The Republican journal., 1916-04-06
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. J. F. Clements went to Portland last
Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Ada L. Wildes is able to be about again
after few weeks Illness
Mrs. Betsey M. Bailey is in Brunswick visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Bell Parker.
Mrs. M. Adella Lmeburner went to Boston
last Monday for visit of two weeks.
Miss Irene Marks of Augusta was in Belfast
over Sunday with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Bert Hamlin and son Lawrence of Etna
spent Monday with Mrs John o. Black
Harry H. Upton of Colby College is spending
the spring vacation at the home of Capt, J, O,
Hayes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett of Brooklyn, N. Y.
10 the guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. Wibor Rich.
srdson.
George Fletcher of Northport was the guest
the past week of Earl White on Lncolnville
avenue.
Dewitt Brewster of Winthrop, Mass, was
weekend guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. S. Heal.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Bazetine of Portland
are guests OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas,
P. Hazeltine.
80 Miss Mary K. Hayes arrived Monday from
Gorham Normal school to spend the vacation
at her home here.
Carroll Thompson of Belfast, son of the late
William ?. Thompson of this city. was in Ban
gor Thursday settling up his faith er's estate
Bangor Commercial.
Mr.. Joseph Littlefied was called to Water
vile last week by the critical illness of his
brother, Abner Littlefeld.
Frank D. Hazetine, student at Bowdoin
College, spent the spring vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hazeltne.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown of Augusta was in
Belfast Wednesday, called here by the illness
of Mrs browns brother in Thorndike.
Alfred M. Ferguson has returned home
from a six weeks trip, which included vista
in Boston, New York and " Washington, D. c.
Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Coombs, son Horace
and daughter Alice, returned Friday from q
few days busines and pleasure trip to Water
vile.
1 Mrs. F. W. Patterson, Mrs. Thomas Robin
son and son Francis have returned from visit
in Albion with their sister, Mrs. Roy Cope
land.
~. MIR. and Mrs. L. F. Marden, ,.who spent the
winter in San Diego, Calf, left there for
home April 4th. There is no place like Maine
for them.
| Mr.. Walter c. Shaw has been confined to his
/ hopo for davs 1ujtb
severe case of bronchitis, bot is now conva~
lescing.
| 4 Mrs Mary c. C.Mansfeld, who spent the winter
with her nephew, Fred Carle Morrill,, in Med
ford, Mass, has returned to her home, No
Northport Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth A. Marsano will return home
from Gorham Norman School next Saturday to
| spend the vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Marsono.
Mr.. F. W. Angler has been appointed Dis
trict Passenger Agent of the Union Pacific
System, with office at 16 East Sansa Clara
street, San Jose, Calf
Fred E. Smyth of Boston arrived Saturday
to spend few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Smyth plan
to come to their summer home on Northport
avenue earlier than usual this year.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Hendee Russell have re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn, New Y ork
after ten weeks trip to New Orleans, PEN
sacola, Fla, ard other cities IN the Southwest
Harry E, Bowker, who has been ill with
Typhoid fever for the past eight weeks at the
home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Edwin s
Bowker, is gaining daily, the fever having
abated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P. Frost, who spent
the winter in Florida, arrived here Saturday
and will spend the summer season at their
home here and at their bungalow in East BEL.
fast.
| Henry B. Cunningham arrived Wednesday
to spend month with his sister, Mrs. Ralph
D. Southworth. He has recently recovered
from a severe case of pneumonia in the City
hos pital, Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Cobb who have been in
the west for about five years. have sold their
ranch and returned east and now visiting
Mrs. Cobb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs "A. K
| Fletcher, in East Belfast.
R. S. Ward, a seectman and prominent
Democrat of Unity, who was here to attend
the State convention Wednesday. remained
over Thursday and was the guest of Clerk Of
Municipal Court Robert B. Cookson at his
home in pden.-Bangor Commercial
| Mrs Will Ward, who has been making her
home in Belfast, where Mr.. Ward is employed,
is passing few days in the city with friends.
Mrs. Ward plans to return to this city some
time in the future to make her home on
Ash street, where she forme rly resided
| Waterviiie Sentinel.
| Mrs. S. A. Parker returned last Saturday
| from Cambridge, Mass, where she was called
by the critical illness of her brother Joseph
Burrows. formerly of this city, who was in the
City hospital partial operation has been
performed for brain pressure and he is on the
dangerous list.
Mr.. E. R. Conner spent the past week in
Watefville, and was accompanied by his niece,
Miss Annie Rackliff who had spent the winter
with him. Miss Rackff is now in Burnbam
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs Nelson
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