The Republican journal., 1916-05-04
PERSONAL.

George Patterson passed the. week .end with
his family in town, from his duties in Belfast
Fairfield Journal.
Mrs. Adella M. Limeburner has returned
from few weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred E. Smyth in Boston.
Miss Isabel NJ. Robbins teacher in the Law
renee. Mass, schools, is the guest of her
cousin, Miss Carrie E. Gilmore
Mrs. l. H. Harmon of Brewer arrived Mon
day, called here by the death of her sister,
Mrs. Hiram P. Farrow Of Belmont.
Mrs. Clara E. Batchelder returned to Rock
land last Saturday after few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Stephen S. L. Shute.
Mrs. Percy Henley of Boston, who had been
the guest for several days of Mrs. Arthur E.
Wilson. left last Friday to visit in Bangor.
MISS Vida Vose returned to Norwood,
Mass. Saturday. after spending the Easter
vacation at her home on Northport avenue.
Charles H. Crosby returned last Friday from
Camden, where he was called to attend the
funeral of his brother in. law, A. j. @. Knowl.
ton.
had very successful winter in Hotel Greene,
Pasadena, Calf. left for Belfast Monday.
They will visit in Chicago and New York en-
route.
Jerry E. Hayes and BRIDE arrived home
Wednesday evening, April 26th, after short
wedding trip They were married in New
York Easter Sunday.
Mrs. James c. Durham arrived home April
18th from two months sojouln in Texas, hav-
ing left San Antonio soon after the Hazeltine-
Cahill wedding which she attended
Frank P. Wilson, Esq, of New York visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Wilson, last
Friday and Saturday. He recently returned
from business trip to the Pacific coast
Miss Edith C. Wilson, teacher of the Com
mercial department of the Westboro Mass,
High school, arrived last Saturday for short
visit with her sister, Miss Amy l.. Wilson.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene D. Tapley returned
last Saturday from New York, where DR.. Tap
ley took special course in hospital practice
and Mrs, Tapley devoted several weeks to art
study.
MID. "iuSl D. AOIAab returned SATURDAY
from few days visit with Mr.. Dorman, who
is at the Sisters hospital in Waterville, gaining
rapidly from recent operation for appendi-
citis and minor troubles
Rev. William Vaughan left Monday for
short visit in New York. On his return he
will be accompanied by Mrs. Effie " Knox,
who will spend the summer at her bungalow
on the Vaughan farm.
Mauritz Nelson, chief boatswain's mate of
the U. S. S. s. Nebraska, now at the Charles
ton Navy yard, arrived Monday, called here
by the death of Mrs. Hiram P. Farrow of
Belmont with whom he lived several years as
boy.
Mrs H. Rufus Googins returned to her home
in Bucksport last Saturday from the Paine
hospital, Bangor, where she underwent q very
serious operation several weeks ago. Her
friends are glad to know that she is improving
rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Robert Emery returned to
Bucksport last week from visit with rela-
tives in Arlington, Mass Their son, Hervey
R. Emery, who is attending Columbia Univer-
sity, spent the Easter recess with them in Ar
lington.
Mrs. Carl H. Lamson, who spent the winter
with her husband in the West Indies, Central
and South America has returned to Belfast
and is with her mother, Mrs. Franklin Water
maa. Mr.. Lanson will come later. when they
will occupy their bungalow off Congress street
/ Mr.. Chas. W. and Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick
and Miss Mary Owen. who have been in St
Augustine Fla, for some time, will leave this
week for home. They will spend several days
in Jacksonville, day in North Carolina, and
then come to Washington, d. c., for their
usual spring visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Robinson of Isesboro
and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Pratt and Miss
Alice Pratt of Searsport, who have been at Fort
| Pierce, Florida. for the winter returned as far
toward home as Portland April 26th where
they will remain for week more visiting
relatives. They report very successful sea-
son in Florida.
Mrs. W. F. Schoppe had as her guests at
| delightful fve-course Easter luncheon Satur-
day, Misses Mewald. Cooley, Lessel, Ziebarth
/ and Walker. The table exceptionally
pretty in it's yellow and white decorations
| The centerpiece was bouquet of Jonquils sur
rounded by little Easter chickens and bunnies,
and the place cards were hidden III ittle Eas-
ter bonnets The girls enjoyed social hour
| after the luncheon.-Bozeman, Montana, pa
per.
Charles E. Bicknell received painful injuries
to his hip April 25th at Ash Point, when colt
which he driving made sudden jump
| just as Mr.. Bicknell was stepping from the
wagon He managed to keep in the wagon,
grasp the reins and get the colt under control,
| but was suffering considerable pain and
unable to walk sit up. He was brought to
| his home and doctors called. 1t was found
that no bones were broken, but severe strain
| had resulted and he will be confined to the
house for week or so.-Rockland Opinion.
The Society department Of the Detroit
| (Mich.) Saturday Night of April 29th has
very fine nalf-to of Miss Margaret Olive
White, and this personal item: "Miss Margaret
Olive White, whose home is in Miami. Florida,
is in the city, the guest of her aunt, Mrs John
Marshall Hinchman Next week Miss White
will spend with Mrs. Frank A Osburn Mrs
Osburn gave a luncheon Thursday in honor of
Miss White entertaining 12 guests. The dec
| orations were in yellow and white. Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Dey will give theater party
Saturday evening for Miss White"
DR.. Thomas A. Foster. son of DR.. B. B. Foster