The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-05-25
PERSONAL.

ie" weeks visit in Boston and vicinity
Mrs. George Nash went to Bangor Wednes-
Gay Tor few days visit with relatives.
MISS Louise Hazeltine went to Boston lasr
saturday or business and returned Tuesday.
Ira M. Cobe left by the Boston boat last Sat-
urday afternoon for New York. on bus,ness
trip.
David H. Ferris of Los. Angeles, Calf. will
arrive in June to visit his sister, Mrs. Horace
B.. Sellers.
Mrs. Clarence E. McIntire of Camden arrived
last Friday to visit her son, John McIntire, and
and wife,
Clement W. Wescott, cashier of The Citv
National Bank. left Monday on a business trim
to Michigan.
Z. II. Cargill of Pitts6eld was in Belfast.
monday on his way home from weeks visit
in Liberty, his old home.
Frank L. Orser left Monday for Aupusta
wnere he has employment in the factory of
Charles A. Eaton & Co.
MRS. d. r. Adams. who spent the past winter
In Pasadena, Calf, has returned east and is
now at hotel Touraine, Boston.
Mrs. Martha Hartshorn and daughter, Mrs.
Andrew P. Moore of Monroe, are in Belfast
visiting her son, T. D. Hartshorn
Norman A. White of Brookline, Mass, was
In Belfast last Saturday on his way to Saturdav
Cove, Northport, to open his summer bome
Mrs. A. c. Batchelder will return home to-
morrow, Friday, from Boston, where she spent.
the winter. Capt. Batchelder returned several
weeks ago.
MISS Aurelia E. Hanson of Maiden, Mass,
was in Belfast Saturday working on the records
OF the Probate Court concerning the Henrietta
G. Nickels estate
Miss Ruth Field of Ellsworth with savera,
other students from the Castine Normal scboo,
were recent visitors and enjoyed picnic in
Belfast and Northport.
Miss Inez E. Crawford returned Saturday
from Bangor, where she spent the winter. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Martin, who spent
the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Edith Damon Turner of Boston was in
Belfast the past week to make arrangements
10 spend the season with friends in Northport,
and has taken the Gilchrest cottage
Prof and MRS. James t. Sleeper of Belot
ooiiege' are expected at the Battery some time
In June for the season. Mrs, Sleeper is pleas
antly remembered as Miss Gladys Pitcher.
Mrs. George L. Hossaker of Boston, who has
been at the Fahy boarding house for several
weeks, returned home last Saturday. but will
come later to spend the summer in Northport,
Robert l., Knowlton has returned from New
London, Conn.,, where he was emploved tho
past winter, and will spend the summer with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall O. Knowl.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Pearl of Bangor re-
turned home Tuesday after few days visit
with MI. Charles H. Field. They came to
spend MIR. Pearls birthday here, custom of
many years.
Miss Daisy Pease is the guest of her mother
Mrs. Laura ]. Pease, before returning to
Brewer. where she has position, Miss Pease
took course in stenography in the Gilman
school, Bangor.
Mrs. Austin W. Heating, who has been i'll at
her home for the past two weeks, is gaining,
although still confined to her room and under
the care of Miss Ruth Coombs of the Waldo
County Hospital staff.
Miss Caroline M. Cutter, who has been in
Springfield, Mass, for the past year with he
nephew, Frank J. Starrett, has arrived in Bel
fast and will spend the summer with her
niece, Mrs. Charles M. Craig.
The engagement has been announced of Miss
Evelyn A. Staples of Waldo and Carl Webb of
Monroe. Miss Staples is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar l.. Staples, and Mr.. W ebo is
prosperous farmer of Monroe The wedding
will take place in the early summer.
Miss Ruth Macomber has returned from
Portland, where she took a course in the
Shaw Business College. Miss Hazel Coombs,
who has been student at this college, will
take position in Portland after a brief visit
with her mother Mrs. Mary Mem. Coombs
Ralph A. Peavey, who arrived last Saturday
morning, left the next day for Bangor and
thence for Boston. His mother and sister who
spent the winter with him in Dallas, Texas,are
now in Boston and will return with him to Bel
fast Thursday or Friday for the summer.
Bradbury F. Gushing, who with Mrs. Cush-
ing is spending few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Staples, at Citypoint,
left Wednesday a short business trip to
Boston in the interests of Pine Grove Springs
Hotel at Lake Spotford, N. H., which he will
open for the summer about June 18th
Mrs. George B. Dyer has returned from Bos~
ton, where she attended the graduation exer-
cises of the Curry School of Expression. Her
daughter, Miss Sabra B. Dyer,was graduate.
Miss Dyer will return soon for a few weeks
vacation before going to Burlington, VT. July
9Th, to teach in the Curry summer school.
Mr.. Charles w. Frederick and Mrs. Augusta
S. Frederick, who spent the winter in st. Au-
gustine, Fla, returned home Saturday night
from Boston, where they had spent few days,
accompanied by Mrs. Adelaide c. Quimby, who
had been visiting relatives there for several
months and she is their guest.
In the Harvard unit which sailed from New
York last Saturday tor France were Miss
Marian Hamblin and Miss Helen Dunn, both of
Augusta and both former superintendents of
the Waldo County General hospital in this city,
and DIR Thomas Roster son of DIR and Mrs &