The Republican journal., 1914-07-02
PERSONAL

Mre. George D. Mahoney has been visiting in
Boston and vicinity the past week.
John Kimbal returned to Hartford Conn.,,
Friday from . visit with relatives.
William H. Ford Of Brockton. Mass. ar
rived Friday to visit Belfast friends.
The Henry Hoyt Hiltons arrived Saturday
to spend the summer at The Battery.
John Simpson of Gloucester, Mass, was the
guest Of Orrin J. Dickey the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman G.. Swift returned
Thursday from weeks visit in Bangor.
E. w. Wiley of this city attended the reunion
Of the 9Th Me. Regt. in Portland last week.
Mrs. Albert C. Burgess returned Tuesday
from an extended visit with friends in Boston.
Warner Peck of Young stown. Ohio, was a re-
cent guest of Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames.
Mrs. Nellie johnson and Miss Nellie Perkins
of Castine called on Belfast friends last Fri
Gay.
Miss Blanche M. Belches of Winterport was
graduate from the Farmington Normal
school.
Ralph l. Morse returned Thursday from
Lewiston, where he attended Bates College
commencement.
Mrs. E. G. Clifford of Standpoint entered the
Tapley hospital last Friday for a complicated
surgical operation.
Miss Carolyn Havener of Portland is spend
ing the summer with her grandmother, Mrs.
Caroline e. Dolloff.
Mrs. Arthur Richie was in Lewiston last
week to visit relatives and attend the Bates
College commencement.
Miss Flossie Heal returned Thursday from
Boston. where she is taking a course at Bur-
dett's Business College.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Frost sailed from Boston
last Saturday on the Leyland Line steamship
Devonian for Liverpool.
Miss Nellie Hanson of Boston arrived Sum-
day and is the guest of Mrs. Harriet A. Adams
at the Eaton home ON Court street.
Philo Blaisdell and family, who recently re-
turned from a extended trip abroad, are now
at their summer home at Bayside.
Mr.. A. Dickey and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace w.
Sprague autoed to North Anson last Saturday
to join Mrs. Dickey in visit with their son.
Walter A. Cowan. Esq, of Winterport is re-
ceiving the congratulations of many friends
upon his recent nomination for county attor-
ney.
Mrs. James S. Hartman returned last Thurs
day from Bangor. where she had been the
guest for several days of Mrs. Edward R. Esta-
brooks.
F. Wallace Chase and family of Newtonville,
Mass, arrived Saturday to spend the summer
at the Robbins Homestead, corner of High and
Miller streets.
William S. Mitchell returned to Medford,
Mass, Friday from a short business visit in
Belfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell will come later
in the season for an extended visit.
Rev. Robert P. Doremus, pastor of the Unita-
rian church in Pennington, arrived Wednesday
to visit Rev. Charles B. Ames He will remain
over Sunday to occupy the Unitarian pulpit.
Mrs William H. Smalley and son Karl went
to Medford, Mass, last Thursday to visit Mrs.
Albert Eames. Miss Melvina V. Parker is
substituting for Mrs. Smalley in the Woodcock
store.
Mrs. Elmer C. McKechnie of Dover was
given surnrise party by number of her
friends Wednesday evening of last week, the
affair being in honor of her birthday -Piscata-
quis Observer.
Miss Abbie o. Stoddard, principal of the
Brewster, Mass, High school, arrived by boat
Sunday and went directly to Castine to visit
Miss Richardson for few days before coming
to Belfast.
Mrs A. F. Carleton is in Boston and will be
gone several days while visiting her daughter
Marjorie who is employed as stenographer in
the office of KimbalI, Mckinney & Co., Con-
gress street.
Miss Clare Linscott and Miss Ellen Cunning
ham of Troy were members of the graduating
class at the Maine Central Institute, Pittsfield.
Miss Linscott had the first honorary part in
science and mathematics and her subject was
Science and Superstition.
Mrs. Laura J. Pease, matron at the Belfast
Home for Aged Women, who recently UNDER
went a very critical operation at the Tapley
hos pital has returned to the Home. She will
spend some time with her sister, Mrs. Frank l.
Wilson. before resuming her duties as matron.
Mrs. Rollin T. Hack is here from Massachu. :,
setts and is at the residence of the Misses
hebert on State street, called by the illness of
Rev. MI. Hack, who is receiving hospital treat
ment in the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hack are
also in Portland and are making their head
quarters at the Lafayette Hotel.-Portland
Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Beckwith, Mrs. E. S.
Shuman. Mrs Eta Savery, Mrs. Gay Holmes
and John Kimball went to Castine last week to
atteno the graduation exercises of the class Of
IA of the Normal School of which Misses
Ruth Kimbal and Virgie Beckwith We're mem
bers.
R. E. Stone of Troy was in Lewiston last
week to attend the graduating exercises of thu
Lewiston High school. His granddaughter
Miss Helen Stone, was member of the gradu
ating class ,and although the youngest member
Of class of IS was one of the number who hat
an honorary part in the exercises.
Mrs. Laura E. Richards of Gardiner was
honored Wednesday at Bates, by having the
honorary degree of Lift. d. conferred upon her
Mrs. Richards is well known writer of juve'
nile books, and other works, and is also favor
ably known as a lecturer. She is the daughter
of the late DR.. Samuel Gridley and Julis