The Republican journal., 1918-11-21
PERSONAL

Capt and Mrs. E. H. Colby of Sunset
arrived Saturday to visit Belfast relatives.
Edgar Kinesbury of Bath is spending
several weeks in this city, where he has
employment
Mrs. G. M. Lancey of Hartland arrived
recently to visit her daughter, Mrs. Nor
man S. Donahue
Miss Harriet N Wight left Friday to
visit her niece, Mrs. F. Wallace Chase of
Newtonville, Mass.
| Mrs. Annie B. Pitcher and Miss Millie
Mitchell attended the Maine Music Festi-
val in Bangor this week.
Misses Isabel CHM and Ella |. Smalley
went to Bangor Sunday to attend the
Maine Music Festival.
Miss Florence D. Chaples is spending
the week in Portland where she will at
| tend the Maine Music Festival.
Mrs. Georgia. S. Pendleton, who spent
the season in Belfast, has returned to
Newton, Mass, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen of Portland
visited their mother, Mrs. Fitz W. Pat
terson, SO Union street, last week.
Miss Katherine E. Pllsbury arrived
Tuesday from Rutland, Mass, and is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Wn. X. heene.
Mrs. Stephen S. l.. Shute and Miss
Katherine E. Brier went to Bangor Mon
day to attend the Maine Music Festival.
Mrs. Martin Patterson returned to East
Lynn, Mass, last Monday after visit
with Mrs. Robert Whitehead and family.
Miss Jennie Miller has closed her resi-
dence on Bridge street and will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman A.
Read.
Miss Maude Gammans left last Friday
to spend the winter in New York. She
will make short visit in Roxbury, Mass,
en- route.
DR.. Chas. Robinson of Norway is in
Belfast, called here by the illness of his
son, Harry Robinson, who has been sick
with influenza.
Mrs. Grace E. Pattershalll left Saturday
morning for Boston and will remain over
Thanksgiving with her son, Ross H. Pat
tershall and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Putnam are spend
ing few weeks in Roslindale, Mass, the
guests of their daughter, Mrs Thomas A.
Mitchell and family.
Mrs. Tileston Wadlin left Monday to
visit relatives in Lawrence, Mass. She
also plans to spend the remainder of the
winter with relatives in Morrill,
Mrs. Alice B. White of East Orland
and Mr.. Frank e. Bragg of Winterport
were in Belfast last Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Ellen A. Copeland
MIR. and Mrs. Austin W. Heating, Mrs.
H. H. Carter, with Clarence E. Read
chauffeur, left Friday for Boston, where
Mrs. Heating is under the treatment of a
specialist.
Mrs Mary c. Fessendon and Mrs Car
rie C. Pendleton who spent the summer
in Belfast, left Boston Tuesday for
visit in Stamford, Conn, before going to
New York
Fred W. Drew, formerly cook with
Company F, has been transferred from
Fort Ontario, N. Y, to Camp Devens
and writes friends here that the boys will
soon be sent home.
Rev. and Mrs LIB Mower of Watervlle
were the guests over Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Clement. Mr.. Mower occupied
the pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss Amy E. Stoddard left Monday
morning to attend the Maine Music Festi-
val in Bangor. While there she was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Proc
tor, formerly of this city.
Charles E. Knowlton returned Tuesday
from Rutland, Mass, where he spent the
season at his summer home, and will
spend the winter with his mother, Mrs.
l.. A. Knowlton, Miller street.
Mrs. E. D. Elms has returned from
, North Weymouth, Mass, where she has
been with her son Frank since the death
of his wife, and brought home with her
hertwo little grandsons, John and Edward.
Ned Goggins of Dover, N. H., assis.-
ant manager of the Aver, Mass, Western
Union, was recent guest of DR., Foster
C. Small MIR. Goggins was for short
time employed in the Belfast Office of
: that company.
Mrs Alice Whiddon Forsaith OF Everett,
Mass, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Rob-
ert P. Chase Mrs. Forsaith was recent
r ly called from Washington by the death
of her daughter, Mrs. Florence Forsaith
Fielding of Everett, Mass.
Samuel Adams was in Portland last
week to attend the State sessions OF the
Maine Odd Fellows. Thursday afternoon
he conducted the memorial for the late
John E. Bunker of Bar Harbor, Grand
Representative of the order.
Mrs. Elbridge S. Pitcher will leave to-
1 day, Thursday, to attend the Maine Music