The Republican journal., 1917-03-29
PERSONAL.

Miss Bridget Whalen of Liberty visited Bel.
fast friends last week.
Miss Belle Keating is in Portland the guest
of Mrs Henry G. Ingersoll.
Mrs. Clifford J. Pattee and son Dana s are
visiting relatives in Portland.
Miss Ava Whitney of Bucksport is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Cannon.
Mrs. Edgar M. Hall. who Is visiting relatives
in Pennington. will return home saturday.
Mrs. Emma West has returned from two
weeks visit with her son and wife in Dorches.
ter. Mass.
Joseph Haley, who has employment in Bath.
arrived Saturday for a short visit with his
mother. Mrs. Adelbert Mllett.
Miss Florence M. Brown will leave the Last
of this week to visit Mrs. Benz H. Ellis in
Bangor.
DIR. Leon S. Merrill dean of the University
of Maine, was in Belfast Tuesday on business
in connection with the Extension Department
DR.. Carleton w. Steward of Rockport called
on friends in Waterville last Thursday DR.,
Steward is graduate of Colby in the class of
1903 and passed portion of the day at the
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Diworth of Madi-
son were called to Belfast last Monday by the
death of Mrs. Dilworth's niece, Mrs. Wilfred
E. Cocmbs
Miss Lena Rose of Islesboro was in Belfast
Tuesday and Wednesday to attend the opera
Pinafore in which her niece, Miss Ogarita Rose,
acted as josephine.
James Simmons of Meduncook, 80, the old.
dest resident in that town. cut his winter SUD.
ply of wood, hauled it out of the woods and
cut it up at the door.
Dr. Harry L. Kigore member of the Wal
do County Preparedness Committee, went to
Portland Monday to attend the first State
meeting for instructions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Brown of East Bel
fast returned last Saturday from Merose,
Mass where they were called to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Browns brother.
Mrs. W. A. Walker and Misses Miriam and
c. E. Littleteld in Rockland for week, re-
turned TO CaSLlne laSL SATURDAY.
Henry Starrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
j. Starrett of Spring field Mass i, formerly OF
Belfast, student at the U. Of M, is spending
the Easter vacation with his aunt, Mrs. Charles
M. Craig.
Mrs. Amos Clement, president of the Belfast
Travellers Club and past president of the
Woman's Club. left Tuesday for Bangor to at.
tend the meetings of the State Federation Of
Womens Clubs.
Mrs. Isaiah Crowell of Brooks, who, with
her son, Henry Crow ell, had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Omar Furber, in Skowhegan,
has returned home, accompanied by her grand
son, Master Robert Furber.
Miss Alta Huff, who has been employed for
a number of years in the Leonard & Barrows'
shoe factory and made her home with her sis
ter, Mrs. Edward F. LittehelG, will leave next
Saturday for Haverhill, Mass, where she will
live with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. George P. Carter of Searsport
have been ill at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Dexter, in Dorchester, Mass Mrs.
Dexter has also been ILL., Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
are to return to Searsport as soon as they are
equal to the trip home
Miss Frances A. Sargent, teacher in the
public schools of North Conway, NJ H. arriv.
ed Saturday evening to spend the Easter vaca.
tion with her mother. Mrs. Charles H. Sar-
gent. She accompanied by Miss Marian
Stevens of Romeo, Mica, the music cher in
the North Conway schools.
Carl Cottrell is at home from Boston, where
he is employed in the machine shops OF the
Atlantic Company, His visit at this time is
due to the recent accident which befell his
father F. E Cottrell, at Cobb's shipyard. Tne
latter Is again out. but fiads crutcnes quite in-
dispensable. One nip gives him considerable
trouble.-R land Courier Gaz atte
svStephen c. Clement. principal of the Eston,
Name, Hgh school, arrived Saturday to spend
the vacation with bis parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Clement and will also visit Mr. and Mrs.
X. Clement will come home from the Abbot
school the last of this week to spend Easter.
In personal note W. Ii Williams of Spring.
field, Mo-. ssys: Mrs. Williams is hoping and
planning a trip to Maine the coming sum-
mer. l hope may be able TO get away for a
trip, but to a man in business in such times as
these it is not easy to plan far ahead. The
best time of year for me to leave would be in
May early June, but this is too early for
vacation in Maine"