The Republican journal., 1915-08-26
PERSONAL.

the guest of Belfast relatives.
Miss Nellie B. Dean of Bellows Falls, VT, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter are guests
OF Mr. Smiths parents in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Clara Crosby of Somerville, Mass. ia
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Borden.
Henry lngersoll of Portland was a recent
guest at the home of Mr.. Robert P. Coombs.
Miss Jessie Paine of Somerville, Mass. is a
guest of Miss Marian Bsgey at the Wayside.
Miss Margaret Owen of Bangor was the
guest over Sunday of her brother, Charles E.
Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Tucker of Washington. d
c., were recent guests of their son. Wilbur
T. Tucker.
Thomas P. Mathews Of Liberty arrived FRI
day to spend a week with his uncle. Thomas
W. Pitcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Cook and son Russeu
OF Somerville, Mass, visiting in Belfast
and vicinity.
Horatio Locke Dyer of Brooklyn, NJ ia
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. H. J. Locke. at her
home on Spring street
Mrs. H. M. Pease and Miss Esther of Brook
lin have returned home after visiting friends
in Islesboro and Belfast
Miss Edyth Atkins, who had been visiting
relatives in Los Angeles, Calf, for several
months, arrived home last Tuesday.
Miss Annie L. Barr is visiting in New York
and will return via Augusta where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Hall F. Hoxie.
Mrs. Rudolph Stoler, son Philip and daupb-
ter Doris of Somerville. Mass, returned home
Sunday from weeks visit in this city
DR.. Charles P. Bean of Boston arrived Sum-
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Fred V. Cottrell.in
Belfast and at Shore Acres, Northport.
Miss Florence Chase of Los Angeles, Calf
has been the guest the past two weeks of her
cousin, Mrs. W. R. Howard, at the Battery.
Mrs. Georgia M. Hoffses and Mrs. Eva C.
Brown, clerks in the James H. Howes store
left Tuesday for visit in Boston and v;cin;,v
III Mrs. N. B. Buxton and daughter Marearet
have returned to their home in Somerville.
Mass. aftera visit at the home of Dr David
P. Flanders.
DIR. and Mrs. George Thompson of North
Adams, Mass, were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. R. Howard at the Battery while on an
auto trip east.
Mrs. Phoebe D. Crawford and daupbter Misc
Eona D. who has been attending Burdett's
BUSINESS College in Boston, arrived home last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward and son Robert
Mrs. Mary Haskell and Mrs. Belle Mitchell and
son Claude of Bangor, were guests Sunday of
Mrs. Elroy T. Mchaels
Miss Bessie M. Pond, formerly librarian of
the Belfast Public Library, now of North
Adams, Mass, is visiting in Bucksport and
later will come to Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hutchinson of
brookline and Mrs. William B. Currier of
Lynn, Mass, were guests the past week of
Mr. and Mrs James II. Howes.
Mrs. NJ C. Hill has returned from North
port, where she was the guest for Chautau-
qua week OF her sister, Mrs. A. j. Mason of
Bangor, at White Rock cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holt, daughter An
nette and son Ralph, will leave in few davs
in their car for visits in Boston and Concord
N. H., with Mrs Hollis relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clay of Portland arrived
last week for short visit and left Thursday
with B. F. Mudgett for motor trip to Ken
nebunkport and other towns through which
he travels for c. f. Thompson & Co.
Postmaster and Mrs. Austin W. Heating en-
tertained their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H,
Kent of New York and Mr. and Mrs. l.. A.
Savage of Brewer, at the Howes cottage on
the North Shore. from Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. Phose Eaton of sprin gfed, Mo-, who
had been the guest of her sister. Mrs Charles
O'Connell, for the past few days, went to her
Former home in Castine Saturday morning and
was accompanied by Mrs. O'ConnelI for a few
days visit.
Misses Marian A. and Helen ]. Pendleton.
twin daughters of the late James W Pendle-
ton, Jr., who have been wishing relatives and
friends in this city for the past two months
returned to their home in Dorchester. Mass.
by last Sundays boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Thompson of Washing
ton, D. C.. we're in Bangor Wednesday after
n con, going to their former home in Winter.
port. Mr.. Thompson, who was at one time
s tate dairy inspector, holds an important
ofice at Washington and travels extensively
in the interests of dairying.-Bangor Com
mercial.
Mr.. Reginald Hazeltine of Springfield. Mass,
arrived by last Saturday mornings boat to joi
his family at the home of his mother. Mrs.
Camilla A. Hazeltine, No. l Court street.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Hazeltine and their
two children went to his cottage, Porcupine
Lodge, Pitchers Pond, for few days.
Friends of Rev. George W. Hinckley of
Good Will Farm will be sorry to learn that he
is laid up with fractured ankle. He went tn
Erie ndship to speak at boys camp off the
coast. and in boarding boat In rough wealth.
er fell upon rock. 1t is expected that if
will be five or six weeks before he is active
again.
K. b. Stover recently received word from
his sister, Mrs. Elmer Morey, from Columbo,
Ceylon. Mrs. Morey, with her husband and
infant son, is on her way to this country after
an absence OF l8 months. They sailed July
Oath on a Spanish steamer for Barcelona. hon.
ing thus to avoid the submarine zone Mr.
Morey had been purchasing East India goods
and precious stones, when the war detained
them. They will probably visit Bucksport
soon.-Bucksport Times.