The Republican journal., 1915-08-19
PERSONAL.

sumner W. LOtnrOp ana FAMILY OF East Dr.
ange. N. j.. are visiting Belfast relatives.
Miss Ardie Wetherbee of Everett, Mass, is
guest at the home of Herbert A. Wiley.
Hon. Joseph Doyle of Guilford was the
guest Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Eben F. Little
field.
Mrs. A. C. Star key of Washington, D. c., is
at the Hodgdon's. 81 Cedar street, for several
weeks.
walter E. Bickford has returned to Brigh-
ton. Mass after few days visit with Chas
5. and Mary E. Bickford,
Miss Ella l. Smalley, bookkeeper for the
New England Telephone Co., was in Rockland
Tuesday on business for the company.
Daniel H. Lane, who was the guest of his
niece, Mrs, Caro- E. Stickney, for several days
the past week, has returned to Boston.
Miss Hattie A. M. Turner. daughter of the
late A. J. H. Turner, is spending her vacation
from her work In Boston in Isle au Haut.
Miss Margaret Thistle of Rockland spent
tredge at the Kittredge cottage on Allyn shore.
Miss Maud B. Steward returned by last Sat-
urday evenings train from East Waterford,
where she had been the guest of Miss Helen NJ
Sanderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Robertson, Rev
Eugene S. Philbrook and Miss Beulah F. Phil
brook are on a vacation trip in the Mount
Katahdin region,
Nv
day from Belmont, Mass, and will make their
home with Mrs. Follett's mother, Mrs. Eli
Cook, Charles street.
Ralph O'Connell of Bangor arrived last Sum-
day morning to spend few days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connell, at
their home on Park street,
Mayor and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs went
to Bangor Wednesday, where Mr.. Coombs will
attend the session today, Thursday, of the
Maine Undertakers' Association.
Mrs. T. B. Gregory and daughter, Miss Ruth,
of New York, arrived last Saturday night to
spend the month of August with Mrs. Gregory's
sister, Mrs. Eta Weymouth, Union street.
Miss Avis Morrison arrived last SUNDAY morn
ing from Springfield, Mass, for visit with
her mother, Mrs. E. ]. Morrison in Court street,
remaining until after the King Morrison we'd
ding, Sept End.
Miss Dorothy Abbott and Miss Margaret
Ballard of Franklin, Mass, school friends of
Miss Mildred Arnold, are guests at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ar
mold, Northport avenue.
C. B. Roberts, who has been in Ponce, Porto
Rico, for the past two months in the interests
of Stone & Webster of Boston, sailed from
San Juan Aug. 2Eth for New York and will
visit relatives in Belfast.
Mrs, Frank E. Peterson returned to Rock
land, Mass, Wednesday, having come to Bel
fast to accompany her mother, Mrs. Lydia D.
Wight. home after visit of seven weeks
with Mrs Lydia A. Burgess.
Mrs Annie l.. Richards and her daughter,
Miss Louise w. Richards, returned last Satur-
day from months sojourn at the cottage of
Mrs. Richards sister, Miss Nellie H. Hopkins,
on Chebeague Island, Portland harbor.
William B. Getchell of Augusta, chief engine
er of the Central Maine Power Co., arrived
last Friday night for vacation visit with his
family. who are spending the summer in the
new Getchel cottage on the Condor shore.
MIR. and Mis-. James Burns of Chicago, who
have been in Belfast several months left Tues
day for a two weeks visit in New York. after
which Mr.. Burns will go to Chicago and Mrs.
Burns will return to Belfast for her children.
Ross, son of Mrs. Nellie Ross Campbell of
Holbrook, Mass, a graduate of the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, will arrive
Saturday to join mis- mother in visit here and
will also visit Kenney A. Burgess at Pitcher
Pond
President R. j. Alley of the University of
Maine is in San Francisco attending several
national conventions, Including the Association
of Agricultural Colleges, the National Educa-
lona Association and the National Associa-
ion of State Universities.
MIS- &. E. Evans and son George of STAN.
ford Conn, who have been at 159 Main street
the past week have taken a suite of several
rooms of Miss Harriet 2. White, No. q Cedar
street, where they will be joined later by MIR.
Mr. and Mrs Tyler Bind of Dorche- ter,
Mass, formerly of Belfast, were in town last
Thursday calling on friends, leaving the
night boat for Rockland, where Mrs. bird has
been visiting her parents. Mr. Bird has re-
turned to Boston, but his wife and children
will remain in Maine for several weeks longer
Thomas S. Rich of Maiden, Mass, formerly
of Bangor, is visiting in the city for the
first time in 26 years. Mr.. Rich is a grandson
of Sylvanus Rich, who resided in the house at
State and Essex streets now occupied by DR..
Pastor His father was Capt. Henry Rich,
who commanded the steamer katahdin OF San
ford's Independent line between Bangor and
Boston.-Bangor Commercial.
Capt. E. o. Patterson recently bought the
Lambert B. Bolton reside nee on Amsbury
Hill, Rockport, which ne will occupy after ex-
tensive repairs and improvements have been
made. The house was the summer home of
Mr.. Bolton. 1t stands about 200 feet above
the town and commands clear view of
the ocean and mountains. Capt Patterson has
succeeded in getting his vacation extended.
Mrs. John Biddle Porter of Washington and
Philadelphia made formal announcement at
Bar Harbor Sunday of the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Marguerite Biddle Porter and
Rt Rev. Robert Goldman, Bishop of Maine.
Bishop Goldman is member of the Boston
foV Ilyy nf bot II