The Republican journal., 1919-06-19
PERSONAL.

VIII dlilVe loudy, thursday, TO spend the
season at the Battery.
Mrs. Melvin o. Dickey left SATURDAY.
for visits in Springfield, Mass, Hartford,
Conn, and in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maine Hills and little son
Maine left last Thursday to visit relatives
in Boston and Lexington, Mass.
Mrs. Tenney and three children of Bos-
ton arrived at Kamp Kill Kare in East
Belfast Monday, where they will spend a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Howard arrived
from Williamstown, Mass, Tuesday, to
spend the season in their summer home
at the Battery.
Mrs. Ross l. Hammons left Sunday to
visit her sister, Mrs. John Finnegan, in
Bangor Later she will visit Dr. Edith
kldder in Dexter.
Fred Nickerson, who has been in SER
vice in this country, recently at Camp
Upton, N. Y, has returned home, having
received mis- discharge.
Mrs. j. l.. Sleeper and Donald Spear
returned Monday from Rockland, where
they spent Sunday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H, W. Thorndike.
Miss Leota A. Patterson is taking va
cation from her duties at the City Ma
tional Bank, and left Monday to visit
relatives in Haverhill, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, who
have been at Hotel Chelsea, New York
City, for the past three months, returned
b1y hOat laSt n, r,,orpipo
Mrs. N M. Kneeland arrived last Tues
day to spend the summer at Bonny Brae
Cottage at Temple Heights. She has as
guest Mrs. Lizzie Weber of Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles A Townsend are
spending few weeks at the Jordan Pond
Townsend has a business engagement
Mrs. M. j. Kelley has been in Brewer
the past week, the guest of Mrs. Charles
H. Woods. Mr.. Kelley is on trip from
Texas to Holland, England and France.
Miss Emma Blood has returned from
companied home by Mrs. F. A, Kenney,
Mrs. Frank A. Cushman.
Miss Margaret j. Innes, stenographer
in the State Health Department at Au-
gusta, is spending vacation, the guest
of her uncle, A. D. Innes of Belfast, and
other relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley, who has been
taking a special course at the Pierce
school in Boston, will continue practice
this summer with Miss Margaret A. Dun
ba ofE of
Mrs. NJ F. Peavey, Ralph A. Peavey
and Mr.. and Mrs. DonaI A. MacLennan
of Dallas, Texas, arrived il Belfast last
Wednesday for the summer Mr.. and
Mrs. MacLennan are to spend the month
of July in Canada.
Daniel A Gould R. N, who recently
returned from over seas duty in the Med
ical Corp, and has been the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Fred Rackliffe, left Saturday
to return to his duties as technician at
the Danvers Mass. Hospital.
Little Miss Mildred M. I. Demmons
who has been living with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel ii. Strout
has, on account of the death of the latter
gone to Rockland to make her home with
her father, Percy Demmons.
Mr. and Mrs. John A David, daughter
Doris and little son Jack, left Wednesday
for short visit in Lewiston, where they
will attend the Bates College Commence
ment. Later they will go to Sca1boro.
where they will spend the summer.
Corp. Perlie Haynes has arrived in New
York from over seas duty with the Army
of Occupation. He expects to have a
weeks visit at home to meet his little
daughter Jean, and young wife. He will
have his discharge at Camp Mills, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Vickery and
daughter Ruth of Augusta, Mrs. George
Webber of New Jersey, and Miss Alma
Gray, r. N, of New London, Conn,
daughters of Calvin Gray, visited Belfast
friends last Thursday, while on an auto
trip through this section.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustav Granlund, their
daughters Raznhild and degrade, and son
Award and also Mr.. Rudolph Sunderland
of Sidney, Ohio, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Willard Whiting the past week, while on
an auto trip. Mrs. Whiting is a sister to
Mr.. Sunderland and Mrs. Granlund
Mrs. Louise Carleton Cuddy and son,
A>ol lHdu q. Suuuy, dlllVSu lcCtuIly lIOHl
Roxbury, Mass, to visit Mrs. Amos F.
Carleton and family. Norman has re-
Gently returned from duty overseas. His
brother Herman has also been in the ser
| vice, but has returned to the States.
Mrs. Bertha R. Wetherbee of Boston,
Mass, returned to her home Saturday,
after spending three weeks at her child
hood home in Knox. Mrs. Wether bee
was called to Maine on account of her
mothers illness, Mrs. Bethany c. Went
worth of Knox, who passed away May 29
Jack Curtin of Charlestown, Mass,
! who recently returned home from over
seas, where he served in the engineer S
corps, called upon Belfast friends last
Tuesday. He is spending a vacation at
Bayside. Mr.. Curtin played ball here
several seasons ago as catcher and out
fielder and made many friends.
Cecil Clay has returned home from
Machias and left Tuesday for Portland,
where he will report the business of the
meeting of the Maine Medical Associa-
ton. Friday he will meet Mrs Clay and
Mr. and Mrs B. H. Mudgett in Bangor
and take an auto trip to East Millinocket,
where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs
Mark Dolloff.
j. Frank Waterman has returned home
from Colby College and will be employed
during the summer at the Bramhall mar
ket. Miss Marian R. Waterman, also a
Student at COlhv left w atervi1le w cd nac-