The Republican journal., 1916-08-17
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Macia B. Wadin visited relatives in
Morrill, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Burgess are at their
cottage at Pitchers Pond.
Miss Sadie Rose of Dedham, Mass, is the
guest of Mrs. Fred E. Smyth.
Mrs. George A. Gichrest of Thomaston is
the guest of Mrs. Albert c. Burgess.
Mr.. J. J. Wallace of Vancouver, B. e., is vis-
lting his sister. Mrs. L. o. Bucklin.
Miss Ellie Cobbett of Melrose, Mass, is the
guest of her uncle. W. A. Macomber.
Mrs. Fred Rackliff and Miss Emily Rackliff
went to Northport Monday to spent the week.
Mrs. Alice Frost Leonard Of Meriden, Conn.
Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lena H.
Frost.
William F. Getchell of Augusta spent Sun.
day with his family at their cottage on the AL
lyn shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Priest of Boston are
guests of Miss Alice Condor at her bungalow
on Condor street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Woodcock and MIR.
Herbert T. Field left last week for a canoe
trip In northern Maine
rev Arthur E. wilson. who was visiting in
Boston, was called to Belfast Monday by the
death of Hon. William B. Swan.
Mrs M. f. McGown. who has been the guest
of her brother, Michael Collins, returned Mon
day to her home in West Groton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Worthen and two chill
dren of Lexington, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Worthen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Heal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah L. Page of Beverly.
Mass. who had been visiting relatives in
Bucksport, are guests of Mrs. Pages sister,
Mrs George E. Kittredge
Miss Nettie FoIlett returned to Brookline,
Mass. last Saturday from a visit with friends in
this city. She has been confined to her room
with severe throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Powers of Belmont,
Mass, will arrive next Sunday morning to
spend week with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Follett
at Rosedale cottage on the Cottrell shore.
Misses Annie L. Barr and Grace II. Hall of
the Belfast Free Library, returned last Thurs
day from Cambridge, Mass. where they spen.
a week attending lectures at the Harvard
Summer School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Hazeltine and chill.
dren, Ben and Eleanor, left by boat last Sum
day afternoon for their home in Springfield
Mass, after visit with his mother, Mrs
Camilla W. Hazeltine, Court street.
Mrs. Carl K. Crosby, who has been visiting
relatives in Islesboro left today for New York
to accompany Mr.. Crosby on a vacation trip on
Lake Erie. Mr.. Crosby is purchasing agent
with the Hudson Navigation Co.-Bath Inde-
pendent.
Howard french of New York, Robert French
of San Francisco, and Howard Fletcher of
Berkeley. Calf, were recent guests of Mrs
Mary Perry Rich at Glencove. The Messrs
French are brothers of Mrs. Perry.--Rockland
Courier Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ]. Anderson and sons
Percy and Alton, of Toronto, Canada, were
guests the past week of Mr.. Anderson's sister
Mrs. Herbert S. Morey. He is superintend.
ent of the Lake Superior Division of the
| Canadian Pacific.
Edward A. Wadsworth left Tuesday fol
New York to spend two weeks with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Thomas E. Shea. and on his return he
will be accompanied by Mrs. Wordsworth, who
is recovering from very successful opera
tion at the St. Elizabeth hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie P. Loud of Watervil
were guests last Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Edga
L. Harding on their way from three weeks
trip through the White Mountains, havin,
visited route many interesting places il
New Hampshire and Maine.
Charles H. Bachelor of San Francisco
| Calf is the guest of his parents, Capt an
Mrs. AloDzo Bachelor, at their home on Cour
street. This is Mr.. Bachelder's first visit her
for 20 years. His former home was in North
port. He is first officer of the mine- planting
steamer Col Armstead.
| Charles Dean Cool of Madison, Wis, arrive,
last Friday to join Mrs. Cool (Miss Edith Dun
tony and children, who are guests of her par
ents. Hon. and Mrs. r. F. Dunton. With MI
and Mrs Elon B. Gilchrest the Coos went t.
the Battery Monday for a week as guests o
Miss Margaret Dunton at her cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Mcdonald of Hartford
Conn.,, arrived Sunday to visit Belfast rela
tives. They are the guests of honor at
house party to be entertained for four days a
the Lord cottage at Little River by Judge M
w. Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Follett an
baby Ruth joined the party Monday and othe
guests will be entertained during the week
Practically the same party has been entertain
ed annually for several years past.
Darius Cobb. the artist, was 80 years of ag,
Sunday, Aug. 9Th. An informal reception wa
held in the afternoon at his home on Boylsto
street, Newton Upper Falls, Mass, when hi
many friends and relatives called on him t.
pay their compliments. Mr.. Cobb is still ac
tive despite his age. Saturday he was busi
! engaged in painting some old time picture
which he sketched more than so years ago.
81. ]. Pottle retured to Howard. R, l., las
Saturday after a few days visit with his daugh
ter. Miss Natalie M. Pottle. and other rela
tives. Starting from Providence Mr.. Pottl
made the trip to Belfast by trolley as far a
practicable and found it very interesting ant
enjoyable. In one place he missed connec
| tions and was detained an hour and half
The rou te was mainly along the shore, which
he found built up all the way with cottage.
and camps.