The Republican journal., 1919-01-30
PERSONAL

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Miss Verna Dyer, clerk in the Carle
store, will spend the next two weeks
with relatives in Wilton.
! Levi L. Walker, who has been overseas
with the Fifty-Fourth Coast Artillery.
has arrived at his home in this city.
Mrs. Emma r. and Miss Helen A.
| Eamm were called to Morrill, Saturday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. John Rowe.
Miss Geneva Stephenson has returned
from Boston, where she was the guest of
her brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton c. Stephenson.
Ralph A. Peavey of Dallas, Texas, ar
rived Friday on business in connection
with the building of his cottage at the
Northport Campground.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Gray of South Pc
nobscot and Frank Orser of Augusta
were in Belfast Tuesday to attend the
Beach-Smith wedding.
Mrs. Mabel L. MacWhirter left the
1lrst of the week for New York, where
She plans to enter Wanamaker's store
Tor course of instruction.
G. l.. Wright, who with Mrs. Wright IS
spending the winter in Bingham, has
been in Belfast the past week, the guest
OF his son, John E. Wright.
Mrs. Robert P Coombs arrived home
Friday from Harmony, where she had
been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry G. Ingersoll and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F, Weshe were
called to Bangor Sunday by the critical
illness of the formers mother at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. L. C. SWEET.
William H. Kirkin, who has been so
severely i'll in this city with influenza
and its results, is now able to be out and
will leave soon to visit relatives in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Leroy Staples has returned from
Newport where she was called bv the
illness with influenza of her son. Charles
Gordon. He accompanied her home for
an extended visit.
William w. Dickey of NorthDort =
private in Co. H., 42nd Infantry, has ar
rived home from Camp Devens and
Camp Upton, where he has been located
for the past six months.
Edward F, Littlefield returned home
last Saturday night from Haverhill, Mass,
where he was the guest of relatives Mr..
Llttletield had offers to locate there, but
preferred to return to Belfast
Private William H. Dickey of this city,
member of Co. H. 42nd Infantry of
Camp Devens and later of Camp Upton.
New York, has returned to this CITY
having received his discharge
Hugh Wight has received his DISCHARGE
from Camp Devens and arrived home
last Tuesday. His brother Roy is in
France and his relatives have not heard
from him for about four weeks.
Letters have been received from Row
Randei of this city, who is on the L. S.
Leouidas, the first to reach his parents
since Nov. 28th. On Dec. 18th he was in
Austria, IN the Jugo-Slav States.
Recent letters from Byron # SaIfer
OF this city state that he IS still in France
and looking forward 10 the return home.
He is stopping in the home of a, old
French W oman who lost her husband and
three sons in the war.
Renford Hunt of RocKland and Ray
mond Henderson of Camden have been
spending the past week in Belfast and
Troy on hunting trip iii which they
been successful They have been MAX
ing the trip as vacation outing
Sergt. Allan NJ Howes and bride, for
merly Miss Ruby Marian Chapman of At
lantlc, Iowa, arrived Saturday night and
are at their home with the groom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph H. Howes, Cedar
street. They will be at home to their
friends on and after Feb, 5th.
| Raymond c. Sherman arrived Friday
night from Camp Upton, New York,
/ "HoAS he idd DISI Will lllC NIdi ltN men,
He is the son of Mrs. Maude Sherman of
Islesboro, and was at Wilton when called
into service. He was the guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. Edison Sherman.
Friends in this city of Roderick NJ
Edgett, formerly of Belfast and now of
Camden, will be interested to know that
he has returned home from the Canadian
service in which he has been on foreign
soil for number of months. He will be
remembered as the son of Rev. and Mrs,
Gilbert E. Edgett formerly of the Methc-
dist church in Belfast.
Mrs. Charles M. Craig was in Angus a
last Thursday TO attend the budget hear
ing before the Governor and Council in
the hearing for an appropriation for the
Girls Home Miss Sue NJ PARTRIDGE
attended the hearing Friday in The in
terest of the Belfast Home for Aged
Women. There was no one present to
attend the Waldo County Hospital Aid
hearing Friday.
Major Charles B. Hazeltine, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Hazeltine, who with Mrs.