The Republican journal., 1915-05-13
PERSONAL.

mr. ana MIS- Roland u. Lamson are house,
keeping at No. 1 Belmont avenue.
Miss Alma Colby of Brock ton, Mass, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. D. P. Palmer.
Mrs. Fay Frost of Appleton is the guest of
her brothers. Hiram and John Burgess.
Capt. J. o. Hayes. who had been at his home
the past week, left Monday for New York.
Dr.'Edith F. Kidder returned Monday from
few days visit with her parents in Waterville.
Mrs. C. E. Blackington and brother, C. E.
Doty of Warren. have been visiting friends in
this city.
Mrs. Raymond Bird and Miss Helen Bird re-
turned to Rockland Tuesday after brief visit
with Belfast relatives.
Miss Ada Sprowl of Appleton, who has en-
ployment in this city, has returned from
visit in her home town.
Mr., N. J. Pottle of Howard, R. l., came to
Belfast Saturday on business, and spent few
days here with relatives
Mrs. John o. Gilmore returned last week
Packard, in Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Alice E. Simmons went to Winslow last
Monday to coach the graduating classes of the
High and Grammar schools
Miss Irene Marks, stenographer to Governor
Curtis, spent the weekend in this city, the
guest of relatives and friends.
Mr.. l. V. Miller, who has been visiting rela-
tives in Lincolnville for several months, re-
turned to Belfast last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward r. Pierce returned to
Boston Saturday noon. having been called here
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ellen F. Mussel-
man.
Mrs. Mildred Bradman has returned from
the Chase Memorial Sanatorium, Fairfield, Me-,
having been there several weeks under treat
ment for tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bowman. who spent
the winter in Brookline, Mass, have returned
to Belfast and opened their house on Congress
street for the summer.
Miss Carrie E. Gilmore left Saturday to
visit Miss Nellie E. Walker in Lynn, Mass,
and later will go to New York, where she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brad
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H. Strout and Miss
Mildred l. L. Demmons, who spent the winter
with relatives in Lawrence, Mass, and visited
in Portland on the way home. arrived here
May 5th.
Friends of Alonzo A. Shute of Hartford,
Conn, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Shute of
this city, will be glad to learn that he is con-
valescng from an operation on his throat in
Hartford hospital.
Mrs. Forest l.. Adams has returned from
Jonesport. accompanied by her nephew. Earl
Lamson. who is assisting her in preparations
for moving her household goods to her former
home in Jonesport
Claude B. Roberts left Monday afternoon
for Boston after spending flew days in this
city. He sails next Saturday from New York
for San Juan, Porto Rico, and will go to Ponce
for few months, in the interests of Stone &
Webster Co. of Boston.
Mrs. Agnes M. Cottrei of Gloucester, Mass,
Mrs. Lora Richards of Camden and Mrs. Mil
dred Bryant of Pittsfeld were called to Bel
fast to attend the funeral of Mrs. James B.
Waterman last Tuesday.
Albert P. Bureigh of Houton, relative of
Senator Burleigh, has successfully passed the
physical examinations for the Naval Academy.
The young man had already passed the mental
tests and will enter at once.
MIS-. Frank B. Knowlton and daughter, Miss
Louise, who spent the winter in California and
other southern and western resorts have ar
rived in Boston on their way home and are
spending few days in that city and vicinity.
Mr. Edward J. Morrison. who has been in
Florida for some years past and came to New
York for an operation on his eyes, arrived
Friday to visit relatives His general health
is good and he is assured that in short time
his eyes will be restored to their normal con-
dit on.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl H. Stevens returned Mon
day from few months visit in New York,
where DR.. Stevens mad been studying at the
Post Graduate hospital, specializing on genera
surgery and the diseases of women under the
direction of DR.. John J. McGratn. Mrs. Stevens
took special lessons III massaging.
Mrs. Carl Lamson, who spent the winter
ink In Latin America, in tour of the West
Indies, Central and South America, has re-
turned to Belfast to spend the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Waterman,
Congress street, Her husband will Join her
here in July for two months vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Arey and young son
Clarence, returned last week from three
months trip to California, which included
visits with relatives in Sebastopol, San Fran
cisco and other cities. They visited the exposi-
ton, were much impressed with it and delight
ed with the country, but Belfast looks pretty
good to them.
The many friends of Mrs. Wallace r. Tarbox
of Fryeburg, who is an officer Of the Ladies
G. A, R., and most devoted worker along
patriotic lines will be interested to know she
is in town under the care of throat specialist,
who assures her she will be greatly relieved of
the trouble she has suffered from for the past
few years. Mrs. Tarbox operated
Wednesday and will have another operation in
two weeks. She will return to Fryeburg soon
she is able and come again later.-Portland
Express.
The Junior prize speaking contest held in
the chapel at the University of Maine, We'd
nesday. May 9Th, is said to have been the best
exhibition of SDeakinp that has ever been