The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-10-09
PERSONAL.

M. L. Slugg was in Augusta Tuesday on
business.
Foster Pierce of Portland is visiting
his sister, Mrs John Collins, Union St.
Elijah Ritchie has been in Boston the
past week ON business.
Miss Katherine Pendleton of Islesboro
was the recent guest of Miss Doris Cliff
ford.
Dana B. Southworth and Albert C.
Wells have returned home from busi-
ness trip to New Y ork.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Smardon and
party of Portland were guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clay.
Mrs. V. A. Simmons will leave Thurs
day for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Edward M. Corliss of Plymouth, N. II.
Rev. and Mrs. George c. Boorn arrived
last Thursday from Portland and are at
their home in the Swift house. 80 Cedar
street.
Mrs. Ernest E. Mahoney of Medford,
Mass, is in Belfast called by the death
OF her grandmother, Mrs. Caroline w.
Walton.
Mrs. Charles H. Walden, Mrs. Bancroft
ii. Conant, Mrs. Adolph Rossbach and son
George went to Pitcher Pond Tuesday for
short visit
Miss Margaret E. Crockett has return
ed to Rockland after an extended visit
with her cousin, Miss Elizabeth A. Kel-
ley.
James c. Dexter and George Grotton.
employees at Mathews Brothers mill will
leave soon for Pasadena, Calf, where
they plan to locate. Mr. Dexter's family
will join him later
Cecil Clay, court stenographer fo,
Judge George L. Hanson, left Tuesday
Tor Bath to attend the fall session of the
Sasaddhoo county Supreme Judicia
Court.
Amos j. King of San Juan, P. R, is
expected here this week to Join Mrs
King and little son Spencer in a visit
with relatives, after which his wife anc
son will accompany him home
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodbridge o.
Somerville, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M
/ nf
Walker of Warren, Me, were guests las
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman S. Dons
hue.
Messrs. c. o. Poor, W. F. Bean AM
Walter S. Perry returned last Thursday
from very pleasant visit at The Pine
on Lake Ouantabacook. Mr.. Perry lef
Friday for his home in Grand Forks, N
Dakota, after visit with Belfast rela
tives.
/ Tolman H. Fernald, formerly of Bel
fast, now pastor of the Baptist church a
Sonth Parsontield, has been the CUES
several days cf his sister, Mrs. W. B
Curtis. He came to attend the recen
meetings of the Baptist State Convcn
tion in Augusta.
Rev, Father Timothy J. O'Mahone,
has returned from Somersworth, N. H.
where he offciated at the marriage of hi
cousin, Stephen Stacey and Miss Nor
O'Connel. MIR. Stacey has been fre
Quent guest of Father O'Mahoney at tn
parsonage on Court street.
Capt Frank L. Dow, Commander O
the American Hawaiian S. S. 'Towan,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting his broth
er, John l.. Dow He has Just been dis
charged from the service, having bee
commander in the U. S. Navy for tn
past two years. He has brought home il
the past eight months 1858 troops.
Miss Marian Knowlton, who was call
ed home by the recent death of he
mother, Mrs. Edward H Knowlton, lef
Tuesday to resume her duties in the Wa
and Navy department at Washington, [
Z. Frank Scheufele of Natick, Mass
who came to attend Mrs Knowlton's flu
neral, returned home last Saturday.
Clarence E. Chapman arrived hom
last Friday to spend ten days furlouq
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John F
Chapman. He is in the regular army an
is now attached to the Headquarters c.
of the 18th Infantry at Camp Merritt
New Jersey. He enlisted some time be
fore the war and recently returned fror
Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F. Hanson lef
Wednesday to spend the winter at thei
fruit farm in Fort Pierce, Fla. The
have been at their summer home O
Northport avenue since early spring. MI
x. II. Cassens, who has also been her
the past season conducting a branch of
flce of the Eastern Illustrating Co. O
Phoenix Row, will join his family a
. i Fort Pierce lafar in bo