The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-03-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Amy Sprague is spending few weeks
st her home in East Orland.
Miss Florence West of Warren is th CUES
OF her uncle. DR.. W. L. West
Miss Mildred Tibbetts is in Corinpa for
two weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Phoebe Cross left Tuesday to visit
friends in Boston and Lowell. Mass.
Charles F. Shaw returned home last Friday
from few weeks visit in Miami, Fla.
Ralph L. Cooper was in Boston the past
week on business and pleasure trip.
Carl Casner has returned from two weeks
vacation spent with his parents in Waldoboro.
B. o. Norton went to Boston Monday on
business.
Raymond Young is spending the two weeks
school vacation with relatives in Skowhegan.
Herbert A. Drinkwater has gone to New
port, R. l., where he has employment as ma
chinist.
Mrs. Lewis Pollard returned to Waterville
Monday from few days visit with Mrs. Rob.
ert P. Coombs.
Mrs. John c. Pilsbury went to Boston Mon-
day for few weeks visit with friends in that
city and vicinity.
U. S. Senator Bert M. Fernald is at his home
in South Poland to remain until the meeting
of the special session of Congress-
Mrs. Annie S. Dow will leave in few days
for an extended visit with her nephew, Rev.
Hosea W. Rhoades, in Rochport.
Harry M. Prentiss returned Tuesday from
Brewer. where he was called by the death Of
his mother, Mrs. M. G. Prentss.
Mrs. Frank L. Towle has returned home
from a three months visit her daughter, Miss
Isabel N. Towle, a teacher in the Barnum school
of Bridgeport, Conn.
Norman Dyer of Franklin was recent
guest of Roland E. Stevens. who is spending 6.
two weeks vacation with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. William F. Stevens
Miss Marian R. Waterman will arrive to-
morrow, Friday, from Colby College to spend a
two weeks vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John R. Waterman.
Miss Margaret Eaton went to Gardiner last
Friday to spend few days with her mother,
Mrs. Charles B. Eaton, who is spending few
weeks there with relatives.
| Representative Edwin C. Holbrook of Brooks
was member of the legislative party enter
tanned at dinner last Thursday evening at Aus
gusta by Gov. and Mrs. Miiken.
Miss Blanche Jennys will arrive the last Of
the week from the U. of M. for the Easter
cess, and will be the guest of her parents, DR..
and Mrs C. w. Jennys, Cedar street.
! Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clements returned home
Tuesday from vacation trip to Florida. They
also visited their daughter, Miss Louise Glenn
ents. student at the Abbott school, in Boston.
| Mrs. Cecil Clay arrived last Thursday from
Boston, where she had been for several weeks,
to visit Belfast relatives and friends Mr..
Clay came over from Augusta to spend Sum
day.
| Mrs. Mary B. Mitchell of Roxbury. Mass,
who had been in East Belfast for some time
on account of the illness of her mother. Mrs.
E S. Bowen, was called home last Thursday
by family cares.
! ".
Washington, D. c., very soon. Capt Patter-
son has applied for several months leave and
if he gets it they will come to their summer
home in Rockport
Miss Marian Heal left March 18th for a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs, Ira M. Cobe in
New York. Her mother, Mrs. A. S. Heal. ac-
companied her as far Boston, where she
will spend several days with her daughter,
Miss Louise Heal
Two Knox county boys, Edward c. Moran,
Jr., of Rockland, and Ernest c. Fuller of
Union, are among the 33 seniors at Bowdoin
who were recently chosen to write competi-
tive theses for commencement. There are 81
students in the class.
Miss Lois Holway, Vassar, 'l6, has been ap~
pointed assistant Instructor in physiology at
Vassar, to begin her duties with the new col
lege year. She has been teaching IN the Ma
chias High school, She is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 6. III. Holway of Machias.
Miss Bessie Sprowl. who is attending the
Eastern Maine State Normal School i'll Cas-
tine, arrived trd.y for a short visit and left
| later TO VlSlC ner parents III AppleIOn DuS
was accompanied by her sister. Miss Ada
Sprowl of Belfast, who returned here Monday.
Fred o. Fuller, commercial traveller who
frequently visits Belfast, and is personal
friend of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jones of the
Windsor Hotel. was here last week and gave
his friends an illustrated account of delight
full trip of himself and wife to Honolulu. II. |.
Mrs. A. H. Hanscom of New York, who has
many friends in Belfast, recently returned
from a six weeks visit in Tampa, Fla, where
she wss the guest of her daughter, Mrs Jack
Fuller. Mr.. Fuller is in the empty of the
Stone & Webster Engineering corporation of
Boston.
Misses Mabel A. and Margaret NJ. Craig,
students at Mount Holyoke College. will not
come home for the Easter vacation Mabel
will visit her uncle Frank A Starre.t, in
Springfield, and Margaret will remain at the
college to play as guard in the basket hall team
which is to play with team from DR.. Dudley
| D Sargent's school in Cambri ige.