The Republican journal., 1917-08-16
PERSONAL.

bangor after visit with Belfast reIa-
tives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Orcutt of NORTHAMPTON.
Mass, is the guest of Mrs Eugene D.
Tapley.
Mrs w. L. Hadsel returned to Boston
Tuesday after visit with Mrs B. O.
Norton.
H. L. Godfrey of Portland spent Sum-
day with his mother, Mrs. Harriet P.
Godfrey
John F. Shuman of Maiden, Mass. is
visiting his father, Mr. E. S. Shuman of
this city.
County Attorney Walter A. Cowan of
Winterport was in Belfast Wednesday
on BUSINESS.
DR.. Edith C. Kidder of Dexter, former
ly of Belfast, is the guest of Mrs Ross
Hammons.
Dana Lawrence of Greenwich, Conn.,,
is the guest of Rev. William Vaughan,
East Belfast
Mrs. George H. Dunning of Brunswick,
formerly of Belfast, called on friends.
here last Sunday
Miss Marian Webster Of Mortified,
Mass, arrived recently to visit Mrs.
Arthur E. Wilson.
Mrs Ella Ryder and daughter Jennie
from Thnm ton uyara colIorc IN +ba o;+rr
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bracket left TUESDAY,
for Portland and Scarboro in the interests
of the Girls Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wiley of Camden
were guests last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Walden.
Mrs. c. S. Eastman and son Donald of
Westbrook were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel H. Strout.
DR.. E. L. Williams of Chicago was the
guest of Rev. Chas. w. Martin while in
Belfast Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs James F. Bradley of Bangor has
returned after short visit with her sis
ter, Harriet M. Bradley, 116 Waldo ave-
Mrs. I. B. Gregory of New York and
Mrs. Harry Kochersperger of Boston ar
rived Saturday to visit Belfast relatives.
Miss Lillian Davis, who is spending the
summer at the Battery left recently for
Sag Harbor, Long Island, for a short
visit.
Dr. Elmer Small returned Wednesday
from Lynn, Mass, where he was called
by the illness of his brother, James B.
Small
Mrs. Marian Delegate of New Haven,
Conn, is the guest of Mrs. Sherman W.
Freeman, who IS spending the summer in
Belfast
Hon. and Mrs. Charles S. Hichborn of
Augusta were guests of Belfast friends
Sunday They also visited the Country
Club at Northport.
Mrs. Allison Post Swan and Miss Swan
of Garden City, Long Island, N. Y. are
guests of Mrs Allan McLane at her sum-
mer home on Northport Avenue
Miss Emma M. Hichborn is spending
two weeks at her home in Stockton
Springs, while having vacation from
the James H. Howes' dry goods store
Mr.. and Mrs Henry McGunnigle of
Augusta and Thomaston were in town
Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur l.
Brown in their home On Miller street.
Mrs. Lloyd Simpson of Newburg, Miss
Doris Knights of Monroe and Mrs Francis
Whitten of Lisbon Falls arrived recently
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Riggs
Miss Marjorie Pratt of Chicago, who is
spending the summer in Belfast, and Miss
Charlotte Knowlton left Tuesday for
Bangor to visit Mrs. James Pickard and
family.
Mrs Frank A Riggs has received a
letter from Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Charlton
of Lowell, Mass, now at Lambert's Hill,
Cuba, announcing the arrival of son,
Lambert.
Royburt G. Simmons, who recently en-
listed in the Coast Guards and was sta
toned at Brunswick, returned home last
Saturday having failed in the physical
requirements.
Mrs. Sumner w Lothrop and daugh-
ter Anita, Mrs Blake and Miss Ethel
Youmans of East Orange, N j., are
guests of Fred w. Pote, Mr.. Lothrop
and son Philip will come later.
Miss Juliet A. Wiggn who has been
seriously ill in Newton, Mass, where she
has been several weeks with relatives,
wrote Tuesday to her brother N E. Wig.
gin of this city, that she is improving
Mrs. Walter S, Darby and Mrs Viii
liam H. Staples spent the weekend in
Portland, where they went to be near the
formers son, Carl F. Darby who is a
member of the Maine Coast Artillery.
Lieut.. Lee H. Cahill, O. r. c., has won
a commission as Captain in Officers Re
serve Corps at Fort Sheridan Training
Camp. Capt. Cahill is the son of Mrs.
Ralph Emery of Kalamazoo, Mich, and
Belfast.