The Republican journal., 1915-08-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Grace H. Hayes spent Sunday with
friends in Rockland
William Slower of Lynn, Mass, is the guest
OF his sister. Mrs. Eben L. Fletcher, No. 8
Commercial street.
Chellis Michaels and his guest Harry Wells
OF Spri ngfeld. Mass. are visiting Mr.. Michaels
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Michaels,
Mrs. Paul Delaney. son Roderick and trip
let daughters. Lillian, Elizabeth and Devonia,
left Friday for their home in Chicago.
M. c. R. Conductors Urpee of Bangor and
Murphy Of Portland with ladies', were in Bel
fast Sunday, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Nor.
rison.
Mrs. B. L. knight and family returned to
South Manchester, Conn.,, last SATURDAY. after
two weeks vacation at the Shute cottage.
East Belfast.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles F. Flanders of Man.
chester. N. H., we're in Belfast several days
recently, guests of his uncle, DR.. David P.
Flanders.
Arthur ]. Jones, professor of education at
the University of Maine. has resigned to ac-
cept similar position at the University of
Pennsylvania.
b, c. StantiaI of Boston and Mrs. Abra A,
Cook of West Medford, Mass, were guests the
past week of Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Stantial
Waldo avenue.
Mrs. Mary Wadsworth and daughter AL
berta, Mrs. Fred Rackliff and little Emily
Rackliff,are at the Lincolnville cottage at Bav.
side for two weeks.
Miss Montgomery of Rutland, VT, is a guest
with her sister, Mrs. H. S, Pearl. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. C, S. Pearl. Union
street.-Bangor News.
L. A. Knight returned to Boston last
Wednesday after visiting his mother, Mrs. F.
A. Knight, and his sister, Mrs. R. D. Shute.
142 Waldo avenue
Mrs. Edward R. Hart of Holden was called
to Belfast last Thursday to attend the funeral
OF her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen A. Coombs of
Morrill,, formerly of Belfast
Mrs. W. E. Barker of Caribou, Miss Mabel
Buffers of Bangor and Prof. N V. Barker of
the Kicker Classical Institute, Houlton. arriy-
ed last Friday to visit Miss Maude E. Barker.
Mrs. William Colburn of Toledo, Ohio. is the
guest of her sisters-in-law Mrs. Albert M
Carter and Miss Charlotte W. Colburn. and is
pleasantly remembered here as Miss Carrie
Anderson
Mrs. William B. Schiller and son, Morgan
Burdette,of Pittsburg, Pa, are guests of her
mother and sister, Mrs. Caroline and Miss
Anne c. Crosby, at their summer home on
Northport avenue
Harold Libby and William Quimby Foster of
Portland were in Belfast Friday to attend tn,
opera Mlkado and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. H Quimby at Alhambra cottage
Pitchers pond, over Sunday.
Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie and sons, David F. and
Thomas B. of Augusta, are visiting Belfast
relatives. Mr.. Hoxie, who accompanied them
here has returned to Augusta, but his family
will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. j. W. Hatch and son Hall and the
misses Hatch are in Bangor from Montpelier.
vt, on their way to Marlboro Mr.. Hatch
|, was formerly superintendent of the East
M alne Methodist dIstrict.-Bangor News.
Rev. George S. Mills and son, Charles S., of
Bennington, VT, who have been at the Battery
Tor several weeks, went to Limerick Monday
to visit Mr.. Mills father, Rev. George A.
Mills. Mrs. Mills went to Boston Wednesday,
where Mr.. Mills will join her later.
Miss Alfredo Ellis returned last Saturday
from Orono, where she had been the guest of
college friends who are attending the summer
school Miss Ellis, who is taking the domestic
science course at Maine, is spending the sum-
mer vacation with her sister, Mrs Maude
Busse. at Penobscot Lodge, on the Allyn
shore.
Chaplain David N. Tribou is back again from
New York. The Chaplain hasn't had very
great taste OF Maine air as yet this year. He
had only been here short time from Virginia,
where he spent the winter, when he went
back to the land of sweet magnolias Then
another visit here, and back to New York
| The chaplain is as active as youngster, and
no doubt takes his rest in traveling.-Bucks-
port Times.
| Capt Fields c. Pendleton is critically i'll at
his home in 1slesboro. His eldest son, Fields
S. Pendeton, who has been with him, was called
to New York by urgent business, but his son
Edward Seymour Pendleton and his daughters.
Miss Pendleton, Miss Grace Pendleton, Mrs
Phoebe Pendleton Crosby and Mrs Effie Pen.
dleton Clinkenbroomer of Brooklyn, are with
| him.
Miss Helen M. Sanderson, experimenting
nurse at the Waldo County General hospital,
left on Monday mornings train to spend va
cation at her cottage in East Waterford, and
was accompanied by Miss Maude B. Steward
who will be her guest. During Miss Sander
sons absence, Miss Helen F. Dunn, former
superintendent. will supply her place at the.
hospital.
Hon. L. C. Morse and Mrs Morse of Liberty
came to Belfast to attend the opera, in which
their SOD, Ralph I. Morse, had prominent
part. They were accompanied by Mr.. Fanny
Aver of Rockland, widow of General Richard
Aver, formerly of Montville, who had been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund p Walker
at The Acadian, Castine, and is now with
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse.
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene S. Phibrook of San
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