The Republican journal., 1918-02-07
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Thomas L. Slugg of Carteret, N.
j., is the guest of her son, Morris L.
Slugg and family.
Miss Susie Colson and friend, H. H.
Hutchinson of Brooks was the weekend
guest of her mother, Mrs. Charles Little
field
Miss Grace E. Hunt of Liberty who
spent the winter in Woodfords is now at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Mar
den.
Capt. C. B. SWEET, local manager of
the Pejepso OF Pulp and Paper Co., re-
turned Tuesday from business trip to
New York.
Miss Erma Mae Barker of Brooks was
the guest Sunday of Mrs. Allen H. Pat
terson on her way home from business
trip to Camden.
Miss Edith L. Strout of the Deering
High school faculty arrived Monday to
spend vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Wilda F. Strout.
Miss Annie KnoWlton of Boston has
been in Belfast the past week, called by
the critical illness and death of her moth
er, Mrs. Fred A. Knowlton.
Miss Eva E. Perkins, teacher in the
Boston public schools, arrived recently
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ches-
ter E. Perkins of Northport.
Mrs Henry w. Collins returned Mon
day from Portland, where she was the
guest several days of her husband who is
with the drafted men at Fort Mckinley
Mrs. Rose F. Fahy left last Saturday
fori Charlotte, N. c., to remain while
her son, Warren F. Fahy, is at Camp
Greene. Later she may visit Sea Breeze,
Fla.
Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick, Miss NJ. E.
Owen and Charles w. Frederick will soon
leave for the South, to spend the rest of
the winter and spring months at the Flor
ida east-coast resorts.
B. F. Wells of Auburn arrived Satur-
day to visit Belfast relatives. He returned
home Tuesday accompanied by his wife
who has been spending the past two weeks
with Mrs. F. G. Spinney.
Octave Realeau of Cambridge, Mass,
who was recently at Aver, Mass, with
the enlisted men, has been discharged on
account of defective eyesight. He is
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Oakes.
Ralph Casey, son of MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam Casey of this city, left Saturday
after short visit with his parents. He
enlisted some time ago and is stationed
at Camp Greene, Charlotte, North Caro-
lima.
Herman W. Whitmore of East North
port who enlisted last spring in the En-
gineer's Corps of Co. F., 7th U. s. Regl-
ment is now at Fort Leavenworth, Ham
sas. and writes home that he is anxious
to be cover there.
DR.. Adelaide Wescott, daughter OF Mrs
Horace E. Wescott of hnoX and sister
of Clement w Wescott of Belfast, who
has been doing hospital work in New
York city for some time, plans to leave
for service in France in the early spring.
Mrs. Samuel H. Lord returned Monday
for Portland, where she had been the past
week with Miss Isabel Cooper who was
recently operated on for trouble with her
Jaw The operation was performed by
DR., E. G. Abbott at the King Hospital
Miss Cooper will remain at the hospital
several weeks.
Alphonso Richie, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Elijah Ritche Of this city who IS serving
the last half of his third year of enlist
ment in the Navy, has recently been ap-
pointed chief electrician on the L. ). 5.
Virginia. Thomas G. Randall, son Of Will
( liam NJ Randall of Belfast, has re-
Gently entered upon his second term of
/ enlistment and is now chief OF the Wire
less on the Virginia.
Mrs. John l.. Dow end Miss Mildred l.
| Darby returned Monday from few days
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Montiord 5, Hill
of Augusta They went to attend the
play by the employees of the State House
given last Friday and Saturday evening
and report delightful visit. Mr.. Hill.
who is in charge OF the auto registration
department was in the cast and his d1ugh
ter Blanche, employed In the same office,
was in the chorus.
Lieut. William E. McNeiey Of SEATTLE.
Wash, formerly OF Northport, now as
signed to the u. S. S. Cruiser Rochester.
was the guest several days this week of
Mr. and Mrs. |. S. Hills of East North-
port. Although still Young man il is
twenty years since he visited his boy
hood home friends. His father built and
conducted the Glade House, now the
Waquoit Lieut.. McNeley has been
captain in the merchant marine service
and h made several trips around the
world, before entering the Navy. II has
been his privilege of late to have many,
thrilling experiences.
James j. LAWYER who has been assist
ant superintendent of Winsted Silk Mills,