The Republican journal., 1915-06-03
PERSONAL.

MAS w Hidm T. thompson OF Bangor ar
rived last Friday to visit Belfast relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis A. Alden of Camden
called on friends in Belfast Memorial Day.
Miss Florence M. Cross returned Monday
from short visit with friends in Pittsfeld.
MIS-. Lizzie McCabe was in Bangor over
Sunday the guest of her sister, Miss Margaret
Owens.
Miss Maria Andrews has returned from a
two weeks visit with Mrs Maria Tibbetts of
Camden.
Mrs. Sally Durham Hanshue of Boston ar
rived Saturday for short visit with Belfast
relatives.
Chester B. Frost returned to Boston Monday
after short visit with his mother, Mrs. Lena
H. Frost,
Mrs. E. S. and Mrs Thomas E. Bowker went
to Bangor Wednesday to spend few days
with friends.
James H. Clark, who spent the winter in
Palatka, Fla, returned to Belfast last Friday
for the summer.
Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens went to Portland
3. T..
nolds, Eastern Promenade
Bert A. Mudgett of Bangor was called to
Belfast Monday to attend the funeral of mis-
aunt, Mrs. Caroline C. Dolloff
Ralph Gilmore of Waterville came to Bel
fast to attend the funeral of Mrs D. W. Dyer
and called on Belfast friends.
DR.. Thomas Tapley of Mount Desert return
ed home last Thursday from visit with his
brother, DR.. Eugene D. Tapley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Pierce, who spent
the past winter in Boston, returned Saturday
to their home on Church street.
Mrs. A. K. Fletcher was called to Pittstield
last Saturday by the serious illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Louise Fletcher
William ]. Havener of Portland was called
to Belfast Monday to attend the funeral of
his mother-in-l law, Mrs. Caroline L. Dolloff
Mr.. and Mrs. William McNulty returned
home to Bangor Monday after few days
visit with their daughter, E-rs. N. Houston
Small.
Miss Amy L. Wilson returned Monday from
visit in Gardiner with her sister, Miss Edith
c. Wilson, a teacher in the Gardiner High
school.
George Harcourt of Portland arrived Satur-
day to remain over Memorial Day with Mrs.
Harcourt at the home of her father, Albea E
Hutchins.
DR.. and Mrs. Adelbert Millett and Dr. and
Mrs. E. l.. Stevens will attend the meeting
of the Maine Medical Association at Poland
Springs June 9th and 10th.
Mrs E. H. Colby and little granddaughter
Annabel Miller Colby of Sunset arrived last
Saturday to visit Belfast relatives and to at
tend the Memorial Day exercises.
Mrs. l.. W. Alexander of Portland arrived
last Friday to remain over Memorial Day to
decorate the cemetery lot of her parents, the
late MIR. and Mrs. Frederick A. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jones returned Tues
day from a two-days' auto trip to Bangor.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Louise b.
Brooks and were guests at the b.ngor House.
Fred Wentworth, whose three years term of
enlistment in the New York infantry recently
expired, arrived Sunday from Panama and is
w.
Juan.
DIR. David N. Beach, President of Bangor
Theological Seminary will give the address to
the Christian associations and will deliver the
Baccaaureate sermon at PlttsheId, Sunday,
June 18th.
Mrs. Julia 7. Churchill of Skowhegan was
recent guest of Mrs. Daniel Ingalls, She came
to accompany her father, Mr.. Peter lower,
who is in his 9sth year, to Belmont to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Hannah Tyler of Brewer, Mrs. Charles
Cunningham of Searsport ana Mr.. James Cum
ningham of Lncolnville were called to Belfast
MONDAY to attend the funeral OF their sister
Mrs. Caroline Dollotf.
Mrs Reuel Robinson has returned to her
home in Camden from Colorado where she
spent the winter. She alsu made trIp to
California and visited the San Diego and San
francisco expositions.
United States Senator Edwin c. Burleigh,
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Boyd and son Robert, and
Mrs. Clarence b. Burleigh, ali of Augusta,
were at Jacbman ard vicinity last week on a
fishing trip and were reported as having great
success.
While in Boston last wees, Mrs. A. E Will
son consulted specialist in regard to her
knee, which has been troublesome for some
time, with the result that an operation took
place yesterday which will detain her there
for a few weeks.
Rev Villa m Vaug han. East Belfast, will 60 to
New York this week for short visit and will
be Joined there by Mrs. Vaughan, who is now in
Houlton, The trip home will be mace by auto
mobile with Mrs. ( fife V. v. Knox, who will
visit them for while
The Memorial Day sermon at the First Uni
versalist church Cambridge, Mass, was by
Rev. DR.. George W. Bicknel pastor, veteran
of the 5th Maine Regiment, who preached on
''The Memory and Inspiration of the Hour
7 wo G. A. L. Posts attended.
| Thomas G. Randall, son of VIM NJ Randall
of Belfast, is visiting in this city while the U.
5. 5. Virginia is undergoing slight repairs at
the Charlestown, Mass, Navy Yard, having
been in collision with the U. S. s. Rhode
Island. He will join the ship next Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wilband OF Kenne-
bunk. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Taylor. motored to Belfast Sunday and were