The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-11-28
PERSONAL

Miss Lillian H. Knowlton returned
Friday from short visit in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph R. Head of Isle
au Haut are visiting relatives in this
city.
Fred w. Seavey of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
is spending week with his father, Geo.
C. Seavey.
Mrs. Clifford j. Pattee left recently
for Portland to visit her aunt, Mrs
Nathaniel Haskell ~
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Pearl returned
to Bangor Tuesday after few days visit
with Charles S. Field.
Miss Margaret C. Logan left Saturday
for few days visit in Bath, where she
was the guest of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Blaisdell returned
Friday from Bangor. where they attended
the Maine Music Festival.
Mrs George l.. Bowman has closed her
home on Congress street and Joined Mr..
Bowman in Boston for the winter.
Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley left Wednes-
day for an indefinite visit with her aunt,
Mrs. D. c. Weeks of Wollaston, Mass.
Miss Helen Keech, Mrs A. F. Wood
and son Philip have been in Madison for
visit with their sister, Mrs. Walter
Rowell.
Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens left last week
for Portland to visit her sister, Mrs.
George F. Reynolds, and attend the
Maine Music Festival.
Austin Jewett arrived last Saturday
from the U. of NJ, where he is taking
short electrical course, to attend the
funeral of Mr.. H. M. Bennett
Ralph A. Peavey spent few days in
Bangor the past week before leaving for
his winter home in Dallas, Texas, where
he will join his mother and sister, Mrs.
M. F. and Evelyn L. Peavey
Belfast friends of Rev. and Mrs. j.
Wilbor Richardson have received word
that Mr. Richardson has taken charge of
Baptist church at Weston, Mass. Mrs.
Richardson is in New York, but expects
to join him next week.
Alphonso Ritchie arrived home Tues
day night from Dayton, Ohio, where he
has been employed as government chief
electrician. After a short visit with his
parents he will 60 to Bath, where he has
employment as electrician at the Bath
Iron Works.
Mrs Lola Pearson Sherman has re-
turned from ten weeks visit in Boston
and vicinity, where she has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs Ralph Griffin in
Waban, also spending some time with
her brother, G. M. Pearson in Medford,
and her sister, Mrs. Lillian P. Gray in
Somerville.
Miss Hazel L. Wilson, R. N, returned
last Thursday to her duties at the Corey
Hill Hospital, Brookline. Mass. She
came home to care for her brother How
ard E. Wilson, who was recently operat-
ed on at the Waldo County Hospital.
While here she contracted influenza
which was followed bv pneumonia.
Mrs Herbert H. Stevens and little
son, Herbert, H. Jr., and her mother,
Mrs. Amelia Allen, are in Marlboro,
Mass, where they will spend Thanks
giving Mr.. Stevens, who is in the
service in Washington, d, c., Joined
/ them for the day. He has resigned and
/ expects soon to return to his duties as
superintendent of Leonard & Barrows'
| shoe factory.
/ Mrs. Horace Boughton of Washington,
+ D. c., who came to Belfast with the re-
mains of her brother, Fred M. Thomas
of Boston, left Thursday for short visit
at Glen Cove on her return home. Mrs
Boughton was educated at the Charles
town, Mass, Seminary and at the age OF
20 married General Boughton of Civil
War fame and has for the past As years
resided in Washington, d. G..