The Republican journal., 1918-05-16
PERSONAL.

Thomas J. Morrison has gone to Bath,
where he has employment
Mrs Benjamin F. Ellis and two little
sons of Bangor arrived recently to visit
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement left Tues
day to spend the season at their summer
home, Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor.
Miss Lillian Dexter left Monday to
spend two weeks in Brookline, Mass,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman White.
Miss Annie Smalley arrived from
Lynn, Mass, last Saturday, called by the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Mary S.
Smalley
Mrs Nellie C. Knowlton and daughter
Marian of Camden were guests last Sum-
day of Mr.. Charles H. Crosby and Mrs.
Sarah D. Durgin.
The many friends of Walter C. Shaw
and family will regret to learn that they
plan to leave in July to make their home
in Elmwood, Mass.
Mrs. Walter S. Arey of Hallowell was
in Belfast last Thursday, the guest of her
mother, Mrs William Twombly, and SIS
ter, Mrs Mary Norris.
A. H. Leonard of Middleboro, Mass,
returned home last Friday from few
days business here in connection with
~, Gr,, IF 7 oopard & PorroyyS
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dickey who
spent the winter in Jacksonville left May
18th on their way home Mr.. Dickey is
chauffeur for Hon. j. P. Taliaferro
Miss Louise Rogers of Boston is visit
ing her father, Judge r. W. Rogers,
They are rooming at the Wilson residence
at the corner of Cedar and Spring streets.
Mrs Lizzie M. Waterman who has
been in Bangor for some time for medi-
cal treatment, writes that she plans to
come home and will board with Mrs. j.
NJ Fletcher.
Edgar F. and Herbert F. Hanson left
last Thursday for Atlanta, Georgia, where
the latter has employment with his BROTH
the photography business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Davis and
Mrs, Maria W. knowlton, who spent the
winter at Miami, Fla, are now at their
Congress street home. They will spend
the summer at their cottage at Bayslde-
Fred w. Wiley, u. S. Navy, arrived
last Thursday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Ethel White Wiley. He enlisted in April
1917 and has been across to France sew
eral times and recently returned in a U,
S. transport
Rev. Ralph Gillian of Milford, Mass,
formerly of Belfast, retired evangelist,
SO wears old, will soon enter Y. M. c. A
war work in France. He is prominent
member of the Milford Board OF Trade
and of the G. A. R. Associates.
Rev. j. Wiibor Richardson will leave
next Monday for a short visit in Green
wich, Conn, where he will join Mrs
Richardson, who is the guest of Mrs.
Fred Jones. Mrs Richardson is on her
wav home from Clifton Springs, n. "
where she has been for medical tire at
ment.
Ernest Bryant of Morrill,, son Of MI
and Mrs Fred Bryant, and sadd!er in
the United States service, arrived home
last Saturday on a 48 hours furiough,
He left for Camp Devens Sunday night.
He has been at Camp Devens eight
months and this has been his frs, leave
of absence.
Lieut.. Harry L. Kilgore of the Medical
Officers Reserve Corps, who has been
training at Camp Greenieaf, Ga, since
he entered the service last January, has
been sent to Washington, ID. G., where
he will have charge Of the medical cases
in the War Department Dispensary at b
and Sixth streets. Mrs kilgore Is with
her husband in Washington.
Henry M Mudgett, only son of Mrs.
Jennie M. Mudgett OF this city, who is in
Cne MCulCdl SOlpS AT oeiSthoi pST
Ga, writes home that the company in
which.he has been training has been sent
overseas, and that he was one of sixteen
men who were left at the camps. He ex-
pressed disappointment as he is very
anxious to be over in France.
Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan has returned
to her home in Lexington, Mass, after
short visit with her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. C. O. Poor Mrs. Mcclellan came
to arrange for opening their summer
home at the Battery. The family expect
to come early this season. MIR. McLel-
Ian plans to spend here what time he can
spare from his law practise in Boston.
Laforest S. May of Rockland, who ar
rived recently in London in the U. S.
service, wrote very entertaining letter
to his father, Mr.. Edward S. May, who
has been ordered overseas in the postal
service, and their friends in Belfast,
where they are well known, hope they
will soon meet each other. Laforest is