The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
PERSONAL.


Mrs Charles O'Connell has returned
from brief visit with relatives in Cas-
tine.
| DR.. Eugene d. Tapley of this city has
been elected trustee of the Waldo Trust
Company.
Edward H. Kelley of Bangor arrived
recently to visit his sister, Miss Elizabeth
A. Kelley
A. H. Leonard of Boston, a memb Der of
the firm of Leonard & Barrows, has been
here on bus visit
Nathaniel j. Pottie of Howard, R. l.,
was in Belfast recently the guest of his
brother, Luville j, Pottle.
Mrs. George X. Moore of Pawtucket,,
K. l., arrived last Thursday to visit DR.,
and Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore
| Mrs Cora Ingalls, of Dorchester, Mass,
the guest of Mrs Mabel W. Miller
Later she will visit in Appleton.
Miss Avis M. Morrison of Springfield,
Mass, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
c. Nj. Morrison, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Healey of Worces-
ter, Mass, arrived Saturday to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert W. Healey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner W. Lothrop.
daughter Anita and Mrs. Blake of Orange
N. j., are visiting Fred w. Pote and other
relatives.
Mrs. Mabe Cousens, son Kenneth and
Mrs. Hattie Snow of Lawrence Mass,
arrived recently to visit Mrs. B. F. Wells
and family.
Arthur L Brown lett Saturday tc Join
his son, Arthur F. Brown and family for
a two weeks vacation at Trip Pond, near
Poland Springs.
Capt. and Mrs. j. W. Ferguson and
Miss Louise H. Ferguson have been
guests the past week of Capt. and Mrs.
E. H. Colby of Sunset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Burdin and daupb-
ters Edna and Phyllis of Cliftondale.
Mass, have been guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, A w. Burdin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Havener and little
son, Carlton c. of Whitefield, N H., were
recent guests of Mr.. Havener's parents,
Mt and Mrs. George E. Havener
Mr.. and Mrs, William H. Grover have
sold their residence in Bangor and nave
come to Belfast to make their home with
their daughter, Mrs. w. H. Coombs.
Harlan S. Rowe of Sanford. well re-
membered as a third base on Beifast,s
professional ball team Of four years ago.
was the guest last week of Or. Foster
G. Small.
Mr and Mrs. Oscar L. Stevens, with
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Marlboro, Mass.
laft 'b1r Il +Io;,
visit with the formers son, Herbert H.
Stevens, and wife
DR.. George w. Holmes of Boston. now
at the head of the X-ray department of
the Massachusetts, General Hospital was
IN Belfast the past week, the guest of his
mother, Mrs. George O. Holmes, and
other relatives
Mrs. Spencer W. Mathews, who was
taken seriously i'll with pneumonia while
at her cottage on the Cottrell shore, was
moved Monday to her residence on Cedar
street. Miss Bondeaux, r. NJ, of BAN
gor is attending the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R Woodcock and
Herbert T. Field are on camping trjp at
e AlIagash Plantation. Their canoe was
shipped to Northeast Garry Mrs. VIII
liam II Smalley is assisting Waldo 8.
Washburn at the Woodcock store during
MIR. Woodcocks absence
Mrs. w H. Getz of Milwaukee. Wis
formerly Miss Edith EIliugwood Of Bel,
fast, and Mrs. Frank Ellingwood of Prov
idence, Il l., arrived Thursday for sho+-
visit. Mrs, Getz has been engaged ex-
ten lively in war work and has been 2
member of the Milwaukee ambulance
corp.
E B. Lunt of Hanover, n, H.. arrived
Thursday to Join his son William for
few days visit with Ralph J. Cooper.
Mrs. Lunt remained with relatives in
Massachusetts, William is fast recover-
ing his strength after an illness with
scarlet fever and will remain several
weeks here.
MIR. and Mrs. James II. Capen, daughter
Madeline and Mrs. Fordham OF New York.
arrived recently as guests of Mrs. f &.
Spinney. They were on an auto trip H.
cluding visits to Moosehead Lake and the
White Mountains. Mi Capen is the son
Of the late Mrs. Emma Wells Capen.
Belfast girl
Mrs. George +, jerks of Providence. X.
l., and Mrs Edward Albert of Millnocker,
Me, are visiting their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Thayer, High street Mrs
Albert returned to her home in Mill
nocket on Tuesday ACCOMPANIED by her
sister and mother, who Will spend seyera-
weeks with her.