The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-01-09
PERSONAL.

LII ~ 4 W 1l%s
City Marshal and Mrs. M. R. Knowl-
ton left recently for few days visit in
Boston.
Thomas P. Mathews of Waterville and
Liberty is the guest of his uncle, Thds.
W. Pitcher
l. L. Wilbahd of Thomaston, formerly
of this city, has been spending a few
days here with friends.
Mrs. Herbert H. Stevens has returned
from Gardiner, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Edward E. Ellis.
MIS-. William j. Heal and daughter,
F'lossie A. Heal, left Wednesday to live
in Everett, Mass, with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis PENNINGTON of
Washington, D. c., arrived Monday for a
few days visit with Mrs. William Veazie
Pratt.
Joseph H. Perkins and Trueman F.
Roberts have the past week enlisted in
Company F., of the Third Infantry of
this city.
Capt. William V. Pratt arrived Mon
day from Washington, D. c., having re-
Gently returned from the trip abroad in
President Wilson's party
Miss Wilda Vose returned to Norwood,
Mass, last week, after spending the holi-
day vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Vose, Northport avenue,
Mrs Nellie Crosby Knowlton and
daughter Marian of Camden returned
home Tuesday, after having been called
here by the death of Chas. H. Crosby
Mrs. A. w. Heating and Mrs. H. Fl.
Carter left Tuesday for short visit in
Boston, where they were joined by Mrs.
Ira M. Cobe, who is spending the winter
in New York
George H. Gray and Harold Walton
have been spending nine days furlough
at their homes in Belfast and returned
L utSudy W Sdilp DcNtllS 10 IcSuile LllSll
duties as provost guard military police
Miss Caroline D. Havener of Portland,
who is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Cecil
Clay, has been quite i'll for the past week
from quinsy sore throat, and is now suf-
fering from severe attack of rheuma-
tism.
Lieut.. Donald S. Clark is now located
in Tours, France, where he is connected
with a radio school at the Second AVA
tion Instruction Centre He writes that
he expects to get home by the first of
March.
Mr.. and Mrs Earle l., Curtis are in
Brookline, Mass, for the remainder of
the winter and have taken apartments on
Naples Road. Mr.. Curtis has a position
with F. E. Wing, the New England dis
tributor of the Marmon cars.
Ensign Stephen C. Clement, who has
been at home on short leave of absence,
left last Friday for Danbury, Conn,
"lClS 1S 10 W lNSulliC Ills pOSIIlUu DIS liz
structor in the State Normal School,
having taught there last year.
Private Albert Miller of the 42nd In
fantry at Camp Upton, New York, and
Private James F. Page of Camp Deyens,
have been spending the past week at
home on furloughs from the service,
They are expecting an early discharge
Mrs. S. A. Kerkin returned to her
home in Boston last Friday, after three
months stay with her son, VIM. T. ker-
kin, who is at present recovering from
severe attack of influenza at the home
of MI and Mrs, Wallace Sprague Mr..
Kerkin is gaining rapidly under the treat
ment of DR.. F. c. Small
Lieut.. Wilbur o. Colby who has been
at Little Rock, Ark, for several months,
has been released from service and with
his wife and infant daughter, Alma Flora,
who have been with him, has returned
to his home in this city, with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Palmer.
He will return to the Palmer store where
he had been clerk before entering the
service.
Mrs. John w. Jones left last week on
an extended pleasure trip south and west,
In Boston she joined her nephew, W. S.
Mitchell and wife, then went to New
York, where they were Joined by her
sister, Mrs. Eta S. Mitchell The party
sailed on the steamer "Mornus" for New
Orleans, La, where they Will spend few
days with Mrs. Jones' son, Linwood s.
Jones. who came from Central America
1 to New Orleans on business. They will
, later 60 by train to Los Angeles and San
Diego, Calf, for the remainder of the
winter.