The Republican journal., 1913-08-14
PERSONAL.

1I1Ao0 AZ" burgess spent wednesday IN Ban
gor.
Mrs. C. Hervey Howes of Boston is visiting
Belfast relatives.
Miss Myrtle Simpson is visiting Mrs. Oscar
Charlton in Lowell. Mass.
Mrs. Annie Sweetser of Camden arrived
Monday for short visit.
Miss Margaret L. Keene visited relatives in
Rutland. Mass. the past week.
Miss Nellie E. Walker of Lynn. Mass. is the
guest OF Miss Carrie E. Gilmore
DIR. Mary F. Cushman of Pennington is the
guest OF Miss Louise W. Richards
Martin L. Gray visited his brother, Jesse
Gray In West Brooksville the past week
Capt R. W. Warren is visiting his niece.
MRS Belle Warren Maddocks. in Newburg.
A. II. Whitten of Oregon is the guest of his
sister, Mrs. William Heal, 60 Miller street.
Miss Flossie Heal will enter Burdetts Rusi-
ness College, Boston, Sept. 1st for regular
course.
DR.. Leon S. Lippincott of Brunswick arrived
last Thursday to visit DR.. Carl Stevens, Con-
gress street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Peterson of Rockland
Nj $751; arrived Monday fonvists in Belfast and
Searsport.
Miss Hannah Holmes of Ellsw orth, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore
Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs Emery F. White tr. m Sidney
=. b. are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
George E. White.
Miss Irene Marks arrived Monday fro II Rock
land, where she had visited her cousin. Mrs
Raymond Bird.
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Haskell of Monroe
were guests for several days recently of Mrs.
Frank A. Riggs.
MRS. Everett Simonton and daughter Nellie
of Me dford, Mass, were recent guests of
Mrs. A. E, Clark.
Miss Marian Simpson, a student nurse at the
Waldo County Hospital, is visiting at her home
in South Biuehl.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank A. Riggs will leave to-
morrow, fridsy for a visit of several weeks in
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Charles r. Nash and daughter of LYNN.
MASS, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs John W
Nash, " Miller street.
Louis S. Shire and party motored to Bangor
last Fr.day evening for visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Shire
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiley of Camden were
Sunday guests of MIR. and Mrs. Charles H.
Walden Court Street.
| Mr.. 1rvirg 7. Dir II ore left Tuesday for
beflei to continue treatment with Dr. G,
Gerring, nerve specialist
Mrs. E. ]. Bckford and daughter MARY of
Hanover Mass, are guests at the home of
Mrs, S f. Crawford. Miller street
Mrs. Pyam L. Gikey of Philadelphia who is
spendn g the sun mer at her cottage in Orland,
was H. Belfast on business last Tuesday
Mr. Fred Twiss of M,e. iii
arrive next Monday to join his wife on a visit
with her parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. d. H. Strout
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. White of Farming
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thurston of Rock
land were recent guests of Belfast relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stroud of Biddeford
were IN Belfast Wednesday. Mr. Stroud was
former teacher in Grade Nine of this city.
Mrs. Willis G. Haselton and children and
Mrs Charles A. Harmon and daughter Ruth,
are visiting the formers relatives in Dexter
Mr. and Mrs. Walter j. Clifford and children,
Doris and Ralph, will leave today for an exterd-
ed auto trip to include visits in New Bruins
wick.
Miss Ella Hayes has returned home fro,. .
visit CT several weeks with Mrs. Ella Fly at
her summer home at Marlboro -by-the ea
Mass.
Misses Claribel Marsh and Velma Mitehe u
the Waldo Telephone. Company were -. SIS
Sunday of Miss Georgia Ford Of the Sells
port Office,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Pearl Of Bargor,
were weekend guests Of Charles b. Ties At
his home on Congress street, returning to
Bangor by beat Monday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Roope of LaNreI.ce,
Mass guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Strout, Will leave Saturday for visit v IN
relatives in Portland then way home.
Mrs. l. L. Perry, Misses Edith Sv..h-
worth, Carrie E. Greenlaw. Ida l. Green
law and Marian NJ. Perry left Mo. Lay i3r
Old Town TO join the Robbins tXcg.s.oA 10
Quebec and Montreal.
Mrs. Hannah Fisher of Corinna, MS I-v.'se
Fenton of Brooklin, Mr.. Edward Ivlden and
nephew of Prentis, Me, and Mrs. NJ L. Roier-
son of Rrockton, Mass, are guests u Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. G. Norton.
F. M. Nickerson, superin tendent of scht OILS
of the Winterport district was in Eugus last
week on business onnected with the schools.
Mrs. Nlckerson accompanied him ard visited
| her sister, Mrs. A. c. l.. Bartlett, in Winthrop,
| They returned to Monroe Friday.
Mrs. Paul A. English of Los Angeles, Calf,
will arrive the last of this week to visit her
sister, Mrs. George E. johnson. q; he Battery.
Mr. English was called to Chicago on business
and Mrs. English accompanied him there and
took this opportunity TO come east.
James Pattee, Esq. who is low resident of
| Searsport, came over to Belfast 10 attend the
reunion of the 26th Maine. He never misses
an opportunity to meet his brother vete rams
of the Civil War and is always welcomed in
this city, his place of residence for many years
Mrs. John w. Hatch and children are guests
of her mother. Mrs. Ella Flye. at her summer
home at Marlboro by -the-Sea. Or. Hatch of
Montpelier. VT. will join his family next week
and on his return will be accompanied by his
family, who had been detained in Bangor by
the illness of one of the children.
Mr.. Franklin Warren of Searsmont who has
been seriously i'll at his boarding place in this
city, has sufficiently recovered to again be
about. He returned to his home yesterday,
accompanied by his sister Alice. who has been,
with him. and Mr.. T. H. Fernald who has been
his nurse. They went by Mr.. W. H. McIn-
tosh's auto.
Horace. Weeks, William Achorn, DR.. and Mrs.
Odiorne and two sons, Joseph and Phillip, Mrs
Harold Smith and daughter. Miss Ellen and
Mrs. Avery of Cooper's Mills motored to Bel
fast Sunday in two cars, and were guests for
the day of Miss Mildred N. later. at her home
!. on Court street. Mrs Horace Week. v TO had
, , been Miss Slater's guest for several days, re-
tuned to Coopers Mills with the party sun
day night.