The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. B, Marsano returned Monday from "a
visit with friends in Rumford.
Miss Della D. KnowIton has returned from "a
months visit with friends in Wilton.
Mrs Charles P. Hazeltine returned Monday
from few weeks visit in Boston and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Bramhall returned
Tuesday night from two weeks visit in Ros-
ton.
Mrs. F. L. Harlow of Brewer has been the
guest for several days of Mrs. Clarence E..
Read
Mr and Mrs. George Wardwef are spending
the week in Castine with their daughter, Mrs.
Stephen Cash.
Hon. William T. Cobb of Rockland uas q
visitor last Thursday in Augusta and passed a
portion of the day at the State House,
Miss Blanche Jennys, student at the Uni
versity of Maine, spent Sunday with her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs Charles W. Jennys.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Bowman returned
to Boston last Friday after short visit with
their cousin, Miss Abbie Poor, Union street,
Mrs. Alice Washburn and daughter Sadie
went to Belfast last week, where they will
pass the remainder of the winter.-Madison
Bulletin.
Mrs. Frank s. Pierce, who is spendig the
winter at the Lowder in Bangor, visited her
mother, Mrs John Montgomery in Bucksuort
last week
Mrs. N. Houston Small has returned from a
ten days visit in Bangor, where she was
called by the death of her auut, Mrs. M. M,
Fitzgerald.
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Snow of Bucksport an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Margaret Louise, to Parker Spofford Kennedy
of Bucksport.
Mrs. +. Richard Crocker of Fort Kent has
been the guest for several days of MIR, and
Mrs. E. M. Crocker. She was called to Bangor
by the death of an aunt
Mrs. William L. Cook returned Monday from
North Conway, N. H., where she spent seyera,
days with her sister, Miss Frances A. Sargent,
teacher in the public schools.
Donald 5. Clark re turned last Saturday to
his studies at the Institute of Technology.
Boston, after spending a week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Clark,
AT the recent district meeting of the Won-
ans Foreign Missionary Society of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church in Thomaston Mrs, J
Frank Rich Of Glencove was elected president,
Charles D. Wood of Orono, Rev A. E. Luce
OF old Town and Rev Oscar Smith of Bangor
m embers of the board of trustees of the E, M,
Y. SEMINARY, were in Bucksport last week or
business
Miss lnez jackson of Morrill,, teacher in
the public schools of North Conway. N. H
returned home Monday on account of illness
and her sister, Miss Amy Jackson, is substitut-
ing for her.
Alphonso Ritchie, who is in the electrical
depa rtment of the U. S. S. Virginia. now ont
of commission at the Charlestown NAVY Yard
arrived yesterday to visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Elijah Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement left Portland
last Sunday night for Florida, where they will
spend the remainder of the winter Mr.. Glenn
ent has just recovered from an operation in
the Maine General Hospital, Portland.
Frank c. Ferguson CT New York City. who
has been attending the University of Maine.
left Bangor last Friday for his home and to.dav
will enter Columbia University. He was a
member of the Junior class at Maine.
Miss Hazel Hunt OF Burnham underwent
surgical treatment last Frioay morning. at the
Augusta General hospital, the operation being
successful, and the condition Of The patient
Was reported that evening AS good.
Mrs. Henry q. lngersoll, nee Miss Gertrude
Coonos, VINO mas been Spending the week in
Harmony since leaving Belfast, wne. she
spent Two Weeks with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert 2. Coombs, has returned 10 her
home in Portland
Elmer A. Sherman returned Monday from q
trip 10 Boston anu Providence Mrs >paro,o,,
remained Ill Boston unLn Tuesday and r.rur,.-
ed home tnat night. acc 1m panied by Ms AL
pert u burgess, VINO had been Boston for
several weeks
MIS-. Augusta Frederick, Miss Mary E.
owen and Charles W. Frederick viii l-ay. for
the South early next week. They plan spepd-
Ing a few days at Palm Beach. with longer
visits in Daytona and St Augustine ana the
usual spring visit in Washington,
Miss Clara B Keating left Tuesday for a
lew weeks visit in Maiden, Mass. where she
Will be the guest of Miss Dorothea Sars-ot. a
member OF the Northport Country Clup. She
Will also visit her aunt. Miss Annie nj. knowl-
ton, In Aliston, and other friends IN Boston
Mrs, +. l.. Benner of Worcester. Mass Mrs.
Mary b. Cox of Liberty and Simon Braostreet
ol freedom were called to Belfast last FRIDAY
TO attend the funeral of their SISTER. N,s.
James ii. Perkins. Ansel Bfadstreet or free.
dom, brother, is in Florida for the wIu,ar on
account of i'll health
MRS. Charlotte Small of Burnham observed
her goth birthday. JAN 18th. MIS-. Small is
very smart and active for her years nd en-
Joys excellent health. aside from being troub
Led by lameness. Her daughter Mrs @ :, Nc-
Allster, resides with her to care for ber FL;
omati, son, who resides in Pittsfieid spent
the day with his mother in obseryapc. of her
birthday.
FRANK Pierce purser of the steamship Bell
1ast, Andrew Sides agent of the Bangor line AZ
Boston and William Tarbox, ticket agent. Ran
gor line. Boston. left Boston Feb, End for 3,
TRIP to Jacksonville. Mr.. Pierce stopped off in
Boston w edDe esdav and Cborl, Mo.L