The Republican journal., 1913-05-29
PERSONAL.

MISS Louise Hazetine went to Boston bv
the tuesday noon train for short visit
Gen. c. W. Tilden of Halowell was the puest
last week of Capt. George T, Osborne.
Miss Helen Sheldon of Boston is the quest
OF her mother. Mrs. Rose Cressey Sheldon.
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison spent the week.
end In Bingham with Miss Marifn Hazelt;ne
Donald s. Clark will leave today, Thursday
10 visit kenney A. Burgess at Phillips Exeter
Mrs. Arthur W. Morse spent the weekend
with her husband at the Bangor House. BANGOR
alter Whitehead and j. +. Thombs returned
last week from vacation trip to Boston and
New York
MT. and Mrs. Jacob Eames and son Andreu,
OF Searsport were recent guests of Relfas+
relatives.
Carl Gray of Bowdoin Medical College was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Simmons
Mrs William C. Thompson of New York
has arrived at her cottage on the Soutb sbo,o
Irue Hayford, who spent the winter in
fiorioa' arrived home Tuesday and expects to
remain North until November.
thomas L. Carter of Lynn, Mass. arrived
tuesday to attend the funeral of his grand.
mother, Mrs. Caro- E. Carter.
a MIS-. T.. W. Berry Of Rockland has been the
guest OF her mother, Mrs Eliza Walker on
Spring street for few days.
Mrs. Frank /. Wilson has returned from
oahu' H. where she was called by the illness
o1 her mother, Mrs. Jane Achorn.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Quinn of St. Paul. MINI
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Patterson
1t is their first visit east in nine wears
Mfs' Horace Coombs of Brunswick and Miss
Mary Coombs of Castine Normal School ware
IN belfast Saturday, guests of Mrs. A. C. Hon
klns.
MISS Aoble Doak has returned from visits in
Boston, SomerviIle, Providence and Rockland
In Boston she was a guest of friends for Tech
prom week.
from visit with relatives in Boston and has
resumed her work of indexing in the Waldo
Registry OF Deeds
Mrs. S A. Reed, 24Os 24th street W will on
Iertain the Minneapolis Chapter of the d A.
N. saturday afternoon at her home Mime.
apoIls Daily News.
Hon. John R. Dunton and his sisters. Mrs
'uiia "ardweil and Miss Margaret Dunton.
are at their cottage. the Barracks at The Bat
terry, for the season.
Chaplain D. H. Tribou of Bucksnort was tho
guest OF Kew. aid Mrs. D. B. Phelan over Sun-
day. he occupied the Methodist pulpit Sum
day morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartman of New York
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Hartman
They will spend the summer in their COTTAGE
at kelley's Cove, Northport.
Mrs. Alice c. Bramhall and Mrs. B. M Avery
nave returned to their homes from the Taplev
Hospital. where they underwent critical opera-
tlons. Both are gaining rapidly.
Mrs. Caroline Crosby and Miss Anne c.
crosby, accompanied by Mr. Alfred johnson.
went to Newport, R. l.. in their car last Sum
day and spent the day with Commander and
Mrs. Pratt,
Frank L. Marston, former Bangor man.
VIM mas peen living at Stockton Springs, has
government work in an engineering capacity.
Bangor Commercial.
Friends of Miss Rhoda Ashworth of Waldo.
Doro, formerly superintendent of the Waldo
County General hospital in this CITY. y ill be
sorry to learn that she is ill., and has gone to
Hebron for treatment. Miss Ashworth has
been for some time district nurse in W estbrook.
Her many friends here hope for her rapid re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell Dowline of Brookline,
Mass. arrived at Swanville May 2lst in their
Chalme Six car ard spent the remainder
OF the week with Mr.. DIS aunt. Miss Louise
Cunnin CHAM. They were accompanied by
Mr.. Dowling's cousin, Lieut. Otto Bowling of
the u 5. ~, now on the battleship Ohio and
by Mrs. Dowling. The party returned Mon
day.
Commander and Mrs. William Veazie Pratt
OF Newport, r. l., and MIR. Alfred johnson of
Boston will arrive today in their car. Com
m ander and Mrs. Pratt will make but brief
stay. but Mr.. johnson will be IN town for
few days looking up matters relative to the
B elfast history. and any one desiring to COM
m unicate with him can reach him by leaving
word at The Journal office,
Mr.. Edward Sibley arrived or the Boston
boat last Tuesday morning, and is greatly i'm
proved In health by his extended western trip.
He has kindly furnished The Journal with
notes on the places visited and the home
people seen. but we are obliged to defer their
publication to our next issue. Mr.. Sibley will
spend the summer here. and his daughter.
Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton, and family will be .t
The Battery for the season.