The Republican journal., 1916-05-18
PERSONAL.

M lss Marjorie Coombs of Camden arrived
saturday to visit Mrs. Ethel P. Collins
Miss Alice M Hussey of Camden spent Sum
day with her aunt Mrs. C. L. Wright.
Mrs. Annie Pierce of Washington, D. c., is
the guest of his uncle, Thomas W, Pitcher.
Mrs. Jennie M. Mudgett and Mrs. S. H,
Lord left Monday for visit in Boston and VIZ
cinity.
Almond M. Young of Rockland called on
friends in town last Saturday, making the trip
in his motorcycle.
Miss Josie Knowton. a nurse in the Waldo
County hospital is spending few weeks vaca-
ton at her home in Unity.
Mrs. W. N. Kingman of South Weymouth,
Mass, returned home yesterday after weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs W. H. Snow
Mrs. John M. Leary returned last Saturday
from Bangor, where she had been the past
month for very critical surgical operation.
Miss Alice Thornuike, manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph Co. at Foxcroft, Me-, ar
rived home Saturday for two weeks vacations
Freeman M. Wood of Bath and Fred A. Wood
of Skowhegan were in Belfast Tuesday to
attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs, Mary
E. Wood.
Hon. JAS P. Taliaferro of Jacksonville, Fla,
and family are expected to arrive at their sum
mer home at the foot of the Square about the
first of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury F. Gushing of Los
Angeles, Calf, are in Belfast, guests of Mrs.
Cushing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Beverly
Staples at Citypont.
Miss Carrie E. Gilmore is spending two
weeks vacation from her duties as bookkeeper
with A. A. Howes & Co., with Miss Nellie E.
Walker in Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Alice l. Thombs, who spent the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Millhouse, in
South Bend Indiana, has returned home after
brief visi. with her son, ]. c. W, Perry, in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Young and Miss Mabel
Young motored to Searsmont and Moody Noun
tain last Sunday, calling on friends and Mr..
Young's father, Morrison Young who is an in
valid.
Frank M. Staples has returned from Bever-
ly, Mass. where he was called to attend the
funeral of his niece, Mrs. Kitty E. Staples,
daughter of Mrs. William Stevens and native
of Swanville.
Mrs. Norman A. Read, Mrs. Maine Hills,
Mrs Harry Kilgore and Mrs. Charles Brown
returned Monday afternoon from Rockand,
where they spent the weekend with Mrs.
Reads parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Bick-
nell
Eben F. Littlefeld. chairman of the Indus
trial Accidents Commission, has moved to
Lake Cohbosseecontee for the summer, Mrs,
Littletied and daughter June arriving Monday
from Belfast and going directly to the cottage.
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Ralph A. Peavey, Mrs. Nj. F, Peavey and
Miss Peavey, who spent the winter in Dallas,
Texas, have left there for the north and are
expected to arrive at their summer home in
East Belfast next Saturday
Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens returned last Thurs
day from visit in Portland with her sister,
Mrs George F. Reynolds, and on her way
home was the guest for brief visi with her
cousin, Prof. Roscoe Ham of Bowdon College
Mrs. Philip Howard was a weekend guest
in Castine of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund PNWaker,
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On her way to Castine Mrs. Howard was a
guest of Miss Anne NJ Kittredge in Belfast
Rockland Opinion.
| Mrs. Haraden S. Pearl who had been the
guest of Mrs Horace Chenery, and was de-
tanned here by illness. Joined Mr.. Pearl i'll
Bangor last week They have taken the
Semple residence Hammond street for a
time.
Mrs Cyrus J. Hall, who spent the past win
ter in New Bedford, Mass, with her daughter,
Mrs C. G. Ferguson is the guest of Mrs. Eve
lyn F Gilmore. and later she will visit Mrs.
Josephine Wight before going to Somes Sound
for the summer
Miss Mary Owen returned last saturday from
st. Augustine, Fla, where she spent the past
few months MIR. Charles W. and Mrs. Au-
gusta S, Frederick came on to Washington, D.
G but remained there for their usual spring
visit and expected home next Saturday.
| Miss Clara Il. Steward returned Monday
evening from very enjoyable visit in Port
l4nl with Mr.. and Mrs William n. 1udd at
their home on the Eastern Promenade. Dur
ing her absence her place lis Doybeeep4r in
ths d. l. Written c.. s-vF. .., gaA,l 81. Miss
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l-, Alfred johnson 5i 5roo,llae, Was- acg-
ed as uhe Vi she Jl-s-= at aa. seysrta annual
eoa-sst of the Nes G.-'ad It... gate
Public speaking, Le4sl. AeId s. Ios.1.. Coll
Iege, Thursday evening. Mag 4a Tus
League is composed Of Amherst, i aaoiu.
Wesleyan, Williams and Brown. The contest
was won this year by Bowdola Tor the fourth
time.
Fred E. Smyth arrived from Boston last Sat-
urday to plant some trees and shrubbery at
his residence Northport avenue. He Is
improving the vacant lot north of his resi-
dence which ne bought to make part of his
lawn. Mrs Smyth will come the last Of May
for the and Mr.. Smyth will come as
often possible,
Il Miss Mary Hayes, B. II. S. Is, who entered
the Gorham Normal School last fall, was one
of six out of eight students who recently pas
sed the State examinations for teachers Miss
| ii ayes has had an offer to teach in the fall and
may decide to do so instead of returning to
the school, She is expected home next week
for ba ,l