The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-09-04
FIVE CENTS
PERSONAL

A'iioo q una Lewis SpGuJ LABOR OdE with
friends in Augusta.
James F. Fernald spending the week
with relatives in Portland.
Miss Helen Kittredge has returned
from short visit in Boston.
Messrs. V. X. Jones and A. H. Jones of
Lynn, Mass, are guests at the Windsor
Hotel.
Mrs Frank j. Rigby of Portland is
spending the week with Miss Maude E.
Barker.
William Havener of Portland arrived
Saturday for short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Clay.
Earl Chamberlain returned Monday to
Brockton, Mass, after short visit with
Belfast relatives.
Mrs. Maurice French and son Maurice
went to Rockport last Saturday for a
few days visit with friends.
Miss Myrtle Simpson, B. H. S. 10, left
recently for Boston, where she will take
a business course al Burdett's College.
Mrs. Sarah Pee svey of Chelmsford,
Mass, who has been visiting her SOL,
Guy L. Peavey, returned home Tuesday,
Mrs. E, R. Wing has returned to her
home in Allston, Mass, after two
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. F. A.
Riggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Stevens son Her.
bert and Mrs. Amelia Allen left in their
car Saturday afternoon for Boston and
Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs w. R. Howard returned
Saturday to Williamstown, Mass, after
spending the season at their summer
home at The Battery.
Mrs. William Whitehouse of Alston
Mass, and her nephew, Arthur Elliott of
Cambridge, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A Riggs
Miss Katherine Reynolds of Portland.
who had been the guest for two weeks of
Dr and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens, return
ed home last Saturday.
Harold Hollingswood of New York
who has been located at Sac PauIo, Bra
I'll, for some time, arrived recentIy tn
spend few days IN Belfast
Mrs. F. F. Harmon of Brockton, Mass
arrived Sunday to visit her sister Mrs
lam " Ito"dlu, 90 Sedar St, and
other relatives in Waldo and MontyilIe
Mrs. Sarlh E. Peirce and Mrs. Essje p
Carle have returned home from Peaks
Island, where they spent August in COM
pany with Miss Mary Z. Pierce Of B0s-
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Ames left
Wednesday for their home in Groton
Mass after SURDdJD6 ba
gust at their cottage at Lake Quantabs-
cook.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Day, Hon. and Mrs.
Walter Perham, son Sidney and dauFb-
ter Esther who spent the summer at The
Battery, have returned to Chelmsford.
Mass
Dr., and Mrs O. S. Vickery and little
son, John A, left Sunday on an auto trip
to Syracuse n. Y, where they will
spend ten days with Mrs. Tickerv5s mar
entS, MIR. and Mrs. Ainslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Taber and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles James Of Mattapau,
Mass, and Dr. and Mrs. Foss Of Rock
land were guests of Mr.. and Mrs George
D. Mahoney over Labor Day.
William B. Snow of Maiden, Mass.
special agent of the bureau OF lurcstiga-
4 ton u. S. department Of Justice, Boston
called on Belfast friends, Tuesday. Mr
Snow formerly resided in Belfast.
Mrs. Lewis F. Cannon and son, CorpI
Eugene T. Cannon Of Albion were IN Be-
fast the first Of the week calling on rtla-
tives and friends. Corpl Cannon has
recently arrived home from Germany
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vaughan of
Searsport are at the Shute cottage, East
Belfast, for two weeks. During the for
mer's vacation Austin Vaughan of Bel
fast will be i'll charge Of the Searsport
Drug Store.
Mrs. Charles Bateman ami daughters.
Mrs Robert Mcguire Of Boston and Miss
Louise Bateman of WakeialI Mass, re-
turned to their homes Friday. after a two
weeks visit with Mrs. r. ? Hills and
family. They made the Jrlp q their
auto.
Frank H. Mudeett and bride, formerly
Miss Beuiah Rich, superintendent of
the Waldo County Hospital Sc era years
ago, who have been in Unity s-Ice july,
are spending a few DAYS in Belfast. They
VIII MAKE IHtiI lutClt nome III LNeItJL,
Mass.
John H SpauIdng and George ". Syl-
vester Of Braintree Mass, with their
families were in Belfast the past week.
/ They had been on an auto Trip through
the White Mountains and through Maine
The gentIemen enjoyed fishing IN this
vicinity.