The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-12-18
PERSONAL.

Walter L Lyons is spending vacation
in Hallowell and vicinity.
Charles S. Marsano has returned from
business trip to Dexter and vicinity.
Miss Louise R. Clement has been visit
ing relatives in Waterville the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce were in
Bath recently on business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. Fannie Elwell of Saturday Cove
has returned home from a visit in Ban
gor
Mrs. l. B. Mower of Waterville arrived
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Amos
Clement.
Mrs. Ella T Mowry is spending few
weeks with Mrs. C. j. Pattee and son,
Dana S. Pattee.
Everett F. Morse Of Harvard College
will arrive Friday to visit relatives in
Belfast and Liberty.
Rev. and Mrs Alfred c. Elliott of
Newport were guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. C. Hill.
Mrs. William G. Thompson of New
York is spending few weeks at her cot
tage at Kelley's Cove.
Edward Evans has been in Bangor the
past few days to attend the Maine State
SeSeioo
Belfast relatives have received word of
the arrival at Kingston, Jamaica, of Mr.
and Mrs Bradbury F. Gushing.
Miss Alice L. Locke has returned to
her home in Portland after short visit
at the home of Mrs. c. j. Pattee.
Evan F Wilson of the U. of NJ. will ar
rive Saturday to spend the holiday vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. l.
Wilson.
Mrs. E. E. West will leave this week
to visit her daughters, Mrs W. C. French
of New Britain, Conn, and Miss S. Edith
West OF Washington D. c.
MIR, and Mrs. Frank u. Towie Of East
/ Belfast have moved TO the Fred W. Pote
house on Church street for the winter
Mr.. Pote will live with them.
Miss Ruth Knight, student at Wheat
on College, Norton, Mass, will arrive
Saturday to spend the holidays with bel
mother, Mrs. Sarah F. Knight,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Weloh hav,
returned home from Bath, where the
former has been IN government employ
They have taken house on Union street
Raymond o. Young, a student at tn,
Annapolis Naval Academy. will arriv,
tomorrow, Friday to spend the holiday
with lis parents, Mir. and Mrs. Roy f
Young,
Chief Gunners mate Rudolph H. Wig
gin Of the U. S. s. 90 is spending
fu.ough with his father, Frank X. Wig
gin in Newport, and will also visit friend
in Belfast
Miss AVIS NJ. Morrison Of Springfield
Mass, will arrive Saturday to spen'
Christmas with her mother Mrs. Clar
A. Morrison. at the home of her daughter
Mrs Clyde B. Holmes.
MIR. and Mrs f, ". keech of Lowell
Mass, announce the engagement of thei
daughter Erma L., to Seavey A Piper o
Troy, Me Their marriage will tax
place in the near future.
Miss Alma F. Colby of Brockton, Mass
formerly of Belfast, recently underwen
an operation for mastoid abscess at th
Eye and Ear Inilrmary, Charles stree
Boston She is gaining and will soon b
able to leave the hospital
Dr. w. D. Barron, D. D. H, P of Can
den, DR.. James A. Rlchan, P. G. H. P. {
Rockland and II. c. Allen of the Hon
Insurance Company were in Belfast las
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Gil
ford j. Pattee, P. G. II. P.
, The engagement of Miss Evelyn FlaE
ders, eldest daughter of MIR. and MIR
Ralph l.. Flanders of Brookline, Mass
summer residents of Northport, to Snel
ing Salter Robinson, is of interest to II
, many friends of the family in this cit.
She is a graduate of Vassar and mo-
, attractive girl.
Earl Dickey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cha
O. Dickey of East Northport, who re
signed as postmaster at Bayside to ent,
government work at the Fore Riv,
Yards, is now a member of the Bosto
police force, having passed very SUE
, cessful examination in both the physici
and civil service tests.
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