The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-22
PERSONAL.

Lynwood B. Thompson returned Friday
night from short visit in Dexter.
Mrs. Albeit c. Burgess left Saturday
noon for Boston, called by the death of a
friend.
Mrs. Stephen S. L. Shute returned
Friday from an extended visit in Boston
and vicinity.
Mrs. Alice C. Rramhall returned last
Thursday from a visit with relatives in
Fall River, Mass.
c. C. Dickinson, who spent the winter
in Belfast, has opened his South Shore
cottage for the season.
Miss Madeleine P. Wetherbee of Bos-
ton, Mass, is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Bethany Wentworth, of Knox.
Mrs S. W. johnson has returned from
Brooks, where she has spent the winter
and is boarding with Mrs. H. C. Marden.
Capt. Percy A. Hasty of Dexter was a
visitor in Brooks last week calling on old
friends there and in his former home in
Troy.
Mrs. Olive Knight of Bath was called
to Belfast the past week to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Charles B.
Eaton.
A personal note received Monday from
Mrs. Camilla w. Hazeltine in Springfield,
Mass, says that she plans to return
home soon.
Mrs. Charles H. Bowen has returned to
her home on Congress street from the
Tapley Hospital, where she had received
surgical treatment
Mrs, Charles H. Buzzell went to her
home in Monroe last Sunday, having
spent the winter with her son, H. c.
Buzzell and family
Mrs. Vesta E. Barker arrived SATURDAY.
from Hamilton, Ohio, where she has spent
the past six months with her son, Frank
E. Barker and family
Capt Herbert H. Stevens is spending
the week at the Hazard Camp in Enfield
Mrs. Stevens and little son are also visit
ing friends in Gardiner
Capt. C. B. SWEET of the Peiepscot
| Company left Saturday on business
trip into Washington county He was
/ accompanied by Mrs SWEET.
Mrs. William c.. Thompson of New
York was in Belfast the past week on
her way to Kelley Cove, where she will
open her girls camp for the oason.
H. L. Woodcock returned home Friday
from Ormond, Fla, where he spent the
past few months at Britton Inn, and en-
gagged in sketching southern scenes.
Miss Sue W. Palmer, who has been
reading proofs in the Kennebec Journal
office during the recent session of the
State Legislature, is visiting relatives in
this city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin L. Engstrom of
this city, who have been living Il Dexter
since his return from the service, have
returned to Belfast and will make their
home here.
/ Mrs Samuel W. Durost, little daughter
Alberta and her brother, Sergt. Freeman
E. Roberts, are spending few days in
Auburn, the guest of their brother, Ches-
( ter A. Roberts.
Dr.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens left
! Monday in their Paige touring car for
Portland, where they will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Reynolds, 46
Eastern Promenade.
/ MRS. Hattie Luce Brann of Augusta,
| formerly OF Belfast, left last Thursday
| for Chicago as delegate 10 the National
Conference from the Augusta Boot &
Shoe Workers Union.
Mrs William A. Coombs, VINO was re-
Gently operated on al the Iapley Hospit-
al, viii spend few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs, Mary Z. Norris, before returning to
her home in Camden
Samuel w Durost and Bert j. Benner
of this city left Thursday as delegates
from the Belfast Boot x Shoe Workers
Union, No, 362, to attend the National
Conference in Chicago
MI and Mrs Arthur W. Morse return~
ed home last Friday from Dexter where
they had been since Mr., Morses recent
accident at the railroad station which
had caused conclusion of the brain,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark of North
New Portland have been guests the past
week of Mrs Clark's parents, DIR and
Mrs. Charles w. Jennys. They left Fri
day to attend the track meet at the U. of
Nj.
Private Byron r. Larby of Fort Fair
field, member of Bate. D of the 32Oth
Field Artillery, was the recent guest of
his comrade, Sergt. Freeman E. Roberts,
while on his way to visit relatives in
Monroe.
Carl A. Merrithew, who served over
seas in Co. G of the Machine Gun Regi-
ment of the Third Division, arrived home
last Wednesday and is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Merrithew,
Bridge street.
Mrs. w. Morris Deisher of Reading,
Pa, arrived Saturday to spend few
days at Northport, where she is superin-
tending the laying out of trees and shrub
b ry on the grounds of her summer home
at North Shore.
Mrs. Bancroft H. Conant went to
Monroe last Friday to attend the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
John Twombly. Mrs Twombly is her
sister and was formerly Miss Emma
johnson of Monroe
Charles E. Elwell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank ElWel, a private in Company G of
the 3O7th Infantry who was severely
wounded overseas and had been in the
Red Cross Hospital No. S, in New York
City Tor some time, has received his dis
charge and arrived home last week
Mrs. Eta S. Mitchell and Mrs. Lilly S.
Jones, who spent tn: winter in Califor-
| MIA, with extended visits IN the Grand