The Republican journal., 1918-06-06
PERSONAL.

Fred A. and EarlL. Curtis have return
ed from business trip to Boston.
Miss Sabra B. Dyer is clerking in the
Carle dry good store for the summer sea-
son.
Mrs. B. F. Wells and Mrs. Essie P.
Carle left Saturday on business visit in
Boston.
Stanley w. Chamberlain of Providence,
r. l., was in Belfast the past week visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. George M. Gray of Augusta has
been the guest several days of Mrs. Jen-
ME NJ Mudgett.
Miss Elizabeth Doak has returned from
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Frank o. Has,
kell of Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal R. Eaton of Bangor
were guests over Memorial Day of Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Clay.
arrived recently for an extended visit
with Belfast relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Stevens and little
son left Monday for short visits in Bos-
ton and Marlboro, Mass.
Mrs. Raymond R. Sherman and two
children, Richard and Janet, have return
ed from visit in Hartland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira M. Cobe have return
ed from Brewer, where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Savage.
Earl L. Chamberlain is in East Water
town, Mass, where he is employed in the
Hood Rubber Company's factory.
Mrs. Sarah R. Pierce, Mrs. Fred Rack
lift and Miss Emily Rackliff left Monday
for Dexter to attend the Universalist
convention.
Ralph L. Cooper has returned from
Boston, where he bought large auto
truck to use in his lumber, fuel and hay
trucking, ETC.
day from Portland, where she has been
the guest of Mrs. Frank j. Rigby at the
Somerset Hotel
! Mr.. and Mrs Raymond r. Sherman
and children, with their guest, Mrs. A S.
Maddocks of South Berwick, are spend
ing few days at Swan Lake.
Mrs. Abbie Crosby has returned to AL
bion from an extended visit with Mrs.
Sarah D. Durgin and Mr.. Charles H.
Crosby. Mrs. Nellie Crosby knowlton
and daughter Marian of Camden were
their guests last Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur C. Bahrt and little daugh-
ter Nellie Frances arrived Tuesday from
Miami, Fla, where they spent the win
ter. Mr.. Bahrt accompanied them to
New York and went to Philadelphia,
| ha will ho n1OveH HnYlpO the
summer.
Mrs, Hall F. Hoxie, sons David F. and
Thomas D., and little daughter Margaret
arrived here Friday night from Brook
lyn, N. Y, to spend the summer with her
! parents, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas D. Barr.
Mr.. Hoxie will join them for his annual
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Orman A. Hopkins Of
this city, who spent the winter at their
home in Daytona, Fla, were passengers
on the City of Columbus of the Savannah
line at first reported among the craft
DESTROYED by the German submarine raid.
An associated press despatch of June 4th
from Vineyard Haven, Mass, reported
the Columbus safe at that port.
Mrs. Mary S. Whitney has returned
from Boston, where she visited her son
Roy w. who is first class machinist in
the submarine service. Her youngest
son. Irving S., reported June 1st for his
studies as gunner's mate and diving
course in the submarine school at New
London, Conn. Her third son, employed
in Auburn, recently enlisted in the Army
/ and was given two days furlough to
visit Belfast before reporting in Boston
Thursday.
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten received a
telegram Wednesday at9 a. m, announce
ing that her sister, Miss Charlotte Per-
/ kins of Melrose, Mass, one OF the pas
sengers on the steamer Carolina of the
New York and Porto Rico line sunk by
the German submarine, was safe at At
lantic City, N. j. Miss Perkins had been
in Porto Rico for some time where she
had been employed as teacher She
has frequently visited her sister and is
well known here Mrs. Whitten was
| called to her mother, who is prostrated
! by the first news.
A large number of Belfast people went
to Camden Friday evening to attend the
Opera Martha, given by Name high
school talent and returned enthusiastic
over it's remarkable success and earnest
in their commentator of the work of e.
S. Pitcher, teacher of music in the b. ii.
S., who directed also the chorus OF SUI
voices and an orchestra of 40 instruments
from the High schools of Rockland, Bel
fast. Camden, Islesboro, Rockport, Thom-
aston and Vinalhaven. The principals
were Raoul Dufail of Lewiston, Raymond
O. Br1nkman of Waterville, Miss Amy
Morgridge of Dexter, Miss Ethel Wood
man of Brewer, James Mitchell OF Ban
cor and Kenneth Merriam of Belfast
The entire opera was given.
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