The Republican journal., 1919-07-03
PERSONAL.

DR.. F. F. Graves went to Boston last
Saturday on business
Mrs. Lillian Small is spending the week
In Boston and vicinity.
j. X. bennett left Saturday to visit
relatives in Boston and visinity
Misses Ethel Rogers and Geneva Per-
klns are visiting in Weeks Mills
John McAuliff, who has EMPLOYMENT
IN Boston, is spending vacation in this
city.
Mrs. Clarence a. Paul was the guest of
Mrs. j. Oscar Olson of Bangor the past
week.
Or. Charles P, Bean of Boston is in
Belfast, the guest of his sister, Mr. Fred
V, Cottrell.
Misses Gladys Michaels and Edna
Irundy left Saturday for visits in Boston
and vicinity.
A. c. Knight of Boston is spending the
summer in Belfast and is at the home of
DR.. Adelbert Millett.
Mrs Helen Brier Voltes of Providence.
r. l., and little child are visiting Mr., and
Mrs. Herbert O. Brier
Mrs, Nh L. Hartman and daughter
BernIce are spending few weeks in
Lynn, Mass, visiting relatives.
Charles H. Brier has returned to Nor
folk. Va, after a visit of several weeks
with his son, Herbert o. Brier
Miss Bernice Rogers, teacher in the
Cambridge, Mass, public schools, has ar
rived to spend the summer III Belfast.
Mrs. Harriet P. Godfrey and son, Har-
lie F. Godfrey of Portland we're guests
over Sunday of DR.. and Mrs W. L. West
William F. Bean of Kansas City, Mo,
arrived Thursday morning to spent the
summer with his sister, Miss Annie NJ
Bean.
Mrs. Walter j. Clifford, Miss Doris
Clifford and Ralph Clifford, are on mo-
tor trip to northern Maine and New
Brunswick.
Mrs. j. Oscar Olson of Bangor is the
guest of Mrs. Warren E. Marsh. Mr.
Olson is in Boston on business, but will
spend the Fourth here
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Mitchell of
Portland. who are at their cottage at
Temple Heights, were recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Hall.
Mrs. Sherman q. Swift and the little
Misses Anne and Charlotte Cooper are
visiting Mrs. Carrie K Drinkwater and
family at No. 9 Tyler street, Newport, R.
Ensign Frank Scheufele of Natick.
Mass, arrived recently to visit Miss
Martha X kDnu-ltpp
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Edward H. knowl-
ton.
Mrs. Grace Ridley of Auburn and
Misses Margaret and Helen Getchell of
Bath were guests Of their brother,
Charles E. Getchell, Cedar street, last
week.
Misses Annie NJ and Lou SmalIey left
last Saturday to spend weeks vacation.
the former with Mrs. E. A. Carter in
Lynn, Mass, and the after with Mrs. r.
b. Herrlck in Augusta.
Miss Hattie NJ. Black returned last
Friday from Boston, where she had been
for the past six months Mrs c. S.
Weber, who had been spending few
pays in Boston, returned with her
Miss Madeline Wetherbee returned to
her home IN Boston, last Saturday Miss
Wetherbee was called to Knox on ac-
count of the illness of her grandmother,
Mrs. Bethana Wentworth, who passed
away May 29th.
Corp. and Mrs, Perlie Haynes left last
Saturday for weeks TIP in Boston and
vicinity. CorpI. Haynes returned recently
from Germany, where he had been with
the Army of Occupation since the armis-
tlce was signed.
Mr. and Mrs, Newton A. Rose and
daughter Kate of Wellesley Hills, Mass,
have been the guests Of their aunt, Miss
). A. Wiggin, maxim the trip in their
touring car They returned home We'd
nesdav accompanied by Mss Wiggin,
who viii spend the summer with them
also making visits in Chestnut Hills and
Newton.