The Republican journal., 1916-06-08
PERSONAL.

John v. Lane Of Augusta was in Belfast
Monday on business.
D. I. Gould. Esq.,, of Bangor was in Belfast
last Friday on legal business.
F. Wade Halliday of New York was in Bel
fast June End on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph C. Johnson of Washing.
ton. D. c., will spend the summer here
Mrs. George o. Bailey left Wednesday to
spend the summer in Fryeburg and Portland.
Miss Edna D. Crawford has returned from a
short visit in Bangor and at the University of
Maine.
John R. Mason. Esq. of Bangor, Referee in
Bankruptcy, was in Belfast, June 2nd, on
business.
Miss Katherine Pillsbury of Rutland, Mase.,
is spending few days with her cousin, Mrs,
VIM. K Keene.
Mrs. Abby McLane Of Washington, D. c.,
will occupy her cottage on Northport avenue
this season.
Mrs. Eaton and daughter Mary of Provi-
dence. R. l.. are spending two weeks at the
Windsor Hotel.
Montford S. Hills. formerly of Belfast now
of Bangor, delivered the Memorial day ad-
dress at St. Albans.
Mrs. Charles F. Brier and daughter, Miss
Helen, have returned from Providence, R. L.,
where they spent the winter, and will summer
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Archer returned to Ban
gor last Thursday morning from a several
days stay in Winterport, Belfast and at Swan
Lake.
Mrs. Bertha Ipgraham and Mrs Helen Hall
of Glencoye were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Shibl es in Brooks and Mrs. Grace
Hills in Lincolnville.
Charles E, Knowlton arrived last Saturday
from Rutland, Mass, for few days visit, on
business. He made the trip in his Packard
car, and will return in it.
Mrs. Fred Rackliff, Miss Airline Wadlin and
little Miss Emily Rackliff went to Portland
last Saturday TO visit Mr.. Rackliff and also
plan to go to Old Orchard.
Miss Ethola W. Frost, teacher of piano in
the Acadia Seminary at Wolfvile. N. S., ar
rived last Saturday to spend the summer with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury returned
last Sunday from New York, where they
spent the winter, and have opened their
home on Northport avenue for the summer.
Ii
In town Wednesday. ID. BoyntOn was former
ly prominent physician in Rockland, leaving
here about 30 years ago. Rockland Opinion.
Hon. ]. P. Taliaferro. Mrs. Taiaferro and
Mrs. T. 7. Stockton of Jacksonville, Fla, ar
rived Friday at their summer home. They
came from New York in their new car, a Sim
plex.
Mrs. Horace Che merry return ed last Tue day
from Boston, where she went to meet her
mother, Mrs. Henry A. Lloyd of New York
who will spend the summer at No. 1870 Main
street.
Miss Alice Thorndike returned to Dover
from a two weeks visit in Belfast and Camden
Wednesday of last week. Miss Agnes Ever
of North Attleboro, Mass, relief manager
substituted in the Western Union office for
her.-Piscatsquis Observer.
MIR. and Mrs Albert Clark and Mr.. and Mrs
Ami Berry were at Lake Windermere Tues.
day, where they passed the day at the CLARK
cottage. Mr.. Clark recently purchased the
cottage at Windermere formerly owned by
DR.. |. P. Tasn.-Fairtield Journal
The following marriage intentions have
been filed in Watervile: Clyde E. Libby Of
WatervilIe and Miss Edna Whitten of Wins
low, and Willard L. c. Greenwood and Miss
Esther j. Dyer, both of Watervie.
sSMrs John Hinc hman of Detroit, Mich, has
arrived and is the guest of Mrs. c. B. Hazel
tine before opening the White homestead OF
Primrose Hill, where she will be Joined by
Mrs. W. M White and daughter of Miami
Fla.
Miss Anne C Crosby was the guest the pas
week of Miss Louise Hazeltine. She came to
arrange for opening her summer home on
Northport avenue and has returned to Boscor
to accompany her mother, Mrs. Caroline P
Crosby, here for the season.
Howard Owen was down town Thursday
morning for the second time since coming
| home from the hospital. and his many friends
will be glad to learn that he continues to I'M
prove. 1t will be remembered that a shor
time ago Mr.. Owen underwent surgical treat
ment for removal of cataract.-kennebe'
Journal, June End.
Mrs. Valorous E. Simmons and daughter
Alice E., arrived home June End. They hat
been detained in Philadelphia on their return
from trip to the Pacific coast by the illness
of Mrs. Simmons, and on the way home visit
| ed in South Braintree, Mass. Mrs. Slmmon
stood the journey well and is gaining after he
illness with pneumonia.
| Mrs. Louise J. Pratt, who spent the winter
in Panama with her husband, Commander VIM
| V. Pratt, U. S. N, is expected to arrive this
week at The Homestead, Primrose Hill. Com
mander Pratt, Mrs. Edward johnson of Sal
Diego, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ johnson
of New York and Mr.. Alfred Johnson of Bos
ton are coming later.
Mrs. Emma Sawyer went to Bangor las
Thursday to meet her daughter. Miss Myr
Sawyer of St. John, N. B., and they went t
Milbridge, where Miss Sawyer will spend ;
months vacation from her duties as superin
tendent of the St. John telephone exchange
and Mrs. Sawyer will remain during the sum
mer, returning here in the fall
Mrs. William B. Woodbury. and son Freder
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