The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-06-26
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Hiram Hoffses is spending the
week in Boston On business.
Miss Louise Hazeltine has returned
from short visit in Boston and vicinity
Capt, W. V. Pratt OF S. S. New York
is at his home in this city for few days.
Mrs. Powell Clayton of Washington, D.
c., arrived Wednesday at her summer
home.
George F. Royal of North Grafton,
Mass, is the guest Of his mother, Mrs.
Louise Royal.
Miss CathIeen Colcord has gone to
Prout's Neck, where she has position as
a stenographer.
Samuel c. Manley of Augusta was in
Belfast, Monday. He was accompanied
by Miss Helen Dunn, r. N.
j. A. McMahan of Waterville was in
Belfast Tuesday, the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. McMahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w Bailey, sons,
Harold and Everard of Millinocket, are
visiting Mr.. Bailey's mother, Wrs. W. j.
Bailey.
Miss Anna SWEET and her guest, Miss
Eloise Lewis, accompanied Capt. C. B.
SWEET to Machias, Monday, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. F. W. Patterson returned Saturday
from Bangor, where she visited relatives
and friends. She was accompanied by
her little grand daughter, LA Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thompson and
daughter of Gardiner, motored to Bel
fast Sunday, and were guests for the day
of Capt. and Mrs. Herbert II. Stevens.
Miss Charlotte Wadsworth, who has
been living in Somerville, Mass, with
her grandfather, George ". Burkett, is
| the guest of relatives and friends IN Bel
fast.
/ Rev. Arthur E. Blair OF Livermore
Falls arrived Tuesday to call on Belfast
/ friends and to attend the St. Johns Day
gathering az the Howes' cottage, Pitcher
pond
Miss Kathleen Iuttle, a teacher of Lat
in in the Willimantic, Ct, High school,
is spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, B. L. futile, Cottage
street
Mrs. c. A. Paul of Belfast, Mrs. H. A.
T2rH pbyI1ic IF narl L
Harbor returned Friday night from hent S
Hill, where they attended the graduation
of MISS Dorothy Babbidge,
Miss Isabel Cooper, who has been vlsi-
ting in her former home in Newport,
since the close of the Seapines school at
Brewster, Mass, arrived Saturday to
spend the summer in Belfast.
Gerald w. Howard will leave Tuesday
to visit his brother, Lee Howard in Pea
body, Mass. While in Boston he will ar
range for his daughter Vivian to take a
course at the Bryant & Stratton Business
College.
George Meservey, who, with Mrs Me-
servey, has been with Mrs. Charles Glow
er all winter, has returned to his home in
Liberty for the summer. Mrs. Meservey
will remain with Mrs Glover for the
present.
MI and Mrs. r. B. Stephenson and
daughter, Rachel, spent the weekend in
Gardiner They were accompanied home
by their niece, Mrs. Albert Putnam and
little daughter, who will spend a week
with them.
Cecil Clay went to Portland Tuesda,
to attend the banquet given the justice.
, of the Supreme Judicial Court by tht
Court stenographers. Mr.. Clay remain
l ed in Portland to report a meeting of th
New England Nurses Association.
S Mrs. Erwin Cross and two little daugh
t tiers, Harriet and Eleanor, arrived re
, Gently to join Mr. Cross in a visit at tn
/ home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lore
Cross. Mr.. Cross is convalescing from
an operation at the Tapley Hospital.
, William H. Quimby, who is now locate
5 in Portland, motored to Belfast Sunda
, for the day, the guest of charles Harri
man of Bath, making the trip in the lat
ter's touring car. Mrs. Quimby, who
4 here for the summer, is ill of tonsilitis.
DR.. Ansel M. Lothrop arrived hom
, Saturday from years service in Franc
and England in the Dental Corps. H
will open his dental parlors in the Colo
NAL buildi ng. He was accompanied b,
Mrs. Lothrop, who met him in New York
Miss Leona Innes arrived last Frida,
from Pennington to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Innes. Miss Margaret Innes returned t,
Augusta Monday, accompanied by he
guest, Miss Beulah Stiles, after shor
visit at home.
+ Corpl Ray H. Gross, who has been il
service overseas in the veterinary hos
pital department., has arrived in New
York and will return home as soon as h.
receives his release. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe T. Cross of Morrill,. 1t
Norman Cross, their other son, who
went over seas with the Milliken regi.
ment, writes that he will soon be at home