The Republican journal., 1919-12-25
PERSONAL


day on business.
Miss Melvina V. Parker of the Bangor
High school faculty is at her home for
the holidays
Mrs. Clarence Morgan of Gloucester,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Ethel G. Wiley.
Capt. and Mrs. Tinker of Hampden
were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs
William H. Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis X. Ryder are in
Portland, the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Ross L. Stevens
Mrs. Harold S. Webb of Bangor is
spending the Christmas vacation with
her family in this city.
Miss Mary A Houston of the Mcclellan
school is spending the holiday vacation
at her home in Bradford.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown left Wednesday
for Mechanic Falls to spend Christmas
with his son, Arthur F Brown, and fam
lily.
William H. White of Highland vile,
Mass, arrived Saturday to spend Christ
mas with mis- mother, Mrs. Martha J.
White.
Ralph NJ. Simmons is at home from the
U. of NJ. 10 spend the holidays with his
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mons of Waldo
Miss Ethel S. Savery, a senior in the
Normal School at Castine is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. aed Mrs.
Fred N. Savery.
Ira Trundy, a student at Burdett's Col
lege, Boston, arrived Saturday to spend
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Trundy.
Miss Florence D. Chapes has returned
home fIon noI tiani, wileIu sine had been
her position III the Office of Field &
Quimby
Miss Grace HazeItine, a student at the
Capen school at Northampton, Mass, ar
rived Saturday TO spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Hazeltine.
Mrs. Ruby Goodale Waltz OF Boston is
in Belfast at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Adrian C. Tuttle, called by the illness Of
her mother Mr Waltz has Joined her
for the holidays
Vida Vose and friend, Miss Lucy
Brooks, both teachers IN Norwood, Mass,
arrived Saturday to spend the Christmas
vacation with the formers parents, Mir
and Mis-. w. c. Vose.
Misses Edith and Muriel DeBeck of the
High school faculty are spending the hol-
iday vaca ton at their home in Franklin
Miss Eva Wentworth, also Of the faculty,
is visiting relatives IN Portland.
Fred W. Wiley, only son Of Mrs Ethel
G. Wiley Of this city, has re-enlisted for
another four years in the Z, S. Navy
He is spending the holidays at home and
shortly after his return to New York
will sail for Italy.
Miss Mabel L. PottIe of Rockport, very
we'll and favorably known here, where
she has been connected with the city
schools and visited relatives, is now at
| Washington, D. c. She was recently
promoted to responsible position iii the
war risk bureau.
Miss Leutner Hatch of Dark Harbor
has been visiting in Belfast several days
the past week. Miss Hatch is a teacher
in the Dark HarboT school aud has charge
of selecting the Christmas gifts annually
presented to the pupils by Miss Dorothy
Forbes Of Boston
Fremont c. Fletcher Of MeIrose, Mass,
was the guest Sunday and Monday of his
brother, Willis B Fletcher He came tc
accompany the remains of his mother tC
Brooks for inteEment He left Lowell
Friday morning and on account of miss
fast until Saturday night
Miss Mary E. Pierce of Boston is tho
guest of her mother, Miss Sarah E, Pierce
and her sister, Mrs. Essie P. Carrie They
will leave next week for Newfields, N. II.
to attend the marriage of Miss Ruth Pay
son and Roy Sears of Hartford, Conn.
which takes place New Y ears Day at the
home of the brides parents, Rev. anc
Mrs Fred L. Payson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Glidden, who have
been making their home at the Windsor
for some time while Mr.. Glidden has
been travelling, will leave the last Of the
month en- route for Denver, Colo, which
they will reach in February and where
Mrs Glidden will remain for the winter
Mr.. Glidden still retains his house il
Searsport and later may locate there
They will spend Christmas with Mr.. ane
Mrs. A. p. Goodhue.