The Republican journal., 1915-09-02
PERSONAL.

| Harold Dorgan of Ellsworth is the guest Of
| Mrs. Frank Smith
Mrs. S. ]. Childs of Boston arrived Monday
to visit her sister, Mrs Carrie E. PIERCE.
Frank Mcdonald of Pittsburgh was recent
guest Of his uncle, Col. H. E. Mcdonald.
Hon. and Mrs. James P. Taliaferro and guests
motored to Kineo Saturday and returned Mon.
day.
Miss Alice E. Southworth has been in Ban
gor the past week. the guest of Miss Marian
Pierce.
Mrs. Bert Delano of Waterville spent Sun.
day in Belfast with her niece, DR.. Edith F.
Kidder.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Collins we're weekend
guesrs of Mrs. George Mixer in Camden, re-
turning home Monday.
Robert and Roger Lutz Of Newton, Mass,
and Cuthbert Wilson Of Bath are guests of
John and Tolford Durham.
Mrs. S. G. Norton is able to take short rides.
after being confined to her home since the 9th
of June with broken foot
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Patterson arrived home
Saturday from Bangor, where they were guests
for the week of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Roweu.
Misses Gertrude Lord of Oakland and Lena
Wilkins of Livermore Falls were in Belfast
Friday and Saturday guests of DR.. Edith F.
Kidder.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson left Wednesday to
attend the Fashion Show at Keiths, Boston,
and later will go to New York for fall styles in
millinery.
James R. Hale, of Castine, were in Belfast
Tuesday. Master Hale is student at the Mute
school in Portland.
Mrs. L. F. Cannon and three sons, Lewis,
Eugene and Alfred, are spending two weeks at
Temple Heights. Mr.. Cannon goes down when
ever it is possible.
Mrs Lowell M. Stearns and little daughter
Elizabeth, who have been visiting Belfast re-
latives, returned to their home in Fitchburg,
Mass, Wednesday.
Mr.. Rex. Havener. who recently graduated
from Shaw Business College of Portland, has
accepted position as stenographer with the
Odell Paper Mills at Groveton, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Chapman of
Franklin, Mass, arrived here last Tuesday,
to accompany home their daughter who has
been the guest of Mrs. Ralph H. Howes.
Carolyn G. Hatch is substituting as book
keeper at The Consumers Fuel Co. for two
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two weeks vacation with friends in Lincoln
vile.
Misses Gertrude Coombs and Marguerite
Coombs were in Bangor the first of the week,
The latter will soon enter the Eastern Maine
General hospital for slight operation for her
ears.
Mrs, Emery W. Pickering and son, accompa-
MED by her guest, Miss Adelaide Hatch, for
mer teacher in this town, left for Islesboro on
Saturdays boat for a short stay.-Deer Isle
Messenger,
W. M. Shaw of Greenville, who recently re-
turned from an extended trip to the Pacific
coast, and H. M. Blackwell of Brunswick, were
nobscot Bay Electric Co.
Miss Ethel Walsh, student nurse at the
Waldo County hospital. who had been the
guest for some time of Rev. and Mrs. Horace
B. Sellers, left Sunday for two months
visit in Medford, Mass.
Miss Lucy H, Brooks of Ashby, Mass, is WIS.,
iting Miss Vida Vose at her home on North
port avenue. Both young ladies' will leave on
Friday nights boat for Norwood, Mass, to re-
sumo their school duties for another year
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Beckwith, who have
been the guests of Belfast relatives for sever
al weeks, returned to their home in Sprin =
field Mass, Wednesday, accompanied by Leon
A. Beckwith who has employment in SPRING
field.
Thomas Ainsworth and George Hathorne of
Worcester, Mass, were in Belfast several days
the past week, guests of Charles F. Shaw.They
enjoyed inland fishing at Unity Lake and deep
sea fishing at Vinalhaven. making the trip in
DIR. Eugene D. Tapleys' yacht Jannette.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hazeltine left for SPRING
field Mass, by last Mondays boat. Mrs. Haz-
eltine and children had spent several weeks
here with Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine. Mr..
Hazeltne was only here for a week, spending
part of the time with his family at Porcupine
Lodge, Pitchers pond.
a.. Rev and Mrs Haraden S. Pearl, who have
been in Bangor and vicinity during the past
five weeks, during which time Mr.. Pearl has
enjoyed a vacation from his duties as pastor of
the North Congregational church, returned to
Belfast last Monday and Mr.. Pearl has resum-
ed his pastoral duties.
Mrs. Charles F. Atkins is packing her house,
hold goods and will soon join MIR. Atkins at
Fayette, where they will spend the winter.
Their daughter. Miss Edythe, left Wednesday
for Boston, where she will find employment.
Mr.. Atkins is rapidly regaining his health after
a recent severe operation.
Miss Alice P. Poor, with her little niece,
Janet Mcclellan, and maid, left last Saturday
by train for Lexington. Mass. Mr. Hugh D.
McLellen went by boat, taking his horse and
carriages with HIM, while Mrs. Mcclellan miss
Nina Poor) remains with her parents for few
days. and later will he accompanied home
by her mother, Mrs. Clarence o. Poor.
Mrs. Gerry L. BROOKS and little daughter
,Aldana of Portland, who have been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. M. A. Pattershall, left Tues
day night for Boston, accompanied by Mrs.
pottarshall After several DAVIS visit in Boston