The Republican journal., 1919-10-23
PERSONAL.

MIS-. Annie Weeman is spending the
week with relatives in Portland
| Mrs. William P. Plummer of Albion
was in Belfast several days recently visit
ing friends.
Mrs. j. S. Hazeltine and daughter Edith
of Pittsfield are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Rogers
Mrs. L. W. Vinal of Vinalhaven re-
turned Monday from a visit with Mrs.
Joseph Tyler.
Mrs. Ada E. Wildes was called to Lynn,
Mass, last Thursday by the illness of her
nephew, Harry Bagley.
Mrs. William B. Getchel and friends
of Augusta spent few days the past
week at her cottage on the Cottrell shore
Messrs. H. L. Woodcock and John l..
Dow have returned from two weeks
fishing trip at the formers camp in Bing-
ham.
Miss Emma NJ. Wording left Thursday
for Waltham, Mass, where she will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F.
French.
Mrs. Frances H. Murch has been able
! to ride out recently after being confined
to her home on Bridge street for two
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G, Ingersoll and
little son Henry of Harmony have been
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs Robert P,
Coombs.
Mrs. L. W. Howard and daughter Mil
dred of Montville were guests of her
sister, Mrs. Frank Howard, several days
last week.
Arthur c. Bahrt arrived recently from
Detroit, Mich, to spend short time with
his family before going to Miami, Fla,
! for the winter.
Henry NJ Mudgett has returned from
two weeks trip to New York and Ros-
ton. He was the guest in the former
city of Harold Hollingshead.
Miss Elizabeth kittredge left Friday
afternoon for Castine to spend few days
with Miss Caroline Walker, daughter OF
Hon and Mrs. William A. Walker
/ Mrs. B. O. Norton and Mrs. C. W. Jen-
( nys returned Sunday from visits in Jones
port and Milbridge. In the latter place
Mrs Norton was the guest Of Mrs. Leroy
Strout, formerly of Belfast,
Mr.. and Mrs L. C. Putnam have re-
turned home from weeks visit in Dix
mont. They were accompanied to Bel
fast by Mrs. Fl. P. Putnam, who will
remain for ar extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Montefore of Wat
erville, formerly Of Belfast, called or
friends here Saturday while on their way
home from Temple Heights, where Mrs
Montefiore has spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. jerks of Provi,
dence, r. l., who have been visiting Mrs
/ jerks parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. L. iay-
er, left Thursday for North Hampton, n
H., where they will visit before returning
home.
Frank r. Wiggin of Newport, formerly
treasurer of the Waldo Trust Company
spent a few days the past week at hi!
cottage near Little River. He was ac-
companied by his son Rudolph, who il
serving his second enlistment in tht
u. S. N.
Mrs Sarah 2. BoynCon, Mr.. ana Mrs
George E. Worth of Freedom, Mrs, Cor;
Whitney of Rockport, Mrs. Jess Peabody
DR.. and Mrs A. W Peabody of Thomas
ton, Mrs. Fred Lawry of VinalhaveI
were in Belfast the past week, callet
by the funeral of George w. Frisbee.
Louis A. Freedman of this city, a sen
ior at Bates College, has been electet
president of the Politics Club, The Lew
lston journal of Oct. 18th says of thi
club: THE Politics club has alway
since its founding been one of the mos
enterprising societies on the Bates cam
pus, Composed of men actively engag- 4
in debating, the study of Government
and Economics, the Politics club has al
ways fulfilled a great need in discussing
and analysing the most important of th
great questions of the day" Mr. Freed
man is member of the College Gle,
Club, is manager of the Athletic Associa
ton and is chairman of the industria
committee of the Y. NJ c. A.