The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-03-23
PERSONAL.

!. L. Perry returned last Saturday from a
business trip to Boston.
A. r. Leadbetter returned Tuesday from q
visit with relative in vinalhsven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Hazeltine have re-
turned from visits in Boston and Wellesley.
Mass.
Seth Banton of Freedom is passing several
days as guest Of Charles Danforth.-Fairfield
Journal,
Ralph O'Connell of Bangor arrived Tuesday
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
O'Conpell.
Donald Thompson returned to Bangor FRI
day after q short visit with his brother, Car
roll A. Thompson.
George M, Stone Of Iewistown, Mont. ar
rived Saturday to make his home with his
sister. Mrs Chas. H. Walden.
Mrs. Herman Farrow of Islesboro is visiting
her parents. Capt. and Mrs. J. F. Grindel, who
are spending the winter in Belfast.
Miss Geneva Stephenson,a a student at Coburn
Classical Institute, is spending the spring va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. F.
stephenson,
Miss Katherine Louise Carr of Portland, for
several years housekeepar of Rev. FIR. Her.
man H. Hamaker of St. Francis Catholic
church, is visiting friends in this city.
MIR. and Mrs c. E. Perkins returned last
Thursday from Boston, where they spent the
winter, and have opened their store at North
port Campground,
Mrs. Clarence E. Hall and little daughter
Carolyn left Monday for Boston, where Mr..
Hall will meet them on their way to their new
home in Barre, Vt.
Ralph A. Bramhall, submaster of the Law.
renee High school, Fairfield, is spending a
two weeks vacation with his mother Mrs,
Alice C. Bramhall.
Eugene E. Cannon, who is attending Coburn
Classical Institute and with his parents is
spending the winter in Watervlle was in Bel
fast with friends over Sunday
Miss Louise W. Richards of the Pennington
Normal school faculty. arrived home last
Friday to spend the spring vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Annie q. Richards.
Kenney A. Burgess arrived from Boston on
the Saturday morning boat for few hours
visit with his parents, Hon. and Mrs. Albert
c. Burgess, leaving on the noon train.
Harold S. Rowe of Sanford, student at the
University of Maine, who played on the Bel
fast base ball team last summer, arrived Mon
day and is the guest of DIR. Foster C. Small.
Miss Marjorie Shaw, a teacher in the Stew
ems High school in Claremont, N H., will ar
rive next Saturday to spend the spring vaca4
tion with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter c.
Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Stephenson of Bruns-
wick were guests the past week of their sister,
Mrs. A. j. Morrison. They came to Belfast to
accompany the remains of Mr.. Stephenson's
mother.
Mrs Fred Pendeton of Concord, N, H., was
in town Tuesday on her way to Vinahaven,
where she was called by the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs. Julia Allenwood- -Rockland
Opinion.
Miss Daisy Pease. who is attending the
Gilman Commercial school in Bangor. is
spending weeks vacation with her mother
Mrs. Laura j. Pease. matron at the Belfast
Home for Aged Women.
In personal note from Hotel Walcott, New
York, Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe says: 1--WE hope to be.
at home again for at least weekend before
we come for good. MIR. Cobe left March 20th
for few days visit in Chicago on business"
Friends of DR.. / E. Luce, who has been very
i'll at the Augusta General hospital since under
going surgical treatment for severe case of
appendicitis. will be glad to learn that he was
reported last evening to be doing nicely
Kennebec journal, March 14th,
Mrs. Wallace Reed Tarbox, National senior
vice president. Ladies G. A. r., of Fryeburg is
invited to address the Department Convention
of Massachusetts, which convenes in Boston
the first week in April Mrs. Tarbox is well
known in Massachusetts, where she has
many friends, as well in Name Portland
Evening Express March 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebridge S. Pitcher, teachers Of
music in the public schools and prominent in
the musical affairs of Belfast, left last Friday
noon to attend musical convention in Lincoln,
Nebraska. They were TO be joined in Chicago
by their daughter, Mrs. James T. Sleeper of
Beloit, Wis, who will make the trip with
them
DR.. and Mrs George W. Stoddard of Pasa-
dena, Calf, about to move into the new
house they have been building in that city.
Under date of March 18th Dr. Stoddard writes.
"We are having summer day, about sS in the
shade. We were sorry not to have seen Helen
Bird Todd when she was here 1t is a great
pleasure to see Belfast people and we hope
they will hunt US up when visiting Pasadena
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephrarl o. Shaw and their
daug hter, Mrs. Lester R. Wiley, who has been
their guest for several months, will leave to.
day, Thursday, for Mrs. Wiley's home in
California. Mr.. Wiley owns and operates
hotel in San Francisco and has a ranch in
Grow Gland. Calf. Mr.. Shaw has leased his
house, No. Is Belmont avenue, to Mr. and
Mrs. CASTOR of Gardiner Mrs. CASTOR was
formerly Miss Mildred knight of Belmont,
Mrs. Lottie Wight of LincoInville Ave has
returned home after a long visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. {. E. Wade, in New London, Conn
Mrs. Wight closed her home about Nov, 2Oth
and visited her brother. Mr.. Fred Frisbee Of
Taunton Hospital, for two weeks, after which
she went to New London. The past three
months slipped by quickly, for Mrs. Wight
took great pleasure in visiting numerous places
of interest. Among these were Ocean Beach
the summer resort of New London, the Cons
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