The Republican journal., 1918-03-21
PERSONAL.

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York.
Miss Maud E. Barker will leave today,
Thursday, to visit Mrs. Frank j. Rigby
in Portland.
S. G. Swift arrived Monday from Bos-
ton, for few days visit with his family
in this city
Miss Frances A. Sargent will leave for
Portland next Saturday to spend week
with relatives.
Mrs. Fred A. Seward has returned FROM
an extended visit with relatives in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Mrs. Henry Collins visited her husband
who is at Fort Mckinley, Portland Har-
Dor, few days this week
Mrs. Edwin C. Bowker left Wednes--
day to attend the annual sessions of the
Maine D. A. r. in Portland.
Miss Della Whitlock of Waterville was
called to Belfast last Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. H. NJ Bennett.
Mrs. Lawrence Cummings of Washing
ton, D. c. is the guest of her sister, Mrs,
Renworth Rogers on Primrose street.
Rev. j. Wilbor Richardson was in
Waterville last Friday to attend ses-
sion of the Baptist examining board
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Spinney returned
Monday from Boston. They visited irn
Portland and Auburn on their way home.
Miss Alice Thorndike, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph office at Fox
croft, arrived Tuesday for two weeks
vacation.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson returned home
last Friday from New York and Boston,
where she attended the spring millinery
openings.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clay will move here
from Portland the first of April and have
taken the residence at 1870 Main street for
term of years.
Rev. FIR. T. C. Nancy of Dexter was,
in Belfast several days recently the guest
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priest of St. Francis church.
Mrs Henry G. Hills has returned to
her home in East Northport from Boston,
where she spent several months with her
daughter, Miss Janetta Rogers.
William B. Getchell of Augusta was in
Belfast last Friday on business. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Getchell. They
were registered at the Windsor Hotel.
Miss ENERGY CHM left Wednesday for
visit in Portland, where she will attend
the sessions of the State D. A R. as
regent of John Cochran Chapter She
will also visit in Boston.
DR.. O.-S. Vickery will leave tomorrow,
Friday, for New York to attend the an
nual reunion of the instructors and boys
who have been pupils at Camp Quanta-
bacook, Searsmont, for several years.
Miss Ruth S. Macomber, who recently
went to Washington, D. c., as a stenog
rapher, has resigned and is expected home.
tomorrow, Friday. She already has the
choice of several positions at office work.
Mrs. Cleone Hills Whitmore returned
Monday to her home in East Northport
after a few months engagement at the
home of Mr.. Walter c. Shaw. Her
patient, Mr.. Shaw, is gradually imp-ov---
ing.
Roy son of MIR and Mrs. James RAN
del of this city, who has been at New
London, Conn, employed as ship litter,
telegraphed his parents last Friday that
he was soon to leave for France.
George C. Thompson and bride returned
Saturday from a visit with his parents
Dr. and Mrs w. S. Thompson of Au-
gusta. They are now at their new home.
in the Barker house on Church street.
sMrs. Clarence E. McIntire arrived re-
Gently from Freeport, Maine, to visit her
son, John B. and Mrs. McIntire. Her
husband has recently been appointed q.
Government Inspector of shipbuiiding and
they are at present located in Freeport
Daniel A. Could who has been employ
ed for several years as technician at the
Danvers, Mass, Hospital, is the guest of
Belfast relatives for few days. He is,
in the draft and will leave soon for Cape
May, N. j., for a like position in the u
S. Hospital Unit for practice before going
10 France
Miss Louise r. Clement arrived last.
Tuesday from Abbot Academy, Andover,,
Mass, to spend vacation with he1 par
ents, MI and Mrs. Amos Clement. Their
son, Stephen c. Clement of the faculty
of the Danbury, Conn, Normal school,,
will arrive home next Saturday for the,
Easter vacation.
Mrs. Arthur Ritchie underwent March
18th, peculiar but slight operation at
the Brooks Hospital in Brookline, Mass
She had been having we're headaches
and went to Boston to have X-ray treat
ment when it was found wisdom tooth.
pressing against two molars had caused{
the trouble and that an operation was.
necessary.