The Republican journal., 1916-09-14
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hartman of Bath
were in Belfast Wednesday calling on friends.
William H. White of Highlandville. Mass,
is the guest of his mother. Mrs. Martha K.
White, High street.
Miss Erma Thomas is spending the week in
Portland. the guest of her aunt and uncle, MIR.
and Mrs. A. Cohen.
OF course Hon. Arthur l. Brown came home
from Augusta to cast his vote Monday duty
he never fails to observe.
DIR. Thomas Tapley and son of South Brooks
vile, are guests of the formers brother, DR..
E. D. Tapley, High street.
MIR. anu Mrs. Arthur Cohen of Portland were
guests last week of Mrs. Cohen's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Fitz W. Patterson
Mrs. George w. Lewis and Mrs. F. A. Schu-
bert of Boston are spending two months at
their old home on Waldo avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph D. Southworth and Miss Grace Packard
are spending the week in Wayne.
E. R. Cunningham has returned to Wash
ington. D. c., after spending six weeks in the
MAINE "oouss where he Rdlheu Ten POUNDS.
Eugene Brown left last Saturday for his
home in Worcester, Mass, after weeks visit
in Belfast with Mrs. F. E. Sylvester.
Mrs. Clara E. Batchelder and Mrs. Addie ].
Edwards of Rockland Highlands arrived We'd
nesday for few days visit with Mrs. S. s. L.
Shute,
Among the autoists at the Penobscot Ex-
change, Bangor, last Saturday were Mrs. A. G.
Smalley. F. G. Smalley anu Miss Beatrice Cyr
of Boston.
| Mrs. J. A. Fessenden and Mrs. L. W. Pen-
dleton are due to arrive in New York city to-
day from the Pacific coast, where they spent
the past nine months.
Mrs. Jay G. Wilson and children, Bernice
and William. left Monday for Thorndike. where
they will be the guests of Mrs. Wilson's sister,
Mrs. William W. Moulton.
Byron M. Wilson .Wilfred Moseley and Mar
tin Shanahan, who have been visiting Mr.. Will
sons mother on Northport avenue left on the
Boston boat last Monday night for their homes
i in Lynn, Mass.
Alonzo J.,son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Har-
riman of Bath, who graduated from the Bath
High school in the class of 1916. will enter the
University of Maine this fall for an electrical
engineering course.
Post cards with views of the Yellowstone
National Park have been received by friends
of Prudence B. Piper, who is motoring through
the Park with her brother, Lewis C. Piper, and
friends in Mr. pipor,s uI; ;pdo Cod 4
allac.
R. A. Peavey, Mrs. M. F. Peavey and Miss
Peavey left last Sunday in the atter's
Dodge car for Dallas. Texas, their winter
home. They will spend everal days in St.
Louis. their former home, before starting
south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson are still
at their country estate on Seven Hundred Acre
Island, just across from Dark Harbor. but their
daughter, Mrs. Post {Irene Langhorne Gibson)
and her husband, who came from Honolulu
where they had been their wedding trip
have gone to their country home on Long Is.
land.
Misc Alice Poor has returned to Boston
WneEG SnS lS euEaSeU III WOIk, having
spent the month of August With her parents
Hon. end Mrs Clarence 0. Poor, Church street
and Miss Avis Morrison, who spent the pas
month with her mother, Mrs. E. J. Morrison
has returned to Springfield, Mass, to resum.
her dates in one of the pub ie libraries
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Colby of Sunset wer,
very glad to entertain. even for short time
Mrs., John Francis Erines and Miss Lydia E.
Anderson of Brooklyn, who were with III
when Mr.. Jason Hutchins was our pastor
Mrs. Brines kindly consented to sing for III
at the morning. and evening services on
piece being Mr.. Hu&chins' favorite, 30, Mas
ter, let me walk with thee."--Deer Isle Mes
senger.
Lieut.. Charles B. Hazekine. U s. A., an,
bride fI.iss Margaret Cahill of Kalamazoo
arrived last Thursday from the Mexican Dor
der, where Lieut.. Hazetice has been statione,
for sometime, and we're tie guests of his par
,ents, Ms. and Mrs aSen Razeltine, Northpor
avenue, until Sunday night. when they left BY
boat, Lieut.. Hazeltixe's leave not permitting
longer stay
Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter Louis.
are at home from zeal Harbor, where the,
spent the summer. Miss louise will leave
about Sept 20th to resume her studies at the
Waynfete school. Dr.. and Mrs. James d
Clement of Grono were guests of his mother
for several days the past week, and Stephen
J. Clament arrived Saturday from Seal Harbor
for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean Cool and two
! children, who have been the guests of Mrs.
Coops parents. Hon. and Mrs. R. F. Dunton
Cedar street, left Sept. 8th for their home in
Madison. Wis, where Mr.. Cool is member of
the University of Wisconsin faculty. Thurs
day Mrs. Cool entertained 20 guests at thin
Bile party at the home of her parents. Coffee.
sandwiches and cake were served and the af.
fair svas a very pleasant one.
Capt. W. NJ. White of Miami, Florida, has
/ joined his wife and daughter at the White
| homestead on Primrose Hill new steamer
building at Cramps shipyard in Philadelphia
to be launched Sept. 25th. will be taken South
by Capt. White in October. She will be called
the J, Il. Parrott for the former president of
the company and 10 to ply between Key West
| and Havana, carrying freight exclusively and
having a capacity of about 81 ears
| On the first fair day. Nicholas W. Bird, a
senior at High School of Commerce of Boston,
will complete bicycle trip to Boston from
this city. whence he has come from Rockland.
He made the trip yesterday from Knox county
| in ii hnure and his sDee dome eter repisterod