The Republican journal., 1916-09-07
PERSONAL.

Dor Day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs L. A.
Coonbs
Misses Florence and Ruth Kimball went to
Bangor for few days visit with Miss Mildred
Dewitt.
Mr and Mrs. Lewis S. Auspland of Freder-
ickton. N. B., are visiting. relatives in Belfast
and vicinity.
Miss Lillian R. Johnson has returned to her
home in lsesboro, after spending some m months
in Belfast.
Mrs. S. W johnson left Thursday noon for
an extended visit with relatives in Minne-
apolis, MINI.
Ralph O'Connell returned to Bangor Monday
after visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles O'Connell
Mrs. and Mrs. Clifford Wilband of Kenne-
bunk autoed to Belfast Sunday and spent La
Dor day with relatives in Searsmont.
Mrs, June Hills Hunter of Marblehead,
Mass, arrived Friday, called here by the ILL
ness of her sister. Mrs. Marion E. Brown
Mrs. James C. Durham was in Augusta last
Friday and called on Miss Ethel M Scribner,
clerk in the office of the insurance commits
sione-.
Robert French of San Fra ncsco. Calf, who
is visiting relatives in Lincolnville. was in Bel
fast for several days recently, calling on
friends.
Miss Hazel Ramsdell has returned from an
extended visit at her home in Milo and re-
sumed her position in the office at Mathews
Bros. mill.
Miss Ruth Redman, clerk in the office of the
Industrial Accident commission at Augusta,
came home last Saturday for the weekend
and Labor Day.
Mrs. Martha Benzaquen, who had been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury for
the past two weeks, left last Saturday for her
home in Boston.
Mrs w. S. Mitchell of Medford, Mass, ar
rived Monday for short visit with Mrs. E. S
Mitchell and will visit friends in Camden be-
fore returning home.
Mrs Benjamin Stubbs and daughter, Jennie
Alice Stubbs, Of Bucksport, and Miss Emma
Littlefeld, of Bangor, are guests of Rev. and
Mrs. W. F. Hawthorn
Mrs E. L. Clark and daughter Mildred o.
Boulder, Colo, formerly of this city, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams, and
calling on their Belfast friends.
Miss Nancy Bailey of Boston. after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Rigby in Portland and
friends in Damariscotta and Rockand, is now
visiting in this city and vicinity.
Mr.. Albert Pierce of Frankfort came to Bel
fast Tuesday in his car on business and was
accompanied by Mrs. Pierce and Miss Ada
williamson, who called on friends here.
L. A. West of Boston returned home last
Saturday after visit in Brooks with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley K. Perkins
He called ON Belfast frie nds Saturday.
Mrs. Horace Emerson of Fort Collins, Colo
who has been visiting friends in Belfast, went
to Stockton Springs last Monday. She will
leave next Monday for her home in Colorado.
Mrs. Emma Kochersperger arrived last FRI
day morning from Boston, and is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Martha White, on High street.
She plans to spend the month of Septembe
here.
| G. W, Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson and daughter Josephine of Bar Har-
bor were guests last Saturday and Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie C. Hopkins. They made
the trip by auto.
Mrs. William V. Pratt and Mr. Alfred John
son were at the Randall Cottage, Pitchers
Pond, for several days the past week, and
Misses Louise Hazeltine and Annie Crosby
were at Pine Lodge, the Howes cottage.
William Crane of South China, 92 years of
age, is carrying the gold-headed cane given
him by the Boston Globe as the oldest man in
town. The cane was carried for many years
by the late Thomas Dinsmore of Palermo.
Hon. Eben F. Littleield, chairman of the
Industrial Accident commission at Augusta,
came to Belfast last Saturday, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, June. who passed the
summer at Keyes Landing, Lake Cobbosee.
contee.
Miss Clara H. Palm of Brooklyn. N. Y, is &
guest of Miss Margie Blake and Mrs, Annie M
Frost at the latters home for a two weeks
vacation from her duties as bookkeeper fol
the Fidelity & Casualty Insurance Co., New
York.
Miss Helen Brown. who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waldo Brown
will leave next Saturday to take position al
teacher of Expression and History in Logar
College. Russellville, Kentucky.
Mrs. J. W. Jones gave picnic dinner ant
supper at Windanspray Sept. 1st in honor O
Mrs. G. E. Evans of Stamford, Conn., Fourteen
guests were present and three tables of auc
tion bridge wese enjoyed by some of tn,
guests.
Niss Mabel Cushman, private secretary tt
the tr easurer of the Sto ne & Webster corpora
tion OF Boston. is to spend her vacation in the
RanGeleys and on her way there next Saturda,
will be Joined at Rumford Junction by Mrs
James G. Durham
Mrs. Robert A. McPherrin and son George
of Norfolk, Va. are guests of Mr. and Mrs Car
! Lampsoo at their bungalow on Congress street
] They motored from Boston to Belfast. With
MIR. and Mis-. Lampson they motored to Bal
| Harbor Sunday to spend several days
Mr.. Lane. who has been the guest of Hon.
and Mrs. James P. Taliaferro, will leave today
for his home in Jacksonville. Fla, Mrs. Lane
| and children remaining here with her parents
until their deDarture later Mr. ond Mrs