The Republican journal., 1913-09-04
PERSONAL.

eSSSe eAio "CSh VI DelIdSI IrlenQS.
F. c. Fletcher of Merose, Mass is the
6 uest OF his brother, Willis B. Fletcher.
Miss Bessie Reed of Waldoboro was the
weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Aborn.
J. F. Murphy returned to Boston, Saturday,
after spending the week with J. A. McMahan.
Mr.. VIM. A. Brewer of New York will arrive
fast friends
Mr.. George Hussey of London England, is
visiting his George in Lncolnvie, and
Belfast relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Strecker returned to Dor
chester. Mass, last Sunday after spending
two weeks at Bayside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richie were guests
over Labor Day of MIR. ard Mrs William H.
Quimby at Pitchers Pond.
Miss Amy L. Wilson returned TUESDAY from
visits with relatives at Poors Mills ard Camp
Wilson, Quantabacook Pond.
Levi Clay returned to Portland TUESDAY from
a few days vacation at his home at Citypoint,
making the trip by automobile.
Miss Ardie Wetherbee has returned to Ever
EFT, Mass. after visiting friends IN Belfast
Miss Ruth Wiley returned with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hollings and two children
of Boston arrived Wednesday to spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Coombs
= Mrs. George Luce of Somerville Mass, re-
turned home last Saturday after a visit with
her mother and with Mrs. Caroline W Walton.
Misses Florence Bailey of Boston ard Eva
Smith of Walpole Mass, returned to their
homes last Sunday after visit with Mr. and
Mrs. r. F. Russ.
Miss Rebecca Chicott of Bangor, who has
been the guest of Searsport friends, spent
Thursday in town a guest, at the Morrison
home, Pearl street.
Frank Seden of Haverhill, Mass, arrived
last Saturday TO visit Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Nc
Mahan. Mrs. Selden has been here with her
parents for several weeks.
Miss Sarah Clark Collins returned to Boston
last Sunday to resume her studies at Fishers
Business College after spending the past
month with her parents in this city.
Mr. E. W. Goodwin of Boston arrived last
Friday night to remain over Labor Day with
his wife and son Stewart, who are guests of
Miss Flora Burgess at her cottage, Flow
anah"
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shea of Stamford, Conn,
and Capt l. P Cocord of Searsport were
guests the past week of Mr.. and Mrs George
f. Hartman at the Hartman bungalow, Kel-
ley's Cove
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Jones and MIR. and Mrs.
Hiram Mchaels returned last Monday evening
from an auto trip to Northern Maine They
attended the Stevens family reunion in Cam
bridge Me.
Miss Mary Bailey, formerly of Monroe. AS
sistant Superintendent of the Waldo County
General hospital was operated on last sunday
at that institution for suddenly developed
case of appendicitis.
Miss Sarah Russ of the New Bedford public
schools who spent the summer vacation at
Diamond Lake, Mich, was the guest the past
week of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Robert E
Russ.
Miss Abbic Doak, daughter of Nj and Mrs
George r. oak, went to Boston last Monday to
t4ke course IN the Peter Bart Brigham nos
pital training school for nurses. A .arge party
of young lady friends went uo the wharf tc
see ner off OF the boat.
Willis Arnold o. Philadelphia and Lawrence
Arnold of Broadbrook, Ct, VINO HAD been in
the North woods for two weeks. arrived last
Saturday morning at Sea Breeze cottage on
the harbor 'front.' where Mrs. Willis Arnold
and son Robert spending the summer.
A recent issue of the Santa Clara. Calf,
Journal gave an interesting account of the
table pea culture Of the C. &. Morse Co. one
of the largest in the world. The Morse family
went west from Maine and have many rela-
tives here who pleased to learn of their
success
Mrs Amos F. Carleton and daug hter, Mar
jorie j, left last Monday for Boston, where
Miss Carleton has a desirable position as
stenogr pher with the banking firm of Pin
gree & Mckinley on Congress street Mrs.
Carleton will remain few days with her
daughter
Capt and Mrs Cleveland Downs ard Miss
Katherine E. Brier left Saturday to visit at
the home of W. B. Plsbury in South Portland.
Later Miss Brer will visit Miss Nellie h. Hop
kins at Great Chebeague Island, and then go to
New York and Boston to attend the millinery
openings. When in Boston she will be the
guest of Mrs Whitman in Brook!ine,
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Roberts and little
daughter Myrtle of Milton. N. H, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Tibadeau and daughters Evelyn and
Ruth of Bangor. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roberts
of Searsport and MIR. and Mrs, Wall ter Walsh
and daughter Dorothy OF. .Patten. were week
end guests of MIR. and Mrs. Frank II. Roberts
of North Belfast
Rudolph Wiggin is the guest of his father,
Frank R. Wiggin of Newport, who, with his
sister, Miss Josephine Wiggin OF Bangor, is
spending a few weeks at the Niggn cottage
at Murphy's point. Young Wiggln enlisted in
the Navy last sIring anu has been stationed
for some time in the South. He will have
, ahou. ten days leave.
Mr.. c. E. kendrick. editor and proprietor
of the Boothbay Register with Lis wife and
daughter were in Belfast last Monday, COM
ing up from Camden the of the Maine
/ Tran sportation Co. to call On trienQs and look
our city over. Mr.. kendrck had been here be-