The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-03-03
PERSONAL


weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Fred G. Spinney left Monday to
attend the millinery openings in Boston.
j. Leslie Colby is now able to be down
town after his serious illness with Dneu-
n1onia.
W. Z. French returned to Waterfalls
Friday after spending several weeks in
Belfast.
Robert Wilson left recently for a short
visit with his mother, Mrs. Merton Will
son, in Barton, vt.
Misses katherine E. Brier and Mildred
Sanborn left Tuesday to attend the Bos-
ton millinery openings.
Mrs. VIM. E. Weshe was called to Ban.
gor Friday by the illness of her husbands
sister, Mrs. Lena Weshe SWEET.
Mrs. Dana Clements of WateryiEIe ar-
rived recently to visit her sister, Mrs.
Oscar B. Wilkins, Miller street.
Herbert R. Dickey of Bangor was in
Belfast Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his grandfather, Almeron Dickey.
Miss Minnie Palmer Talbot and dsuph..
ter Augusta of Camden have been guests
I the past week of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w,
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan NJ. Howes were in
Bangor Monday for the day and to at.
tend the Bangor Boston basket bail
game
Mrs. David L. Wilson returned to Bath
Saturday, after brief visits with Mrs,
Charles E. Owen and Mrs. Berpes O.
Norton.
| Dana B. Southworth and Albert c.
Wells left Monday for business trip to
Boston in the interest of the Southworth
clothing store.
Miss Gayle Ryder, R. N, for some
time assistant superintendent at the WAL
do County Hospital, left Monday for her
home in Islesboro.
Mrs. c. Wesley Lockwood and little
son Wray of Fiskdale, Mass, arrived
Tuesday to visit her parents, M and
Mrs Michael Collins.
| Misses Ruth Leeman and Clara Ed
mu Ids of Liberty, seniors in the Belfast
High school, spent Sunday in Burnham,
guests of Mr., and Mrs Charles E. Sher~
man.
Miss Sarah NJ. Preston is spending q
short vacation from her duties az the
Telephone Central with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William G. Preston, Lincoln
vile Avenue.
Miss Octavia Mitchell, for some weeks
patient at the Waldo County Hospital,
where she had been treated for a trac~
tured leg, returned to her home In Troy
last Saturday.
I Mrs. Herman II. Coombs will -aturr
+ Thursday night from attending the mil
linery openings in Boston and will be ac~
companed home by her mIlllner, Miss
+ Minnie Patterson.
Charles E. BickneIl of Rockland was il
Belfast several days recently, the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Norman A, Read
| lie came to attend the funeral Of JOSEPH
Ellis of South Brooks.
| Misses Helen Wescott and Ruth Llus-
more have returned from Fairfield, where
they were guests several days Of Miss
Edith, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Frank
A Knowlton, formerly of Belfast
/ Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur w. Morse were H.
! Lewiston the past week to attend the
Shriners ball. Mrs. Morse has returned
home, but Mr. Morse continued or ms
regular trip for Thompson's Mfg CO
{ William A. Faunce of Toledo, Ohio.
arrived Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs.
| Abbie Faunce Swan He was acc0mpa~
MED by his son, Arthur Faunce Of De-
| troit, Mich, They plan to spend week
or ten days here.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson, who has
been spending vacation at St, Peters
burg and Crescent City, Fla, is nO~' il
New York selecting her millinery and af-
ter short visit in Boston will ret-rn
home in few days.
Miss Elizabeth MarSano, teacn=r II
/ the Quincy, Mass, public schools, aEIlV-
| ed Saturday fo1 a short visit Wit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G, b. Marsano,
/ this former recently returning from ar
extended trip to his Old home in ltat:,
| Miss Alice E Aborn has returned trum
| Rockport, where she has been seVe-.
months, and Monday resumed her 6atl-s
in the suit and garment departme@L If
James H Howes. She has taken rooms
with her cousin, Miss Emma NJ, Word
! ing, Charles street.