The Republican journal., 1916-06-29
NUMBER 90
PERSONAL.

Hudson D. Ames of Rockland called on
friends in Belfast last Saturday.
Mrs. l. L, Wilband of Boston is visiting
friends in Belfast, her forme er home
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea returned
Monday from short visit in Camden.
Frank D. Hazeltine, a student at Bowdoin
College, is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Hazeltine.
MRS. Annie E. Ryder and daughter Thelma
OF Roxbury, Mass, are spending the summer
with Belfast relatives.
Misses Alice E. and Martha E. Southworth.
students at St. Joseph Academy, Portland, ar
rived home last Friday night.
Miss Esther Kalloch has returned to her
home in Thomaston from three weeks visit
with her aunt, Mrs. G. H. Robinson.
Lynne Rand. Mrs. Herbert Rand and two
sons from Salem, Mass. are at Camp Winne-
COOK, where they will spend the summer.
The many Belfast friends of John C. Carey
of Montville are sorry to hear of his Illness
and hope he may have an early and complete
recovery.
Milton c. Stephenson, Colby College stu
ent, arrived home last week and will assist his
father. d. F. Stephenson, in the store during
the summer.
Mrs. Nellie Nj. Kneeland of Somerville,
Mass, was the guest of Belfast relatives the
past week and is now at her cottage at Temple
Heights for the season.
Prof. and Mrs. Ralph L. Flanders and chill
dren of Boston arrived Saturday to occupy the
Cobe cottage, Bohemia, on the South Shore,
Northport, for the season.
Henry Davidson of Belfast was recent
guest of his brother. Fred L. Davidson, in Ap-
pleton. Mr.. Davidson spent the winter in
California and Washington.
John E. Bunker of Bar Harbor, Secretary of
State, called on friends iii Belfast last Satur-
day. Mr.. Bunker is the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Sd district
Miss Lucy L. Nealley, student at St.
Joseph Academy, Portland, arrived last Friday
night to spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Nealley, High street.
Edward Box and family of PHILADELPHIA.
Penn, are in Camden for the summer, occupy
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Box is the editor of The Ladies' Home Jour
nal.
Mrs. Horace B. Pearson of Brookline Mass,
was operated last Friday. Her uncle,
! Charles H. Field, has received word that the
operation was successful and that she was do
ing well.
Mrs. Lola Sherman, Mrs. Bertha Grey of
/ and Mro
Somerville. Mass, have been spending few
days with their sister, Mrs. Lillian Grey
| Camden Herald.
Miss Olive Wadin, expert stenographer, of
Washington. D. c.. and Miss Mabel Wadlin,
graduate nurse of Newton, Mass, are visiting
their parents, Capt. and Mrs. Bartlett Wad-
lin, East Northport
Philip Burr Grant of Unity received the de.
G rec of Bachelor of Arts in Latin at the Uni
versity of Maine with the closing session last
week, and Ansel Alva Packard of this city re-
ceived the degree of Bachelor of Science in
electrical engineering.
Quite number of Troy citizens attended
the graduating exercises at the Maine Central
Institute, Pittsheld. The Troy graduates were
Miss Coda Sidelinger, Miss Edith Mitchell.
Miss Florence Hillman, John Rogers, Ray
mond Wright and Elmer Estes.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan and daugh
ter Janet of Lexington, Mass. arrived Satur-
day and after short visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence .. Poor will occupy the Chenery cot
tage at Murphy's Point for the season. Mr.,
Mcclellan will make occasional visits to Boston
to attend IN his law r-acticl
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Allen of Portland
Mrs. Martha Allen OF Boston, and Mr. and
Mrs. Judson Goodspeed of China arrived Sal
urday in the Aliens car to visit Mrs. Martha
Aliens sister. Mrs. NJ. A. Small, at the Belfast
Home for Aged Women. They were guests at
the Windsor. Mr., Allen delighted the inmates
of the Home with an auto ride
Sherman Hall of Camden won the prize gold
watch IN the Montgomery speaking contest at
the commencement exercises OF the East
Maine Conference Seminary, Bucksport The
donor OF the prize is Hon. c, 0. Montgomery
1t is an annual event and the contest is oper
to all students of the school.
Mrs. Amos Jefferson King Of San Juan,
Porto kico, formerly Miss Cora S, Mor.son of
DeiIasl, VIII! sail from SaL Juan JULY 4th
for New York and will come to Belfast for the
summer. Mrs. Harding, her sister.iu-law
and Miss Harriet A. Dunn, the latter a class
mate at Wellesley, 10, will accompany her
the former to visit relatives in the West. and
the latter to spend the summer in Boston
joining her mother and brother
Congressman John A. Peters has namsd
Frederic Smith Bartlett of Castine far an
continent to the United States naval ACADEMY
at Annapolis, for entrance next year, succeed.
n ng Edmund Brady of Ellsworth, who will no
graduated. Bartlett was graduated this wear
from the Castne High school as yaledictor;an
of his class He is of Boyd Bartlett, an
Ellsworth boy, who was classmate of Con.
gressEnan Peters III the Ellsworth High school
and in Bowdoin College.
j The following is from the Boston Post
Miss Pendleton is native of Northport
| Somerville girl Miss Martha M Papd;a.
ten, is to have charge of the last groun of
nurses who sailed recently with TIE third Har.
ward Surgical Unit tor service with the aiIiao
in France. Miss Pendleton studied nursint-o ot
the Parker Hill Baptist Hospital Shortly he
fore sailing. DR. HuCh Cahnt yubo ;r :;