The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-01-27
PERSONAL.

Bernes o. Norton returned Friday from q
business trip to Boston,
Mrs. George Mixer has returned to Camden
from visits in Boston and Portland.
Mrs. Irwin L. Perry and Miss Marian M
Perry spent last Thursday in Waterville.
Mrs. Herbert Fuller of Waterville was the
guest OF her brother, w, H. Snow. over Sum
day.
Harley Godfrey has gone to Portland. where
ne has position and is attending an evening
school.
Capt A. G. Batchelder returned to Boston
last Friday after few days at his home here
on business
Mrs. Willis G. Hasetine and son Arthur re-.
turned last Thursday from a visit with rela-
tives in Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Dolloff have returned
to Gardiner from a weeks trip to New York
and Washington.
MRS. William S. Simpson returned to Fair.
held last Saturday from a weeks visit with
Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald
we learn from utual friend that Ralph
Emery has been busy forming New England
Society In Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Aubrey M. Meservey returned to his bome
In Mantle. Conn, last Saturday from visit
with his sister, Mrs. Water A. Clements
Miss Alice E. Aborn left Monday for two
weeks vacation from the James H. Howes'
store and will visit in Boston and Taunton
Mass.
Marthon Doak, who is employed in the
poultry department at the University of
Maine, attended the poultry show in Boston
last week.
Mrs. Adella W. Packard, who had been in
Bangor for some time, has returned to her
home No. 1876 Agh street, having fully re-
covered her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen H. Miller of Lincoln-
Vile have been in Belfast the past week, called
mere by the illness and death of her brother
in-law, Mr.. Horace j. Morton.
Mrs. William L. Cook, who ACCOMPANIED her
husband to Boston on his way to Billings,
hont.' returned Jan 18th and is with her par
ents, MIR, and Mrs. Charles H. Sargent.
Joseph Farwell and family of UNITY are oc.
cupylng the Stryker house on Masonic street
Mr. farWeH has employment with the Rock
iaio Ffoouce oo.-hoekiand Courier Gazette,
Don c. Walker of New York arrived here
last Saturday with number of fox hounds on
his way to Liberty, where he will enioy fox
hunting for time, occupying one Of the
Walker houses.
Rev. Arthur A. Blair left Monday to attend
the Convocation lectures under the auspices
OF the Bangor Theological Seminary. He
plans to spend the week there, returning
home Saturday
| Mrs James C. Durham will leave next waaL,
for visit in Phoenix, Arizona. Mrs, Frank
X. Woodcock intends to leave with Mrs.
Durham and viii visit her mother. Mrs n II
Johnson in Los Angeles, Calf.
The friends OF Mrs. Wallace Reed IsrboT ~
tryeburg, who is senior vice president Of tho
National society, Ladies OF the u A r vii
regret that illness has ophgeQ her to camel
her numerous engagements 10 install uthcers
IN the various parts OF the State Famine
ton, chronicle.
Capt. j. 0. Hayes, who had been at his home
in Belfast for four weeks, left Jan. 2Ist for
Philadelphia, and arrival there was .,iyeo
/ NNAAiAA@A--'~ ~ SSAAs Stevens n
the Pendieton Bros fleet ana viii! 20 to Nor.
folk 10 load coai Tor llovdence.
Col F. E. .Boothby and Mrs Boo1hby will
leave their home in Watervi,le Feb. lst for
Washington, D. c., where Col Boo:hby will
attend the meetings of the United states
Chamber of Commerce, of when he is one of
the directors. After the meetings they will
] cfn "a, ,olia Srri
tend going over to Dayton and Ormopd as
formerly.
The Journal mas received post card from Mrs
E. o. Patterson, who writes from the Ptrk Place
hotel, Sewickly, Pa, under date of Jan. 18th.
"After delightful three months here we leave
Friday for Alexandria, Va We were ouite
interested in Mrs. Dinsmore's article, and in
Yours, as we are to spend three months in
Alexandria and this gave idea OF the
place. We are both well and looking forward
J to a summer in Maine"
| Cards have been received from Mrs. V A
| Simmons, Miss Simmons and Miss Lou Mason
from Washington, D. c., and they report a de-
lightful trip thus far. MIR. and Mrs. Simmons
and daughter will leave for California via At.
| -~'--Se" ~AAS n.
sister have arrived in St. Petersburg. Flaan
report the temperature there so in the shade
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O. Poor are in DAYTON.
Ohio, where Mr.. Poor is vice president Of the
Dayton Time Lock Co. a cor orporation capjtal-
lied at $5OOOO0, fully paid, non -assessable and
non-tax0be in Ohio Its officers and board of
directors are men of the highest standing
from the standpoint of business ability and
personal integrity, are successful money maxi
ers, and several are men of large personal
wealth. During the last eight months the
company has received order for nearly $500
ocks. and when its plans are fully carried out
1t is believed that the sales will amount to ten
or twenty thousand locks per year. The CON-
pany leases or sells outright. Some years ago
Mr- Poor was connected with the Cash Regis.
Ter Company of Dayton and was very success
1ui. tie has since been dealing in investment
securities, in California, in which he has also
peen successful, as doubt he will be in his
present undertaking,
The following is from the December nun,ber
OF the Pacific Coast Hotel & Apartment Rec