The Republican journal., 1919-04-03
PERSONAL.

ing IN boston and vicinity
Miss Annie Erving of Bangor is the
guest of Mrs. Elbridge S. Pitcher.
kew. Arthur A Blair of Livermore Falls
called on Belfast friends last Wednesday
and Thursday.
capt. {. b. SWEET has been in Rock
land the past week on business for the
Pejepscot Company.
Capt. and Mrs Herbert H. Stevens
leit Monday on few days business and
pleasure trip to Boston
Mrs. Isabella Z. Morse has returned
from weeks visit in Camden with her
sister, Ms Luther Bryant
Miss Frances J. Dyer of Boston arrived
recently to visit her sister, Mrs, Sarah
E. Mcdonald, and friends.
Kew. David L. Wilson returned to his
home IN Bath last Friday after short
visit with Belfast friends.
Miss Nelvina " Parker, teacher in
The Bangor High school, arrived Saturday
to visit b 9r mother and sister.
Archie Robinson of this city, who is
teaching school in New Sweden. arrived
last saturday to spend the week at home
Elbridee S. Pitcher, director of music
IN the Auburn public schools, returned
nome last Saturday to spend the spring
vacation.
Mrs. Robert P Coombs and daughter
Isabel will leave today, Thursday, to
Visit Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Ingersoll in
Harmony.
Mrs. Frank Selden returned Tuesday
10 her home In Haverhill, Mass, after
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T..
E. McMahan. i''
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Clark of North
New Portland arrived Monday night to
visit the latter's parents, DR.. and Mrs,
Uharles W. Jennys
Mrs. Frank A. Cushman and Miss
Georgia Blake spent last Tuesday in
WaterVllle. Miss Blake will later visit
relatives in Morrill,.
Frank Evan Wilson is at home from
the University of Maine to spend the
spring vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l. Wilson.
Sergt. Charles kerrison of St. John.
~ D., who is returning from a three
years service in the war zone, was re-
cent guest of Capt. and Mrs. C. B. SWEET.
Miss Julia NJ. Perry. who is i'll at tb
nome OF Hon and Mrs. Clarence O. Poor
had serious i'll turn Tuesday night and
Is now under the care of two nurses.
Mrs. Annie W. Weeman, housekeeper
Tor Charles H. Field, left Tuesday to
spend month with relatives in Portland
ana vicinity. MIR. Field will board at the
Windsor during her absence.
Miss Bertha Crosman, who sDent the
winter at the home of Capt. and Mrs. c,
D. SWEET, will return to her duties at
FemaqulG Point, where she has charge
OF the summer post office
Mrs. Stella Berry of Bangor, Mis-. Fred
l.. Falmer OF Monroe and Mrs. Edward ]
Wltham OF Bucksport arrived Monday
called by the death of Mrs. Della r
Rowe.
Charles M. WeIch returned Friday to
Bath after a brief visit in Belfast, He
viii be Joined in about two weeks bv
Mrs. WEIGH, formerly Miss Gertrude
Raleigh, and they Will go to housekeep
ing there.
Mrs George b. Mahoney and Mrs.
Geneva M. Mudgett went to Lewiston
Tuesday as representatives Of the Belfast
New England Order of Protection to at
tend a meeting of the Grand Lodge of
that Order.
Clyde G Moody, son of Mr and Mrs.
Orlando Moody, who has been overseas
with the 54th Regiment, has received his
discharge and arrived home last Thurs
day. His little daughter, Margaret Helen.
was horn while he yyaS in H'ranca
Miss Louise r. Clement has been at
home from Abbott Academy the past
week to spend the spring vacation She
was accompanied by her parents, Mr.
: and Mrs. Amos Clement, who have been
visiting in Boston. Miss Clement will
, graduate from Abbott IN June.
Mrs. Dorothy Pendleton of Islesboro
: was in Belfast Wednesday and Thursday,
the guest of Mrs, George h. kittrcdge
while on her way from Boston, where
: she spent two weeks with her daughters,
Misses Ethel and Evangeline, who are
attending Bryant x Stratton's Business
College.
Frank and Marian Waterman returned
to Colby College yesterday after spending
weeks vacation with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Waterman. Miss
arian was recently elected president of
the Y. W. G. A. and during the summer
vacation Will attend the conference at
Silver Bay
!, Henry B. Cunningham, who has been
, overseas as a member of the 72nd Rcgi-
ment Band arrived home last Monday,
having received his discharge. lie en-
, listed nrst In the Nam" Coast Guards
| and did guard duty at Camp Devens and
at the Watertown, Mass, Arsenal. Later
he enlisted for overseas duty
, Karl F. Darby returned from overs as
last Thursday having received his dis
charge in New York, where he arrived
: about two weeks ago He enlisted in
the Maine Coast Guards and did guard
: duty at Camp DevenS and at the Water
= town Arsenal He went overseas with
= the 72nd Regiment and was in France
about nine months He was accompanied
home from Boston by Miss Doris Bailey
OF Needham, Mass, who has been the
guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter
S Darby.
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