The Republican journal., 1918-07-04
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Augustus Stevens of Troy is the
guest of her son, DR.. Eugene L. Stevens.
Rev. and Mrs. Adolph Rossbach and
little son George of East Boston arrived
Wednesday to spend the summer
Mrs. Fred j. Biather of Dorchester,
Mass, arrived Tuesday to spend few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Haugh.
Mr.. L. W. Stevens of Needham, Mass,
arrived Sunday morning and has been
spending few days visiting his mother,
Mrs. j. L. Stevens.
Rev. Horace B. Sellers and family of
Orono were calling on Belfast friends
Monday while on their way to Northport
for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Lewis Keyes, who-has been the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Scott Gray,
returned Monday to Bangor, where she is
taking course in stenography.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Stevens of Portland
and little son Ross, Jr., were guests over
Sunday of Mr.. Stevens mother, Mrs. j.
L. Stevens Swan Lake avenue
Relatives of Fred NJ Wentworth, of
the 115th Infantry which has been locat-
ed at Camp McC Clellan, Ala, received word
Monday of his safe arrival in France.
Mrs. Mary c. Fessenden arrived Mon
day night, having visited in New York,
Stamford, Conn, Boston and Windham,
Maine, with Mr.. Fessenden's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred V. Cottrell returned
Friday night from Boston and will spend
the summer at their Congress street
home and at their cottage at Shore Acres.
E. F. Hewins and bride of Hampton,
Va, were in Belfast several days recent
ly stopping at the Wayside Tea House.
They left Monday for visit in Castine.
Mrs Horace Chenery, her daughter
Margaret and son Richard have arrived
Crosby Place. Her mother, Mrs. Henry
A. Lloyd of New York is also for the
season.
Miss Alice P Poor arrived last Satur-
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence O. Poor. Miss Poor is educa-
tional director of the Anderson-New-
combe Co., of Huntington, West Viz
ginia.
Mrs. Ralph t. Spotford of Springfield,
. I1 of hnr otC Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Myrlck. She came to
attend the wedding of her sister, Glenys
L. Myrick to Clifton L. Beckwth The
bride changed all plans for the home
wedding on account of the accidental
death Friday of her cousin Edward G.
Sawyer at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Belfast friends have received cards
from Lieut.. Albert W. Stevens announce
ing his safe arrival in France. He is
with the Sixth Photographic Section of
the Aviation Signal Corps. He enlisted
and trained at San Antonio and at Cor
nell University He graduated from the
Belfast High school in the clase of 1908
and from the University of Maine in 1908
MI and Mrs Marshall Langthorne of
Washington, D. c., who recently return
ed from a long soiourn at the Hague,
where Mr. Langthorne has official bust
ness, will come to Belfast for the summer
and have taken rooms at the Wayside
Tea House Mrs. Langthorne was for
merly Miss Mabel johnson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph c. johnson of Wash
ington, who are at their summer home ON
Primrose Hill.
Fred w. Angler of San Jose, Calf,
formerly of this city left for home Mon
day after few days visit with Fred T,
Chase. Mr. Angler was soliciting pas
senger agent of the Union Pacific r. r.
and in taking over the railroads by the
government this office was discontinued.
Mr.. Angler was happy to take this op-
portunity to meet many old-time friends.
The article in this issue on page three of
the sale of Mr. Anglers Grant flag will
be read with interest.