is
spending few weeks with her sister, Miss
Emma Hichborn.
{ Mrs. George Kelso of Searsmont was in Bel
fast the past week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert R. Knight.
Hon. ]. W. Manson Of tittstield has an
nounced that he will be candidate for State
Senator at the June primaries.
Milton Stephenson is spending the mid win
ter recess from Colby College with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Stephenson
Edward Sibley was down street Monday for
the first time since an illness which had con-
fined him to his room for several weeks.
Mrs. H. W. Cook of Brunswick was in Bel
fast Thursday and Friday business in con-
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Maine.
Miss Airline Thompson of Bar Harbor. stu
dent at the Castine Normal school, was the
guest Friday and Saturday of her cousins, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. c. Hopkins.
MISS Edythe Atkins left Monday, after spend
ing several weeks vacation with Belfast
friends from her duties in Waterville, and will
visit her parents in Kent's Hill.
Mrs. George M. Gray, VINO has been clerking
for J. W. Ferguson & Co., went to Gardiner
recently to join her husband who is EMPLOYED
in Gardiner. Mrs. Gray will clerk for Buzzell
& Weston in Augusta.
George and Maurice Reynolds of UNITY were
visiting In town recently, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanard Gibson. Mrs Lizzie Rev
nolds, the boys mother, is il! at her home ip
Unity y.-Fairfeld Journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzroy Kelly of Newbury
street announce the engagement of their
daughter. Gladys, to Wyatt st. Barbe Eustis
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Eustis of VIM
chester.-Boston transcript.
Miss Geneva Stephenson and classmate at
Coburn Classical Institute, MISS Alice Cloutier
of Vassalboro. arrived Friday to remain over
Sunday with Miss Stephenson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs D. F. Stephenson.
At the meeting of the New England His
torlc Genealogical Society at its rooms in Bos-
ton last week James P. Baxter of Portland
was elected president and Alfred johnson of
brookline, Mass, recording secretary.
Rev. j. Wibor Richardson and Orlando E.
Frost motored to Rockport Tuesday to attend
the ordination of Rev Hosea w Rhoades.
formerly of Belfast, pastor of the Rockport
Baptist church. Mr.. Rhoades had been preach
ing for several years in Lee, Me.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith of Bangor were
in the city Feb. End, to attend the funeral of
William Arthur Shales. Mr. Smith was obliged
to return at once on the afternoon steamer to
dIteIu Ill I4uulHRl ION Lne next morning,
but Mrs. Smith remained for brief visit With
friends.
The Frederick party will leave for the South
in few days. planning to visit ie Savannah,
spend few days at Palm Beach, returning
later to St, Augustine, the jewel of the Florida
east coast. Here they will remain until early
in May then journey leisurely north by way
of Washington.
Carl K. Crosby, purchasing agent of the
Hudson Navigation Co. of New York, Mrs
Crosby, Mrs. Fields q. Pendeton, her mother,
and Miss Alice Pendeton, left New York Sa-
turday via. Atlantic Coast line for two
weeks vacation in Florida, goiag south as TAR
as Key West. They make their headquarters
at Miami.
Copies of the Hotel Green Daily. printed at
Hotel Green in Pasadena, Calf. of which
Bradbury F. Gushing of Belfast and Boston is
manager, have been received by friends in
this city 1t is eight pages y by lQ4. and
contains the hotel and other news. Eric COL
lin is the editor, William E. Grattan, financial
editor. and I. Whtford, business manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C Durham left Monday
for an extended trip to the South and West
They will 60 directly to New Orleans, La.
where they will remain for visit. MIR. Dur
ham plans to visit his brother William i'll Kan
sas City, No., and return home about the first
of March. Mrs Durham will go to Phoenix,
Arizona, to remain until The first of May.
Mrs. Henry H. Hilton of Chicago was in
Belfast last Wednesday and Thursday to visit
her father, Edward Sibley, who had been quite
ill at the home of Mrs. Charles M. Craig, but
is now convalesceut. Mrs. Hilton came East
to attend the meeting of the trustees of
Wellesley College, having recently been ap-
pointed member, and will remain to take her
daughter, katherine, student at Wellesley,
to the mid winter carnival at Dartmouth COL
lege.