The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-05-02
PERSONAL.

visit relatives in Calais.
Charles Curtis of this city has gone to,
Bath, where he has employment.
Mrs William H. Quimby is visiting he,
sister, Mrs. B. B. Foster of Portland.
Arthur Raleigh of Lynn, Mass, arrived
recently to visit relatives in this city.
Misses Marguerite Coombs and Grace
Mitchell have returned from a short visit
in Bangor.
Miss Rita Patterson of Rockland ar,
rived recently to visit Capt. and Mrs, A.
C. Batchelder.
Mrs. Charles M. Brewster of Camden
has been visiting friends in Belfast the
past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Colcord have beer
in Boston the past week on business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Winfield S. Edminster of Cleve
land, Ohio is the guest of her daughter
Mrs Ralph F. Darby.
Mrs. VIM. c. Thompson of New York
has arrived at her summer home near
Kelley Cove, Northport.
Ralph, son of MI and Mrs William,
Holt, has entered the employ of the Pc
nobscot Bay Electric Co.
Mrs W. S. Jones of Brooks has beeH.
in Belfast several days recently the guesG-
of her cousin, Miss j. A. Wiggin.
Herbert H. Stevens, superintendent OF
tho Leonard & Barrows shoe factory, has
been in Boston on business the past week
R. T. Rankin and his housekeeper, Mrs
Emma Estes, returned Monday from ST..
Petersburg, Fla, where they spent thes'
winter
Mrs Robert P. Coombs returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks visit in Har~
mony with her daughter, Mrs Henry
G. Ingersoll.
Mrs, Thomas E. Bowker and little
daughter Martha left Tuesday to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Chester Shaw
in Winthrop.
Mrs. Sidney P. Young returned to
Greenville last Monday after few days
visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs,
Emery o. Pendleton.
Mrs. Leighton W. Coombs was re-
cent visitor in this city. She spent the
winter in Castine, but has opened her
home in Islesboro for the summer.
Hon. Arthur |. Brown returned Mon
dav from brief visits in Augusta and
Mechanic Falls. At the latter place he
was the guest of his son, Arthur F
Brown.
Mrs. Lizzie E. Black is visiting rela-
tives in East Union and Searsmont be-,
fore going to the Cobe mansion at North
port, where she will be employed during
the season.
Miss Marjorie Shaw has returned to
her duties as one of the faculty of the
I.ynn. Mass, High school, after short
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter C. Shaw.
Rev. David L. Wilson of Bath was III
Belfast to attend the annual Inspector
of Palestine Commandery, knights lem
mar. and remained over Thursday to call
on his many friends and former parish
toner's.
Elbridee Griffin of Freedom has been
receiving treatment at the Waldo County
Hospital the past week, His daughter
Mrs. w. G. RoweIl of New Haven, Conn.
and her husband, were here during the
operation.
Rev. and Mrs d. B. PheIan were CALI
ing on Belfast friends Tuesday while Oh
their way from Brewer to lSlesboro. iheu
son, Dr. George B. Pheian, is now com
missioned Capt and is with the BRUSH
surgeons somewhere in France.
Irving Whitney, more Familiarity Known
as tom" who enlisted several years
ago in the U. S. Navy, is at home from
New London, Conn, where he is attend
inc the Submarine School and IS the
quest of his mother, Mrs Mary S. NAIt-
/ ney.
, George w adm, u OF M. -, 10 AZ 4''N
home in Northport on two weeks iur-
/ Tough from Camp Devens where he mas
been attending the officers training schooi
and where he has passed the examihdt IONS
/ for rank of second lieutenant, the hl9heS'
commission given at the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. HOFFMAN ar
rived last Thursday from New York,
where they spent the winter lhey
autoed here from Boston, They will Vls't
Mrs Kotman's relatives IN Bangor De-
fore opening their summer home at -Nolt'S
Shore, Northport, for the season
| The piano pupils Of Miss Amy L Stod--
! dard will give the eighth of series OF
monthly recitals at her studio, 68 Church
street, this afternoon MAY . at ), 30
/ O'Clock. with the following program: