The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-03-14
PERSONAL.

DR.. Foster C. Small returned Monday
from short visit in Boston.
Mrs. E. A. Jones left Friday to visit,
her sister, Mrs. Arnold Leighton of Bos-
ton.
Arthur Ritchie returned last Saturday
from Boston, where he attended the auto.
show
Mrs. Otto Thompson has entered the
Tapley Hospital for an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. Grace M. Thompson of Brookline,
Mass, arrived last Friday to visit Mrs.
Virgil L. Hall.
Mrs. Charles A. Haycock of Eastport
arrived Tuesday to visit her aunt, Miss
Mary H. Hilton.
Mrs. George A. Leavitt returned Nom
day from visit with her son, William
F. Leavitt of Augusta.
Mrs. John F. Paine has returned to her
home in Searsmont after a surgical op-
Grafton at the Tapley Hospital.
Morris L. Slugg returned Tuesday from
business trip to Boston in the interest
of the Coe- Mortimer plant in this city
George Hibbard and family of Water
vile are guests of Mrs. Hibbarfs BROTH
er, Alfred E. Shute, on Waldo avenue.
Lewis P. Hazeltine of Portland arrived
Cotn law for short visit with hiS
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P Hazeltinee
Willard Whiting and bride of Worces-
ter, Mass, arrived Tuesday to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Whiting.
Mrs. l.. A. Dickey of Portland, cousin
of Eben NJ and Percy A. Sanborn, ar
rived recently on business and registered
at the Windsor Hotel.
Dr. Effie E. Walling was called to Lib
erty last Saturday on professional work
and was unable to reach home until Mon
day on account of the drifted condition
of the roads.
Belfast relatives have received news
of the birth of daughter to Mr. ana
Mrs. C. Ernest Lynds of Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Lynds was formerly Miss Velma
Mitchell of this city, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. Mitchell.
Herbert r. Dickey, who is employed
| in Bangor by the American Agricultural
Chemical Co., has been sent to their Bel
fast plant, the oe-Mortimer Co., for
office work. His wife and mother wils
remain in Bangor for the present.
j. Frank Waterman of Belfast, Colby
College '22, has returned from trip with
the Colby Mandolin and Glee Club to-
Houlton, Island Falls, Foxcroft and Pitts
field. Mr.. Waterman played the violin.
for three years in the Belfast High school,
orchestra.
Mrs. Harry T. Sweat left Monday for
Lynn, Mass. Most favorable reports;
have been received from Mr.. Sweat,
who is at sanatarum for treatment
Their little daughters Doris, Priscilla and
Evelyn accompanied her, but Louise re-
mains with her aunt, Mrs. Walter B.,
Dutch.
Rev. Adolph Rossbach, a former pastor
of the First Parish, Unitarian, church in
this city, now located in the Church of
Our Father, East Boston, has been sent
by the American Unitarian association
for a months preaching through the
South in the interest of the work Of the
Association.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph d. Southworth
left Tuesday for Portland, where they
will visit their daughter, Miss Alice E. at
the st. Barnabas school for nurses ano
their son, Corporal Dana B. Southworth
of the Maine Coast Artillery Co D.. now
at Fort Prebie, having recently returned
from guarding the arsenal at WatertoWn.
Mass.
Dr. Adelaide Wescott of New Yora ar
rived Monday night to spend a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Horace W Wes-
colt of Knox, before sailing for France
with the Harvard Unit for the RockeIel-
Ter Foundation. Mayor elect Clement
W. Wescott and daughter Helen went tor
Knox Wednesday to bid her good bye as
she left on the afternoon train TO- New
York.
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