The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-01-25
NUMBER 4
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Il. J. Morris has returned from visit
in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. A. E. Greenlaw of Camden is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Faulkner.
Mrs. B. L. Tutte returned Fridav from AM
burn, where she was called by the illness of
her mother.
Miss Mae Collins was called to Boston last
Monday by the critical illness of her brother
in-law, Abe Strecker.
Mrs. o. E. Clay and Miss R. T. Newell have
been confined to the house the past week with
the prevailing severe colds
Harry H. Upton, who was called to Belfast
Friday to sing at the Chss. H. Sargent funeral
returned to Colby College Monday morning.
Mrs. Arey Bryant and little daughter Mar
guerite arrived from Pittsield last Friday, to
spend few days with Belfast relatives and
friends
Mrs. Fred G. Spinney went to Portland Mon.
day to visit Col and Mrs. Thomas Anderson.
and will visit her brother, B. F. Wells, in Au-
burn on her return home.
Franklin F. Phillips of Cambridge, Mass,
arrived IN Belfast last Saturday morning en-
route to South MonviIle to visit friends and
have few days ice fishing.
Miss Frances A. Sargent. who was called tn
Belfast by the death of her father, Charles H.
Sargent, returned last Monday to North Con-
way, ~ H., where she is teaching
Mrs Nellie S. Foss of Pttsfeld returned
nome Monday noon after a few days in Bel
last, where she was called to attend the funer.
al of her brother, the late Charles H. Sargent.
Rev. Arthur A. Blair of the Uniyersalist
church and Rev. Walter T. Hawthorne of the
Congregatlonalist church went to Bangor
Monday to attend the Convocation Week SER
vices.
William l.. Cook, who has been spending a
few weeks with his family at No. 46 Cedar
street. their new no me, will leave next Mon
day for Minneapolis. Mimi, on his way to
Billings, Montana.
Matthew W. Welch returned last FRIDAY
from visit with his daughter, Mrs Fred H.
Colley, In Boston. He was called to Maiden.
Mass, by the death of his sister, Mrs. Mary
Mrs. Fred L. Payson of Newfield, N. n ar
rived Friday to visit her mother and sister
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce and Mrs. Essie P. Garlic.
Mr. Payson accompanied her to Gorham. N. Fl
where they attended a Universalist church
function.
Mrs. Walter ]. Upham of Weston. Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast. Her little son
Eugene, victim of intantie paralysis. who
was operated on in 1915 and again in 1916,
spending about six months in the hospital, has
practically recovered.
Harry II. Carter of Bangor, District manager
OF the N. E.Telephone Company, went to Rock
land Monday after short visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Carter. His wife
and little will remain in Swampscott
Mass f or the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury F. Cushing who have
been spending the winter with Mrs Cushipg's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Staples,at City,
point, expect to leave early in February for
trip South before going to their summer hotel
at Spotford Lake, N. H,
j. W. Skinner of Searsmont was in Belfast
Wednesday on his way to visit his sister,
Mrs. George Heaton of Searsmont in Thom-
aston, and will sail next Monday from
Boston Tor visits in Crescent City, ST. Peters,
burg and other cities in Florida
Emery Cook of WatervilIe has been placed
in charge of the r'1n made vacant by the death
of conductor Charles E. DaIrymple Mr.
Cook is the fifth oldest conductor in point of
service on the Maine Central and expects to
best The road
Miss Sabra b. Dyer. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs George b. Dyer of this city, has been
elected the head of the department of express
sion and organic gymnastics at The Mary and
Woman's College in Lutherville. Md She mas
two assistants in this most responsible uosi-
tion Tor one OF her age. Sn= left Boston last
Thursday for luthervllle.
Mlsse9 Margaret Dunton ard EuzADeth A
Kelley viii leave Monday for New iuI6 and
sail from there TUESDAY On the G!,de Line
steamer Apache for Jacksonville, enruu.e to
Crescent City, Fla, where they viii speuu TWO
mo tins, Mrs Liza Rice hartsnurn of Detroit.
Mlcn., VINO came east tV visit her father
fhomas Rice, VIII substitute for Miss Dunton
in the law Office of Dunton q Morse
Miss Geneva Thompson of Brookline, Mass,
who was called here last week BY the cealn of
her grandmother, Mrs. John TnumusuI, and
had been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs Virgil L,
Hall, Congress street, returned TO her nume
last Saturday. Her mother, VINO had been
caring for her uncle. A. X. Paul who died
Jan. 18th at the Windsor Hotel, will remain
some time with Mrs. hail before Returning TO
Brookline.
Miss Ada Mitchell of New York, formerly of
Belfast. will leave early in February ml.n h. r
father, Charles H. Mitchell, and MIS- Al,cnen
of Iiconderoga, NJ Y for California for sew
eral weeks. Miss Mitchei's mauy belfast
friends will be very glad to know that sne has
entirely recovered from the serious al e3s
she had about year ago.