The Republican journal., 1913-06-12
PERSONAL.


George Wadsworth of Brockton, Mass, is
the guest of Mrs. Mary c. Wadsworth.
Mrs S. G. Norton and daughter, Mrs. Sadie
Clark. visited relatives in Rockland last week.
Ralph Bramhall was at home from Colby for
over Sunday, returning Monday morning to
Waterville
Frederick W. Brown of the Belfast post
office is spending two weeks vacation at his
cottage on the shore.
Mrs A. M. Billman of San Jose, Calf, has
arrived to spend the summer and is the guest
of Mrs. L. S.;Southard
Mr.. Fred c. Hollins of Boston. arrived FRI
day and was the guest that night of MI and
Mrs. Charles R. Coombs.
Il. L. Woodcock will sail from Nassau, N.
p, June goth for New York, and will go to
Bingham, Me-, for the summer.
Ralph Collins and Henry Cunningham have
returned from Waverley, Mass, where they
were employed during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. George Dodworth will
arrive today, Thursday, to spend the summer
at their cottage on the North shore.
Miss Lucy Heating welt to Portland last
Saturday and spent Sunday With friends, leav-
ing there MONDAY for brief trip 10 Boston
Miss Bertha Trumble left Tuesday for Isle
au Haut, where she has employment. Miss
Winnie Morris will go later TO remain COR the
summer.
N. j. Pottle of Howard r. l., arrived SUM-
day for weeks visit, ard while here will put
his cottage at the Battery in readiness for
summer use.
Paul R. Smith of this city, student of
Bates college has been elected to membership
in the Jordan Scientific society from the soph-
omore class.
Commander William Veazie Fratt, who &C.
companied Mrs. Pratt TO Belfast, has gone to
New York to join his ship, having been assign
ed to sea duty.
Mrs. Caroline Dolloff and her sister, Miss
Susan Cunningham, Went to Portland Monday
to visit the formers daughters, Mrs. Cecil Clay
and Mrs. VIM. j. Havener.
The Phillip Livir estones Of New York, who
have taken the A.cLaI.e villa On Northport
avenue for the SEASON, arrived yesterday. They
have string OF seven horses and a Tayho
coach.
Miss Ethel Sturtevant will leave today,
Thursday, to attend the commencement of
Freeport high scnool. and from there will go
to New Hampshire to spend the summer with
her parents.
MIR. and Mrs L. d. Pearson and little child
of Revere, Mass, arrived Friday for d short
visit with relatives They We're accompanied
by Mrs. Pearsons mother, Mrs. Margaret P.
Wood, who had been their guest
Mr.. Almer B. CrowelI and son Kenneth of
Providence. r. l., spent Sunday with his sis
ter Mrs Robert P. Coombs. Mr. CroweL has
taken cottage of Charles Dickey and with mis-
wife and hve children will spend the summer at
ayside.
Rev. Haraden 5. Pearl assistant pastor of
the Union Congregational church Of Provi-
dence. H. l., and Mrs. Pearl, are the guests OF
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S. Pearl OF Bangor.-Bangor News.
Mrs. +. Wallace Chase and children of New
tonville, Mass, and Mrs. Paul Delaney, little
Sun anu lIIpISL hduSIttlS Oi SLlSaSoJ VAL
arrive June 24th to spend the summer at the
Robbins homestead, corner of High and Miller
streets.
LnNood S. and Harold S, Jones, students at
the University of Maine, came home last
week Harold will remain with his parents,
Cap t. and Mrs. ]. W. Jones, but Lnwood ex-
poets to return to the University 10 engage it
field work during the summer.
Dr. Carl Hervey Stevens, son OF Mr. and
Mrs Mason l. Stevens OF Northport, gradu-
a te of the Maine Medical school, at present
located III Bru swick, will come to Belfast the
last of June to engage in practice and mas
leased the offices over the ebber snoe store
on Main street.
In the advanced degrees granted at the Uni
versity of Mains was that of Master of
Sc ience, in biology, to Prof. William Freeman
Schoppe. Harold A. Richards graduated ia
civil engineering. N. Houston Small also
graduated but there is an evident error in the
degree assigned in newspaper report and
we are unable to correct 1t.