The Republican journal., 1916-08-03
PERSONAL.


with relatives in Camden.
Mrs. Freeman M. Wood of Bath is the guest
of Mrs. Selwyn Thompson.
Mrs. Frank A. Cushman was in Watervile
the past week for few days visit,
Mr. and Mrs. William Farnham of Boston
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Smyth,
Mrs. Michael McGown of West Groton, Mass.
is visiting her brother. Michael Collins.
Miss Eulalia Greenlaw of Stockton, E. NC.
Seminary, '16. is visitor. in ucksport
Mrs. Charles Hinchman of Detroit Mich, is
the guest of Mrs. Annie White Hinchman,
Miss Marjorie Patterson went to Camden
Saturday to remain over Sunday with rela-
tives.
Miss Anna M Redman of Boston is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Frank H. Mayo, and other
relatives.
Chester B. Frost of Boston arrived Friday to
to spend the week end with his mother Mrs.
Lena H. Frost
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Coombs returned to
Camden Monday from few days visit with
Belfast relatives.
Capt. S. M. Milliken returned to New York
last Saturday from a visit with his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Miliken
Mrs. George H. Robertson went to Rock
port last Thursday to visit the family of her
brother, Rev. Hosea w. Rhoades
Mrs. Jack Smith of Camden was in Belfast
Saturday for short visit, and was accompa-
MED home by Miss Velma Mitchell
Mrs. Anna Howes Hernandez and daughter
Violet of Waltham, Mass. are the guests of
her cousins James H. and Ralph H, Howes.
Mrs. Philip LittlefeId and little son Fred
erick returned to Portland last Thursday from
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Hall.
Mrs. Willis Arnold and little son Robert of
Warsaw, N. Y, arrived Sunday morning to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Brown.
Miss Melvina v. Parker has returned from
visits in Gloucester, Mass, and in Boston, the
the guest of her cousin Madam Elnora Cham
berlain Despredelle.
Capt. and Mrs. Asmus Leonard of Havana,
Cuba. are guests of Capt. and Mrs. Cleveland
Downes. Capt. Leonard is manager of the
Munson s. S. Co.'S line.
Mrs. Eugene R. Spear and daughters Mabel,
Katherine and Eleanor, went to Bath last Sat
| urday, called there by the sudden death of
| Al farb
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster A. Pierce and daughters
Ethelyn and Louise returned to their home in
North Sedgwick last Saturday after a visit
with Mr. Plerce's sister, Mrs. Ethel P. Collins.
| james H. Jones and sons James and Donald
of Arlington, Mass, and Hervey r. Emery of
Bucksport returned to Bucksport July 25th by
automobile from a camping trip to Wilson
pond
Dr. and Mrs. A. q. Provost, and Mrs. Henry
A. Pierce OF New haven, Ct, will occupy the
Randall cottage at Pitchers Pond, Nortnport,
for two weeks in August, arriving by auto
about Aug. 7th.
| William Earle Stuart of South Paris has
| been elected superintendent of the Burnham,
man of pleasing personality, fine education
| and successful experience.
Miss Mary ii. Hilton will leave tomorrow
Friday, for two weeks visit in st. Andrews
| N. B., with her niece, Mrs. Charles A. Hay
COCK. Her store will be in charge of Mrs Mat
tie Wiley Varney during her absence.
The largest individual taxpayer in Augusta
is W. II. Gannett, who pays $2,340. 81, and the
next is Percy V. Hill, who pays $2,Ol6 80
The John F. Hill estate pays $3,547 90 the ].
W. North estate $2,422.55. and the Titcomb
Real Estate Association SO. .632 SO.
Miss Amy E. Stoddard will go to Freedom
the last of the week to visit DR.. and MIS-, Al
len NJ Small. They plan to spend Sunday at
Georges Lake. guests of Mrs. Small's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. T. P. Williams of Houlton, who
are there for the month of August.
Second Lieutenant Charles B. Hazeltne,
Fourteenth Cavalry. who has been stationed
at Fort Clark, Texas, has been ordered to
Eagle Pass, Texas. for examination for trans
fer to Field Artillery. Eagle Pass is on the
Rio Grande opposite the Mexican town of
Piedras Negras and near Fort Duncan.
Mrs. Edward A. Wadsworth left Monday for
New York to enter the st. Elizabeth hospital
for surgical operation by DR.. W. +. Quinn,
who has been the guest for several weeks of
her sister, Mrs, Thomas E. Shea, and VINO re-
Gently operated on Mrs. Shea. MrShea return
ed to New York Saturday and his wife accom-
panied Mrs. Wadsworth Monday.
Rev. J. L. c. Sawyer, d. D., and wife of
Bath are in Pttstield, Mass, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Clapp Bal gg, wife of
Hon. Allen H. Bagg. Mrs. Bagg's mother
was the donor of the Clapp Memorial Chapel
in the Pittsfield cemetery. The family is one
of the most prominent in the First Congrega-
tional church of that city, whose pastor is
Rev. DR.. Gregg, formerly pastor of the State
street Congregational church of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pidgin of Lewiston re-
turned home Tuesday after an outing at South
port MIR. Pidgn is the Oldest member of the
Lewiston Journal force and has had an expert
ence in the printing and newspaper business
since 1S4S. When he started to learn the trade
there were only two power presses in the
State. Nearly everything was done by hand
power.-Bath Independent.
Certain contemporaries have placed such
kids as Major Shorey and the writer in the
veteran class: but-takng the attitude of