The Republican journal., 1915-08-26
PERSONAL

Mrs. Emily Hyams of New York arrived
Saturday for visit
Alexander Knowlton and son Edward of Trov
are guests of Belfast relatives.
Miss Gertrude Chapman of Franklin, Mass
is the guest of Mrs. Ralph H. Howes.
Miss Isaphine Patterson of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Susan Dyer Bicknell of Lawrence,
Mass. is the guest of her brother, George B.
Dyer.
Mrs. Frank Smith and son Russell of Green
vile are visiting relatives in this city and at
Poor's Mills.
Misses Jennie and Nellie Edison of ELM
wood. Mass, are guests of their sister, Mrs.
Walter C. Shaw.
Mrs. Miles S. Jellison. who was recently Cd.
Grated on in the Paine private hospital in Ban
gor, arrived home last Tuesday.
Hon. w. P. Whitehouse and party of Au-
gusta were in Belfast recently on an auto
trip and lunched at The Wayside.
Frank W. Collins of Rockland was in Bel
fast last Thursday on his return home from
business trip to Stockton Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morrill, of Natick, Mass,
were guests the past week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph D. Southworth and other relatives.
Mrs. Mary Bicknell Barker of Los Angeles,
Calf, formerly of Searsmont, is the guest of
Mrs. Isabel Poor Morse and other friends.
Mrs. Temperance Drake of Albion and Mrs
Belle Parker of Brunswick were guests the
past week of their sister, Mrs. W. J. Bailey.
Miss Adelaide Hatch, of Islesboro, former
teacher in the schools here, is the guest of
Mrs. Emery Pickering. Deer Isle Messenger
Misses Luella Eaton and Marian Blood of
Worcester. Mass, and Miss Dorothy Blood of
Newton Center, Mass, are guests of Miss
Maude E. Barker.
Mrs. Montford S. Hill and little daughter
Marian Adelaide of Bangor, who are stopping
at Northport campground, called on Belfast
friends recently.
Mrs. William G. Preston and Mrs. H. E.
Mcdonald entertained the past week Mrs.
John Billings of Brooklyn, N Y, who is vis-
iting relatives in Castine.
Mrs. Edward Tilley and Mrs. Jesse H, Web.
ber spent Sunday in Verona with Mrs. Tilley's
mother, Mrs. William Pickering, making the
trip on Mr.. Tilley's yacht Katherine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville C. Percival of Port
land are at the Coombs homestead on Union
street. Mrs. George Mixer and Miss Marjorie
Coombs of Camden were their guests over
Sunday.
Mrs. James Macdonald, sons Douglas and
Hugh and little daughter Mary, of West Som
erville, Mass, are guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ever
ard A. Wilson. Mr.. Macdonald i'll arrive later
for visit
Miss Eliza J. Cunningham, who has been en-
ployed in Riverton Park. has been spending
two weeks vacation with her nephew, John
friends in Belfast.
Mrs. ]. P. Finnegan and three children,
Joseph, Edward and Eleanor of Bangor. who
had been the guests of Mrs. Finnegan's sister.
Mrs. Ross l.. Hammons, High street. have re.
turned home.
DIR. George Southwick, the eminent Boston
surgeon of Marlboro street, and Mrs. South
wick, were guests Aug. 18th of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Dinsmore. leaving the next day in
their touring car
Messrs. Herbert Shaw of Charlton CITY.
Mass, and Frank Coffin of Boston autoed to
Belfast in Mr.. Shaw's car and will spend two
"a wi
his home on Congress street.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence C. Kemp and son
Donald Of New York city, were recent guests
of Col. and Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald, Church
street They were making tour of Maine,
including visit to Bar Harbor.
Marjorie, the younger daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter c. Shaw. who graduated in June
from Simmons College. will leave early next
mon tn for Claremont, N. H., where she has a
position in the Stevens High school.
Miss Annie Wilson of Philadelphia, who had
been with her sister, Miss Jennie Wilson, and
Miss Helen Picksley at their cottage near the
park for several weeks, returned to her home
Aug. Goth. Miss Wilson is the proprietor of a
select private school in Philadelphia.
Misses Bertha O'Conner of Newton High
lands and Fannie Stevens of Waltham Mass,
teachers in the Bigelow school of Newton,
who are summering in Islesboro, were recent
guests of their principal, F. Wallace and Mrs,
Chase at "Elmcroft," their summer home Oh
Lincolnville avenue.
Richard E. Shaw. who has been in the New
York Office of the International Bank corpora
ton for several weeks, is the gu est of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Shaw. He will
sail Sept. 4th for San Francisco, Calf, en-
route to Hong Kong, where he has position
with the above corporation.
M. Fl. Kiff writing from San Jose, Calf, to
the Rockland Courier Gazette says: "Yester-
day visited Smith Hopkins, formerly of VIM
alhaven, who has lived in San Francisco many
years. We talked over Vinahaven days of
the past and days to come. Recently met Mr..
and Mrs. William Lucas, formerly of Burnham
in Waldo county. His father. Alvin Lucas, was
many years Names Superintendent of Schools
The California woods are full of Maineites."
Mrs. Helen N. Packard in sending The Jour.
nal the obituary of her sister, Mrs. Fisher
prin ted in another column, writes from Los
Angeles, Calf, under date of Aug 18th: 81
haveE Eonly. been here three days and not yet
rested. 1t has been quite an effort for me to
write even this I hone Tn pain stranuth dou1r