The Republican journal., 1914-08-13
PERSONAL.

Award Craig left Saturday to visit relative
in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Marie Pray of Belgrade is visiting rela
tives in Belfast and Belmont.
Miss Blanche Jewett Of Saowhegan spen
Sunday with Mrs. Roy E. Young.
Mrs Elwood Jepson of Waterville arrived
Saturday to visit Mrs. Ada L. Wildes.
Milton st. Clair Of Beverly, Mass, arrived
Friday to visit Charles H. Twombly.
Thomas P. Mathews of Liberty was recent
guest of his Uncle Thomas W. Pitcher.
Miss Florice Kenniston of Milo is the guest
OF Mrs George E. johnson at the Battery.
Winthrop and Ruth Sargent of Lawrence
Mass, are guests Of of Miss Sabra B. Dyer.
Mrs Lettie Van Deets of Attleboro. Mass, is
visiting her son. J. c. Van Deets. in Unity.
Mrs. Lydia D. Wight of Rockland. Mass, is
the guest of Mrs. L A. Burgess, Union street.
Mrs. Helen Mudgett of Albion is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. George E johnson. at the Bat
terry.
Mrs. Susan Bicknell of Lawrence, Mass, ar
rived Saturday to visit the family of George
b. Dyer.
Rev. R. B.. Mathews and family of Ellsworth
are at the Stinson cottage. Contention Cove,
for August.
Mrs. Sarah Marden of wfnterport returned
Roy E. Young.
Horace T. Chase and family and Miss Ida F.
Whitehouse of Unity visited Mrs. John Aver of
Liberty August 9Th.
Mr.. and MRS. Fred A. johnson, SON Robert
and Miss Alfredo Ellis, are at the Tuttle bunga-
How. Quantabacook, Searsmont.
Miss Villa Tardy of Foxcroft arrived Satur-
day to spend several eks at the home of Mrs.
Wilda Strout, Searsport avenue.
Mrs Elmer A. Sherman, Mrs. Essie P. Carle,
Mrs. George A. Quimby and Miss Mary E. Pierce
went to Seal Harbor Saturday to visit Mrs.
Amos Clements.
Mrs. Allen M Inns, who has been at her cot
tage at the Battery, where she was married
June 18th, left Saturday for her new home in
Roslindale, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Dolloff, Mr. and Mrs. F.
D. Dolloff and Mrs. wv Emerson and daugh-
ter of Gardiner are visiting in Pennington
Reporter-Journal.
Mrs Josephine French Showers, who recently
underwent a very severe operation at the Tap.
ley hospital, was the guest the past week OF
Mrs. John Dolloff.
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ILL.,. are at "Randolph Lodge" Bayside, Han
cock county, their summer home. Mrs. Eel
lows is in POOR health.
Peter Bohn of Thorndike, veteran of the
Second Maine Regiment, was in Bangor visit.
ing friends last Friday. 1t was his first visit
to that city in 20 years
Edward R. Pierce returned Saturday from
business trips to Salem. Roxbury and Portland
Miss Maude X. Russell was the guest of Mrs
Pierce during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter B. Gould of Winterport
have been visiting Mr.. Gould's sisters, Mrs
S. L. AveriIl and Mrs. G. E. Bartlett of this
village.-Fort Fairfield Review.
Mr. and Mrs Lowell H. Stearns and little
daughter of Fitchburg. Mass, arrived Thurs
day to visit DR.. and Mrs. w. L. West and Other
relatives in Belfast and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs James c. Durham were guests
over Sunday of DR.. and Mrs. o. S. Vickery al
Camp Quantabacook, where their sons John
and Tolford are attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LaPlant. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Estes, Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Wheeler and
two children and Miss Ruth Foster are passing
two weeks at Unity.-Fairield Journal.
Speaker Clark appointed on the COMMITTEES
! to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wilson the mem.
Der from each State who has served longest ir
the House, and Representative Guernsey Of
the 4th Maine district was appointed.
Miss Charlotte B. Wadsworth, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thomas E. Shea, il
Wildwood N. j., has returned home and Mrs
Edward A. Wadsworth and son, Thomas Shea
left Monday to spend month with Mrs. Shea
who is still somewhat of an invalid.
Miss Marguerite Allen of Bangor arrived
Marguerite Owen, Cedar street. Miss Owen
Miss Allen and Miss Helen harrington, who is
also Miss Owens guest. spent the weekend in
Islesboro guests of Miss Elizabeth Burke Of
Bangor. who is spending the summer there.
Nine. Ernestine Schumann- Heink, grant
opera singer. has cabled her attorneys il
Chicago for assistance to get out of Germany
She is stranded at Beyreuth. The German
singer, who is a naturalized American, went t,
Beyreuth to sing at the Wagner festival, afte
obtaining divorce in Chicago from William
RappJr.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Frohock of Worces
ter. Mass, and their daughter. Miss Grace E.
and son, Mr.. Chester P. Frohock, weIe in thi
city Thursday, enroute for Lincolnville, Mr.
Frohock's native place, where they will mak'
short visit to relatives and friends. The,
made the trip. about $50 miles. by automobile
Mr.. Frohock is cousin of Messrs. j. Edwin
and Oliver R. Frohock of this city. He is
travelling salesman for the American Sen Ser
Chewing Gum Co.. and covers pretty mucl
this whole country and Canada on one of hi
trips He has recently returned from journey
to Texas and the Mexican border.-Rocklant
Opinion.
Capt. Robert M. Tapley, of the American
Hawaiian Steamship Mexican was a Marin
Journal caller August S, leaving the same da!
for short visit to his native village, Wes
Brooksville, Me-, and to that of Mrs. Tapley'
home, Kennebunkport. Capt. Tapley has beer
in the employ of the American Hawaiian Com
pany for several years, employed on the Paci
fic, this being the first time his ship, the Mexi
can has been in these waters. as she was bull
| at the Union Iron Works, San Francisco, in 1907
She returns to the Pacific in about three week.
via the Panama Canah Capt. Tapley is a son O.