The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-01
PERSONAL.

Mrs. John C. Pillsbury went to Rockland
Monday to visit.
Mrs Annie H. Monroe went to Lincolnville
Tuesday for visit.
Mrs Ethel M. Fowler went to Livermore
Falls Tuesday for a weeks visit
Mrs. Fred G. Splnney returned Monday
from visits in Portland and Boston,
B. L. Davis returned last Saturday from
Bangor, where he spent Convocation week.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman left Tues
day noon for, a business and pleasure trip to
Boston and Providence.
Miss Gertrude Hogan of Thorndike was the
guest last Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen L.
Patterson and attended the firemen's ball.
Miss Marian Knowlton, q stenographer. is at
home from Boston for visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knowiton, Northport
avenue.
Mrs. P. A. Goodale of Bucksport is the guest
of her daughter Mrs. Adrian C. futile. and
family and will spend the remainder of the
winter with them.
Miss Winifred A. Dodge of Freedom will ar
rive tomorrow, Friday, tc visit her cousin
Miss Florence Cross.
Rev. Claude B. Nutter of Lee. formerly
of Belfast, spent Sunday here with friends
He was on his way to attend the evangelistic
meetings in Portland
Mrs. ] Wjlbor Richardson will leave next
Tuesday for Clifton Springs. N. Y, for further
treatment at the sanitorium. Mr. Richardson
will accompany her to Boston, returning home
the last of the week.
Mrs Haraden Pearl left Saturday night
for Rutland, VT, where she will be matron of
| honor at the marriage of h sister, Miss Edith
Montgomery, to DR.. Abbott Hutchinson of New
York, which will take place Thursday night,
February Is.
Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton of Chicago arrived
yesterday morning to spend a few days with
her father. Mr.. Edward Sibley, and is the guest
of Misses Mabel R. and Maude E. Mathews
Mrs. Hilton came east on business in connec-
ton with committee work at Wellesley College
Mrs Emma Knowton Kochersperger will
leave Boston this week to spend the remainder
of the winter in Florida. She will be joined
in Jacksonville by her sister, Mrs. Amy Knowl-
ton Pratt of Chicago, and later they will go to
Mrs. Kochersperger's home at Sea Breeze.
Mrs William H. Hall and daughter, Miss
Grace FL. Hall, will leave next Monday for
Maimi, Fla, where they plan to remain for
several months, having given up their trip to
| New Orleans, La. Miss E. Frances Abbott
will subs tute for Miss Hall in the free
library.
James Ellis Knowton of Swanville, whose
s0th birthday was celebrated Jan. 18th. was
born Jan. 1e, 1887, and married Miss Harriet
Marden of Monroe. June 6, 1856 Be enlisted
in the 10Th Regiment Company l, Oct 18th,
and was sick at Baton Rouge and mustered out
at Bangor Aug H. 1868. Last June Mr.. and
Mrs. Knowlton observed the 58th anniversary
of their marriage.
The many friends of Mrs. Emma robin Dick
ems of Camden will be panied to learn she is
confined to the house, the result of TALL on the
ice. One ankle was badly sprained. Mrs.
Dickens, who is the Grand Matron Of the Grand
Chapter. o. E. S., of Maine, has been attending
many installations in the State and had just
completed her duties. .a ,,.;.sss
The Woman's City Club of Boston observed
its publicity Night" at dinner given to the
press and other friends. Jan. oath, at which
various phases of newspaper work and the re-
lat;on of the press to women's clubs were dis
cussed. Among those present was Miss Kate
Lewis of the Boston Evening Record staff and
who for some years past has been engaged in
journalism in Boston.
| Miss Marguerite b. Owen went to Lynn,
Mass, last Friday to spend week with Misses
Helen and Anna Harrington. Among the
pleasant things she is anticipating during her
visit is concert in which Madam Evelyn Scot
ney and her husband Howard White will ap-
pear. They recently returned from a trip to
Madam Scotney's old home, Melbourne, Aus
trala. and are filing their Boston engage
ments before starting on 17-months tour of
the Pacific islands
Mrs. A. II. Hanscom of New York. who has
many friends in Belfast, sailed from New
York Jan. Goth for Tampa, where she will
spend several weeks with her daughter, whose
husband is l-cated in that city with Stone &
Webster Engineering Corporation of Boston,
Mr., and Mrs Hanscom have been in New
York for the past two years and have an apart
n mt at The Chelsea, Mr.. Hanscom holding a.
responsible position with Charles W. Morse.
Mrs Albert C. Burgess will return the last
of this week from an extended visit in Boston,
where she was called by the illness of her life
long friend, Mrs. Frank B. Wilson. Belfast
friends received word Sunday of Mrs. Will
sons DEATH She is very pleasantly remem-
bered here, where she had frequently visited.
She was formerly Miss Alice Ball of Boston.
She is survived by her husband, their two
daughters. Mrs. Ethel Haywood and Miss
Emily Wilson, and one sister, Mrs. Charles H. |
Cole, all of Boston.
A fine original poem was read by John Clair
Minot, native of Belgrade, and graduate of
Bowdoin college, class of 1896 at the formal
opening on Jan. 18th, Of the new clubhouse of
the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity in the r.
story building previously occupied by the Yale
Club at 30 West 44th street. New York City. |
Mr. Minot was for nearly IL years associate
editor of the Kennebec Journal. but for the
past eight years has been connected with the
Youths Companion. Among the after dinner
speakers was Rear Admiral Robert E. Psary Of
the BoWdoin class of 1877.