The Republican journal., 1922-03-02
PERSONAL


of Mrs. w. A. Nichols.
Henry M. Mudeett left last week tc
spend a few days in Boston.
Mrs. W. H. Whitman has returned
from visits in Boston and vicinity.
William Steale of Castine was busi-
ness caller in town last Wednesday.
Miss Isabel CHM left Wednesday to
spend few weeks in New York and Bos-
ton.
/ Miss Marian A. Greer left Wednesday
for visits in W Worc ester, Lowell and Bos-
ton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren A. Nichols have
returned from brief visit with relatives
in Dixmont.
Mr.. j. N. Holt of Hampden Highlands
is spending the week with his daughter,
Mrs Elijah Ritchie.
Mrs. Leighton Coombs and Mrs. J. M.
Vogell of Castine were in Belfast recent
ly on shopping trip.
Miss Daisy F. Miller of S. arsmont has
been in Belfast the past few days visiting
Mrs. George Weymouth.
Mrs Mial Perkins and Miss Vivian
Witham of Castine were in Belfast last
Thursday on shopping trip.
Mrs. Arthur w. Morse returned Thurs
day from Lewiston, where she accompa.
MED Mr.. Morse, to attend the Shriners'
ball.
Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm D. Ellington of
Portland arrived recently to visit the lat :
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis A.
Brown.
Miss Elizabeth A. Marsano, a teacher
in the Quincy, Mass, schools, has been
spending the past week with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Marsano.
Frank B. Condor of Augusta, formerly
of Belfast. has been here several days the
past week in the interest of the candidacy
of Hon. Ernest L. Mclean of Augusta
the Democratic candidate for Congress in
the thirddistrict.
Miss Louise H. Ferg uson left Orlando,
Fla, Monday to attend the millinery
openings in New York and plans to reach
home next Wednesday. Misses Loula A
Mason and Elizabeth A. Kelley will re-
main in Orlando mother month.
The many friends in Belfast of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Reed Tarbox of Fryeburg
will regret to learn of the illness of the
former. He was suddenly stricken in
Boston Oct. on their return from Indi-
annapolis and has been confined to the
house all winter. Doctors diagnosed the
case as weakness of the heart muscles"
which has necessitated perfect quiet.
Ms c. Wesley Lockwood of Fiskdale,
Mass, who was very critically i'll at the
Tapley hospital several weeks, is gaining
/ rapidly now and is planning to be moved
later in the week to the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Collins, Miller
street. The case was most unusual and
has attracted great deal of attention as
it was thought at first that she could not
possibly live through the operation.
! Miss Clara, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Hammons, was in Waterville
for three days the past week dancing
afternoons and event ngs at the Auto
Show. A Waterville correspondent says
of her:
"Miss Hammons is dainty little miss
who has quite repertoire. This includes
an overall dance, her costume being big
straw hat and overalls; the Pierrette,
when she wore black net with big yell
low chrysanthemums, Spanish dance,
Scotch dance, the ballet and a sailor
dance, all in appropriate costume"
Miss Millie E. Mitchell, who has been
spending the winter at Bradentown, Fla.
in company with Mrs. Annie Parker
Pitcher, writes that they are enjoying
the season in that beautiful place, but
plan to leave early in March for Ocala
for a visit. Miss Mitchell says she
would like to have her Belfast friends
have some of the cherries that are ripe
now. The orange trees are in bloom
strawberries are selling at 80 cents pc r
box and the knockers" are singing their
sweet song.