The Republican journal., 1917-03-08
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Edwin S. Bowker is spending the week
with relatives in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion P. Allen of Lircolpville
were guests last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Allen.
Frank M. Mccormack of Hartland arrived
Saturday to spend several days with Belfast
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Ames of Rocklsnd re-.
turned home last Saturday from visits in Bos-
ton and Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol McAllister of Burnham
have moved to Clinton, where they have
bought farm and plan to reside
Among the nominations by Gov. Milliken
Feb. 2sth was that OF Augustine F. Hahn of
Llncolnville as justice of the peace.
Ralph O'Connell returned to Bangor last
Monday after few days visit with his par-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connen.
Mrs. T. c. McKeen and s,n Norman of
Wonurn. Mass. are guests of Mrs Rufus ].
mayo. and later will visit friends in Swanv;les
Mrs' Nellie Crosby Knowlton of Camden
was called to Belfast last week by the llness
OF M rs Charles H. Crosby, who is SLOWLY gain.
ing.
Miss Clara B. Keating returned Monday
from Maiden, Mass, where she had been the
guest for several weeks of Miss Dorotbea Sar-
gent.
Gov and Mrs. Millken entertained lepisa.
1--WE party at dinner Feb. 28th. Representa-
tive d. c. Buzzell of Belfast was one of tho
guests.
MRS. George Dyer, Jr. of Burnham under.
went surgical operation at the Augusta Citv
hospital last week and her condition is verv
favorable.
M. 5 Hazen. president of the Coe- Mortimer
Co., who had been in Belfast for few davs On
business. returned last Monday to his home in
Brooklyn, Wy
Mrs. Wilbur A. Tucker of Belfast Mo h..
been in town this week visiting her mother
Mrs, John Sharon of Main street.-Winches
ter. Mass. Star Feb. 23rd.
Waiter Vose was at home from Bangor Iast
Friday to attend the funeral of his grand
mother, Mrs. S. G. Norton. He returned to
Ralph Emery of Kalamazoo Mich, who
came east on business, arrived Wednesday
Feb. 2Sth, for brief visit at his old home
and attended the Japanese party that evening.
Miss Wida Vose came from Norwood Mass
Feb. 2Sth. called home by the death of her
grandmother, Mrs S. G. Norton. She return
ed to Massachusetts by Saturday mornings
train.
Mrs Harry Murray of Unity underwent a
serious surgical operation at the E M. G. hos
pital at Bangor Feb. 24tb. The operation was
successful and Mrs. Murray is steadily gain
ing.
Capt. Avah Barbour. who was with the
Vinalhaven & Rockland Steamboat Co. the
greater part of l5 years, commanding the
steamer Vinalhaven, is now running poultry
farm in Arlington. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Pearson of Morrill,
arrived Feb. 9th from Massachusetts. where
they spent the winter with their daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Griffin, in Waban, and their son
George M. Pearson, in Somerville, and were
guests for few days of their daughter Mrs,
Lola Sherman, their granddaughter Mrs Ber-
tina Gray, and their great-grandson, Charles
| Francis Gray. The four generations attended
the theater Tuesday night
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L. Perkins, who were
spending the winter in Boston, were called to,
| Belfast last week by the death of his mother,
Mrs. 5. q. Norton. They were accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Eva f. Perkins, who
returhed to Boston last Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Perkins are at the Windsor Hotel and
will remain here until about the middle of the
month, when they will go to Northport and
Mr.. Perkins will open his store there for the
season.
The Ladies Home Journal will soon publish
an article entitled "How Four Girls Discovered
MaiDe,' by Mary Ellen Chase. Her new book,
Virginia of Elk Creek Valley" will be pub
lished in the early spring by the Page Co. of
Boston. 1t is sequel to her The Girl from
the Big Horn Country" which is nov in it's
fifth edition. Miss Chase is daughter of the
late Judge Chase of Bluehl, graduate Of the
University of Maine,and for two or more years
has been teacher in the schools of B, z-man,
Montana. She is the editor of TO Dragma.
the magazine of the Alpha Omicron P