The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-10-04
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Sadie Clark spent the past week
In Rockland visiting friends
Miss Nellie j. Trussell of Searsport is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. George G. Wardwell returned Fri
day from visit with relatives in Castine.
j. Lee Patterson of Lubec was here
last Sunday with his wife and little son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Fogg left Mon
day for their annual visit in Boston and
Brockton, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Smyth of Boston
spent Sunday at their summer home ON
Northport avenue
Mr.. and Mrs George Trussell returned
Saturday night from visits in Port and,
Old Orchard and Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Percival have re-
turned to their home in Portland after
visiting in Belfast and Camden.
Mrs. Benjamin Hodgdon of East Booth
bay has been the guest the past week of
Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Martin.
! Mr. and Mrs VIM. l.. Hewes of Ger
mantown, Pa, left Monday after a visit
with their aunt Mrs Bradford P Gard
ner.
Mrs. George o. Scott and Mrs. Naude
c. Sheldon of Roxbury, Mass, arrived
recently to visit their mother, Mrs. Hart
son Clark.
| Mr. and Mrs Fred V. Cottrell left Sat-
urday for Boston, where they will spend
the winter with Mrs. CottrelPs brother,
DR.. Charles P. Bean.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Hartman of
Bath were in Belfast Monday on visit.
They made the trip to Charles former
home to celebrate the 25th anniversary of
their marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Frost left last Sum
day by auto for Presque Isle to attend the
annual meeting of the United Baptist
State Convention of which Mr.. Frost
is the president.
Mrs Sarah r. Pierce and Mrs. Essie
/ L Vail iClb uCSdoS W Ninlt lNCN' anu
Mrs Fred L. Payson of Newfield, N, H.
| Later Mrs. Carrie will go to Boston for
her fall and winter goods.
Mrs. Smith B. Bunker and little grand
son John of East Orland have been guests
| the past week of Miss Minnie A Shaw.
/ Mr. Bunker arrived Saturday for a short
visit and to accompany them home.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Ryder of Bos-
ton left Saturday for a short visit in
Thomaston, after spending few days
with Belfast friends. Mrs. Ryder will
return to Belfast for the Belfast fair
week.
William B. Williamson of Augusta was
/ in Belfast last Friday on business. Mr.
Williamson recently enlisted and was
stationed at Plattsburg, but in the final
examination failed on account of physical
disability.
Mrs. Herbert A Drinkwater and daugh-
ters Dorothy and Margaret will leave
later in the week for Newport, R. L.,
where they will make their home with
Mr. Drinkwater who has a government
position there.
Mrs James Ainslee and little son.
James Jr, of Fort Fairfield, formerly of
Searsport, returned home Monday after a
visit with her sister, Miss Nina NJ Val
entine, superintendent of the Waldo
County Hospital
Mrs. j, E. Hayes and little daughter
Margaret Virginia, left Friday to visit
relatives in Westwood, N. j. They were
accompanied to Rockland by Mr. Hayes
and on their return will be accompanied
by Mrs. Hayes mother, Mrs. Gustason,
Willard A. johnson, accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. James Allen of Lewis
ton, left recently TO visit his SCH, Arthur
N. johnson of Brockton, Mass. All went
to Aver, Mass, Sunday to visit Alton N.
johnson, who left Belfast Sept. 10Th
with the drafted men and is now sta ION
ed at Camp DeVenS.
Miss Isabel CHM left last Thursday to
attend the Music Festival in Bangor.
She left there Sunday for Boston en- route
to the Brockton fair and a visit 10 the
training camps at Aver. On her return
she will attend the meetings of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs in Port
land.
Allen l.. Curtis Division Commander
of the Maine Sons of Veterans, with
Frank O. Whiting Allen D. Webber, Fred
A. Seward, Charles NJ. Young and Viii
liam A. johnson, all of A f. Clark Camp,
S. of ", were guests Wednesday even
ing, Sept Goth, OF Camp Pell Clason OF
Gardiner at a special campfire.
Miss Alice p. Poor left Wednesday for
Boston to take a course at Simmons COL
lege in the Educational and Indus. rial
Union to become an educational lnstruc-
tor of salesmanship in High and continu-
alton schools, that is becoming popular
with college graduates as it offers rather
unusual opportunities for advancement
Seven of the Boston stores cooperate: