The Republican journal., 1916-04-13
PERSONAL.

MIS- Norman A. Read has returned from
visit with friends in Lewiston.
Joseph S. Mullin OF Lincolnville was in Bel
1ast last Tuesday attending Probate Court.
Joseph Berry of Thorndike is the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Barrett, in Dover.
Charles F. Shaw return ed April 7th from a
ten weeks visit with relatives in Springfield,
Mass
Mrs. Mabelle Paul Farrow of Belmont is
visiting friends in Brookline and Sharon,
Mass.
Miss Alice M. Hussey returned to Camden
last Thursday after few days visit with
Mrs. c. L. Wright.
Mrs. William S. Aldus of Worcester, Mass,
formerly Of this city, is the guest of her son.
William o. Aldus.
MISS Evelyn Brown, clerk in the Carle &
Jones store, left last Friday for short visit
at her home in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Strout and Mildred
l. L. Demmons are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Clin-
ton Eastman in Westbrook.
Principal J. W. Hatch of MONTPELIER, VT.
Seminary, attended the East Maine M E. con-
ference in Camden last week.
Clarence E. Frost attended the Laymens
meeting in connection with the Methodist
Conference in Camden last Friday.
Mrs. L. E. McMahan arrived home last Sat-
urday evening from visit with her daughter.
Mrs. F. w. Seldom, in Hayerhill, Mass.
Dr. Adelbert Millett returned last Tuesday
from Rockland, where he was called as wit
ness in the hearing in the Wentworth will
case.
George A. Gilchrest, who spent the winter
IN Fruitland Park, Fla,, left there April 18th
for home. Mrs. Gilchrest will remain for
week or more longer.
Horace c. Pitcher has returned from South
Waldoboro, where he visited friends during
The absence in the west of Mr. and Mrs Ell
bridge S. Pitcher
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton of Chicago
were called to Tewksbury, Mass, last Monday
to attend the funeral of Mr. Hiton's father
Mr. I.ncius Hilton
Mrs. N. II. Small was called to Bangor last
Thursday by the illness of her mother, Mrs,
Matte Dyer McNulty. She returned home on
the Monday night traln
MIR. Ralph M. johnson of New York was in
the city yesterday to attend the annual meet
ing of the corporators of the Belfast Savings
Bank and left on the noon train.
Miss Anne M. Kittredge left New York for
Boston last Thursday. She will spend few
days with Miss Helen Kittredge at Beverly
and return to Belfast the last of this week
Ex-Sheriff Joseph Littlefield returned Satur-
day from Waterville. where he was called by
the illness and death of his brother Abner
Littleti cid. who died April 9th, aged SO wears.
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Jenkins of Coriuna
were guests Tuesday and Wednesday of Rev.
and Mrs. Horace B. Sellers on their way from
Camden to their new charges Round Pond and
Bristol.
Miss Susan B. Cunningham, who has been
nousekeeper for many years for Messrs. w.
A and c. +. Swift, is at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Cecil Clay in Woodfords, suffering with
serious eye trouble.
Mrs. Ella E. West has returned home from
New Britain, Conn.,, where she spent the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. W. c. French.
She also visited her daughter, Miss Sarah
Edith West, in Boston.
Mrs. Virgil L. Hall will leave tomorrow,
Friday, for Brookli1e, Mass, to visit her SIS
ter, Mrs. Grace Thompson. Mrs. John Thomp.
son, Mrs. Halls mother, who has been i'll for
some time, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford j. Pattee went to Port
land yesterday, where Mrs. Pattee will visit
while MIR. Pattee, who is District Deputy
Grand High Priest of the Maine Masonic body,
will inspect the Royal Arch Chapters of Ken
nebunk and Bridgton.
Mr. and Mrs Ira NJ. Cobe arrived Saturday
from New York, Mr. Cobe coming on business
come cted with the Country Club house at Bay
side. They left for New York yesterday and
plan to open their summer home, hillside, in
Northport. May 5th, for the season.
In mention of the prominent out of town at
torneys in attendance upon the Supreme Court
in Rockland last week the Courier Gazette
says of H. C. Buzzell of the Waldo County
Bar: ''Mr. Buzzcl's chief ambition seems to
be that Belfast will again have ball team
that wipe the ground with Rockland'
J. Oscar Olson left last Friday for Boston,
where he has position in the motor truck de-
partment of the International Harvester Com
pany of America. He has been succeeded as
night clerk at the Windsor by Walter Mitchell,
student at the Bangor Business College, who
takes the losition for the summer
Belfast friends of Miss Ada M. Mitchell for
meIiy of this city, who has been very i'll in
New York this winter, will be glad to learn
that she is much improved that she ex-
poets to r sumo her position with Knox, the
well known millinery house, about the first of
May. Miss Mitchell has recently been with
her parents in Pen Yam, N Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement returned last
Friday night from weeks visit in Boston.
They were accompanied to Portland by their
daughter. Louise r., who has resumed her
studies at the Waynflete school Mr. and Mrs
Clement left yesterday for Seal Hatbor to
spend the summer, going earlier than usual to
open and occupy their new bungalow Miss
| Louise and Stephen will join them in June.
The engagement of Miss Mabel Johnson,
daughter of Ralph C, johnson of, Washing
ton.i d. C., and Belfast. and Major, George
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