The Republican journal., 1915-08-05
PERSONAL.


Raymond Young is visiting relatives in
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Roy E. Young and daughter Beulah
are visiting in Winterport
Ned Collins of Castine arrived Saturday to
visit his aunt Mrs. Mary S..Smaley.
Mrs. Ella Gilman of West Medford, Mass.
is guest at her uncle's. Capt. G. T. Osborne.
Abe strecker of Boston spent a few days
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Collins.
MISS Nellie E. Walker of Lynn, Mass, ia
visiting Mrs. Ada E. Wldes and Miss Carrie
E. Gilmore.
capt. Royal W. Warren and Miss Edith M,
southworth returned Monday from brief
visit in Rockland.
Mrs. Emma F. Kochersperger arrived Satur-
day from New York and is the guest of Mrs.
Helen W. Crosby.
Mayor and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs. son
Horace and daughter Alice. returned Monday
from few days visit in Rockland
Mrs. Mittie Gowen of Brooks was the guest
OF Belfast friends Tuesday. She was on her
way home from visit at Bayside.
Miss Mildred Dodge is spending two weeks
vacation from the H. H. Coombs store with
relatives in Islesboro and Rockland.
Frank Libby, who has been spending several
week with Belfast relatives, left Tuesday to
JOIN the U. S. S. Vermont at Norfolk, Va
Mrs. Lewis F. Clifford returned to her home
In Stockton Springs last Sunday after brief
visit with her mother and sisters in this city,
Asa West ard Herbert Hatch of Boston
spent the weekend calling on relatives and
friends and left Sunday night by boat for
home.
Mrs. Everett Burgess and children, EVELYN
Eleanor and Mabel, of Burnham, are visiting
her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Hart on
Waldo avenue.
Mrs. Frederick Ingersoll, who had been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Webber. High street. returned to her home in
Portland Monday.
George c. Milliken of Lynn. Mass, arrived
Sunday morning by boat to spend month
with his niece, Mrs. Thomas Decrow, and
family, Peach street.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. F. schoppe and son
Billie returned to their home in Bozeman.
Montana, July 9th from a trip through the
Yellowstone Park and Mrs. S. is to write up
the trip for The Journal
Mr.. James H. Howes accompanied Mrs. VIM.
2. Whitman to her home in Campello, Mass,
Monday and will return today, Thursday, with
his daughter, Mrs. Richard P. Whitman. and
her infant son, William P
Fred Mcdonald and Edward Frisbee left last
week for Toledo Ohio where they have en-
ployment with the Overland Automobile Co.
Mrs Mcdonald and Mrs. Frisbee will Join them
the latter part of next week.
Mrs. Walter B. Kelley. son illiam Swan
and daughter Katherine accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth A. Kelley, will leave today, Thursday,
for St. Paul, Mlnn. They will spend Sunday
in Chicago with Mrs. H. H. Hilton.
Misses Florence and Ruth Kimball returned
last Monday from Lynn, Mass, where they
had been visiting their sister, Mrs. Lester
/ Adams, since their schools closed last June.
They will spend the remainder of their vacation
with their sister, Mrs. Gay Holmes, in Waldo
Miss Katherine c. Quimby and her sister,
/ Mrs. c. c. Pineo, and little daughter kather-
inc, will leave today for New York to Join Mr..
Pineo and will sail Aug. 7th for Rio Janeiro,
South America Mrs. Theodore n Winsow
OF Elizabeth, N j., sister of Mrs. George A.
| Quimby, who is visiting here, will spend some
time with Mrs. Quimby after her daughters
cave
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pearson of Brookline
Mass, spent the weekend in this city and
at Quantabacook pond. where their two sons,
George and Robert are spending the summer
at DR.. Vickery's camps. Saturday was the
birthday of their younger son, Robert, and
his parents came down especially to spend
the day with him. They returned to Brook
line Monday.
Mr.. W. H. Williams former pastor of the
NJ E. church in this city, and who had held
pastorates in EastporI and Houlton, but for
some years past has been engaged in business
in Sp ringfeld. Mo-, arrived Monday and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin A. Hubbard, 4
Park street. In the 80 more years since
MIR. Williams left Maine he has retained his in
terest in the State and the many friends he
made here, and his occasional letters to The
journal have been read with interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Chase, Miss Ida
Walker and Charles H. Walden, who with Mrs
Walden and Miss Hall, trained nurse, have
been at Rocky Point cottage at Pitchers pond
for several weeks, have returned and Mr..
Walden left Monday morning to resume his
position as travelling salesman for the A. h.
Berry Shoe Co.. Portland. after pleasant
vacation Mrs. Walden and Miss Hall are
manning at the cottage for longer stay as the
change has proven beneficial to tie formers
health.