The Republican journal., 1918-06-20
PERSONAL.

Henry B. Ladd is spending few days
in Boston on business
Mrs. Clarence E. Frost left Tuesday for
brief visits in Augusta and Palmyra.
Mr.. Clifford j Pattee has returned
from visit with relatives iu Portland.
Mrs. A. E. Morton of Round Pond is
visiting her brother, Robert H. Hart and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. D. Hartshorn are
spending the season at their home in
Swanville.
Mrs. George E. Evans and son George,
of Stamford, Conn.,, are expected here in
July and will have rooms at the Hodgdon
residence on Cedar street
Louis j. West, principal of the Belfast
High school, left Sunday to spend the
summer at his farm home in Winterport.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. James have
closed their residence on Miller street and
moved to their cottage in East Belfast for
the summer.
John E. Ward returned last Friday
from Bangor, where he recently had an
infected leg amputated at the Eastern
Maine General Hospital.
Mrs Eugene Hayes and little sons,
Gerard and Robert of Readville, Mass,
arrived Monday to visit Mr. Hayes
mother, Mrs. j. o. Hayes.
Harold Ladd, who went to Machias
some weeks ago to take position IN
shoe factory there, has returned and is
now working at his former position IN
the ia ctory of Leonard & Barrows.
Rev. Arthur E. Wilson, pastor of the
First Parish Unitarian) Church was elect
ed a member of the executive committee
at the annual election of the Unitarian
conference held in Waterville June 18th
Walter, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Mitchell, who recently enlisted IN the
Naval Reserve, has been assigned as in
structor in the stewards department OF
the U. S. Training Ship Meade, now at
Boston.
DR.. A. o. Stoddard, delegate from
Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. K, Mrs.
Julia G. Ferguson and Mrs. Mary R. Russ
of the Circle left Wednesday to attend
the meetings of the State Encampment
in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs 0. E. Frost and daughter
Katherine returned home last Wednesday
from Norton, Mass, where they attended
the graduation of their daughter, MISS
Myrtle E. Frost, who accompanied them
home spend the summer.
John F, Durham and Keith Weymouth
of this city, who were on the honor roll
at the St. John Military Academy IN
Nautilus, N. Y, where they have eenthe
mast wear. are now at the Plattsburg, ~
Y. training camps for the months drill
inc their high rank permits them to take
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Horne and little
son left Monday to visit relatives IN
GEORGETOWN, Me- Mr.. Horne has been
sub-master of the Belfast High school
the past year, but has recently accepted
the principaIship of the Richmond, Me-,
High school.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh d. Mcclellan and
daughters Janet and Nancy, and Miss Vi
ola Harris, R. N, arrived Friday from
Lexington, Mass. After short visit
with Mrs. McLellan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence o. Poor, they went to the
Battery, where they have taken a cottage
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Hilton and four
of their children left their winter home
in Chicago June 14th for their summer
home at North Tewksbury, Mass, where
they will be Joined by their daughter
Katherine, Wellesley College, '1e, and
their son, Thorndike, from Phillips Exc
ter. N. H. Their daughter, Charlotte, has
lust graduated from the Chicago Univer-