The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-05-11
PERSONAL.

E. S. Kitchen of Palermo was in Augusta
May 4th on business.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. West returned last Sat-
urday from three days shopping and pleas
ure trip to Boston.
MRS. T. b. Glover of High street plans to
leave next Saturday for Boston to visit her
sons for few weeks.
Mrs. Arthur tombstone of Washington. Me.
was IN Belfast Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. James F. Fernald,
James ID. Clark arrived last Tuesday from
Florida. where he spent the winter, and will
spend the summer in Belfast and Pittsfield,
DR.. Harry Richards and Mrs, Florence
Damon of RockIand were in Belfast Tuesdav
TO attend the funeral of Mrs. James F. Fer
nald.
Alfred Richards of Gloucester, Mass, and
Fred Fernald of Portland were in Belfast Tues.
DAY to attend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs,
James F. Fernald
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Deering of Port Ches-
ter and Miss Irene Deering of Boston att nd
ed the funeral of Mrs ]. A. Morse in Sears
mont last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Maffitt, who spent the mast tuo
weeks In Northport with her parents, Mr., and
MRS. W. H. Mafttt, went to HaIowell Monday
where she has employment
Prin A. F. Richardson of the Eastern State
Normal School attended the Teachers Con-
vention held at Pittsfeld las. Friday, where he
delivered an address on Loyalty. in which he
emphasized the duty of loyalty to the school,
the town, the State, and the Nation
Wilbur Ludwick and Ralph Ludwick of
southampton, New York, Bert Ludwick os
New London, Conn.,, Charles Ludwick Of Bel
1ast and Mrs. Lula Powell of South Liberty
were called to Palermo last week by the death
of their mother, Mrs Susan Ludwick.
MISS Helen Dunn of Augusta, who for two
years was the superintendent of the Waldo
County hospital and since then district nurse
In her home city, is to join the Harvard unit
which includes DR.. Foster of Portland and
MISS Marian HambIem. They sail from New
York May 18th.
Miss Charlotte J. Thomas vf Portland. widely
known Aunt Charlotte" will observe her
94th birthday May goth. She is active mentally.
reads great deal, is familiar with the questions
OF the day and has not yet given I'D hope Of
casting ballot for the candidates of her
choice. She was one of the early associates of
Susan B. Anthony and personal friend of most
of the antislavery leaders
Herbert B. Foster has gone to Portland to
visit his parents. brand Mrs. B. b. Foster, His
brother, DR.. Thomas Foster, will also be at
home before sailing on the 18th with the Har-
ward unit for France Herbert Foster is yerv
anxious to go to france and if he can get an
appointment in the ambulance corps as q
driver, he will go. Mr.. Foster is an expert
driver and machinist
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foster and children q
Spokane, Wash, arrived in Burnham, Nav 4th.
for weeks visit with Mr.. Fosters relatives
Mrs. Melvin Trim and daughter of Islesboro,
Miss Florice Foster of Castine, Mr., and Mrs.
Eugene Foster and daughter of York, and DR..
and Mrs. A. A. Show and family of Clinton
were guests at the Foster home during the
stay of Mr.. Foster and family.
Supt. of Schools William B, Woodbury.. with
Mrs Woodbury. and their younger son Fred
erlck, went to South Paris Monday, and Mrs.
Woodbury. and Frederick will remain until the
first of July, or later if necessary. the Dc ctor
having ordered the child to dryer climate. He
has had several attacks of pneumonia although
only four years old, and is very delicate. If
the weather permits, the Woodburys will
spend the summer at Swan Lake.
Mrs. Arthur Rlair
Tue day to visit relatives and friends. Mir.
Blair will leave next Monday morning and
with Mrs. Blair go to Atlantic City, where
Mr.. Blair will attend the Supreme Council
meeting of the Royal Alcanum as a represent
ative from the Grand Council of Maine Be-
fore their return Mr. and Mrs. Blair hope to
visit Washington and Philadelphia. During
Mr.. Blair's absence the pulpit at the Uni
versalist church will be supplied