The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-10-02
FIVE CENTS
PERSONAL.

Mrs. W. H. Snow returned Monday
from several weeks visit in HaverhilI
Miss Julia E. Brown and Mrs. Louise
b. Brooks spent Sunday with relatives in
Appleton.
Mrs. Vannie Rackliffe was the guest
OF her brother, Charles Crocker, in San
dypoint, Saturday.
Mrs. Charles R. Decrow and son Ralph
were guests of Mrs. Howard Moore in
Northport last Thursday.
Postu aster and Mrs Austin W. Keat-
ing and Charles R. Decrow spent several
days in Bangor last week.
Mrs. S. c. Pattee has returned from
Providence, r. l., where she attended
the Lew is Briggs wedding
Mrs. j. L. Sleeper returned Monday
from short visit in Rockland, the guest
of Miss Lewella S. Thorndike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo F. Reynolds and son
Roscoe IF Portland were Sunday guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens
Misse; Martha Z. Southwortn and
Alice Fay have returned home from
Portland where they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Walter l. Newton Of Dix
field returned home Tuesday a'tei d short
visit wi h relatives and friends q Belfast
Harold Hollingshead Of New Jersey
spent several days in Belfast tins week.
the guest al the home Of Mrs Geo. A.
Quimby
Mrs William ? Dickey. William and
Fred Dickey and Mrs. Jennie strickland
of Bangor were recent guests n NrT1 j.
Dickey
H. { Buzzell, b + Stephenson. Geo
E Wiley. f. z Babcock and Thomas
Holmes eft Wednesday 70 atten4 the fair
at Damariscotta.
Miss r Frances Wyllie has returned
home from a weeks visit w.th Nj aud
Mrs James H. James 20 their cottage on
Pattersou's Point
Miss Louise Iia-eitine will leave later
in the season for an extended visit IN
China with her niece, Mrs. Richard +.
Shaw, formerly Miss Marian Hazeltne
Of this city.
Robert Comber of Philadelphia who
has been the guest cf Capt. and Mrs.
JOl4u W q NiENSbllt ANAA A'ASAAbAe t.fl JIM
set, where he will visit Capt and Mrs.
Z. II Colby.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Sherman, accom-
panied by Mrs Charles Walden and Mrs
George c. Bosson, Jr., retutned Saturday
from trip TO kggemoggIn Reach and
MoOsehead Lake.
Mrs Lester A. Wilson left Tuesday to
visit her daughter, Miss Hazel L Wilson,
r. n, of Brookline, Mass She Will also
visit relatives in Waltham, SaXonXilIe
and Newton Centre.
Miss Jennie NJ Wilson of PhiIadel phia,
Pa, and Miss Helen NJ. Picksly of War
wick, n. j., have close their summer
home near Mayo street, and have return
ed to their respective homes,
Mrs. Ben HazeItine and Miss Louise
Hazeltlne returned Tuesday from short
visit in Boston. They went to accom-
pany the formers daughter, Miss Grace
Hazeltine, to the Capen school at North
ampton, Mass.
True Elms, who recently returned home
with General Pershing's army has ar
rived at his home in this city. A recent
letter from Clarence Chapman, who also
came with them, says It may be some
time before he can come home.
Mrs. Mabei E. MacWhTJeG, who has
beeu i'll at her home on High street tor
several weeks, is now improving She
had a slight operation upon her nose,
which was performed by Dr. F. D. Tap
ley, assisted by Dr.. Harry Kitgore
Hon and Mrs. James P. Tauaferro,
who have spent the summer season at
their country place Happy Days, will
leave on Oct. 9th for New York, where
they will spend several weeks a. the
Waldorf Astoria, before going to their
winter home in Florida.
Thomas W Pitcher entertained severa
days the past week his step granddaugh-
ter Mrs. Arthur w Me!cher Of Newton
Center, Mass, and her husband, giving
party in their honor consisting Of his
Belfast relatives. Mrs. Melcher, who was
formerly Miss Lena Miller TwombIy,
daughter of Carrie Miller Twomb.y and
who is very well known here IS a bride
of only few days, having been married
to Mr. Melcher in Newton Sept 18th.
They motored to Belfast. Mr. Melcher
is graduate of the Institute of TechnoI-
ogy, and is now instructor in chemistry
there.