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

/ Mrs. Frank B. Luce and children are
visiting relatives in Montvile
Miss Florence Parsons is in Liberty the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Gladys Howes
The Folwells of Philadelphia have ar
rived at their summer home, Isola Bella.
Miss Katherine Keene of Fairfield is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde K. Chap
man.
Mrs. Caroline Gustason left Thursday
to make visit at her home in Westwood,
N j.
Mrs. Robert H. Hart is in Belmont
caring for her aunt, Mrs. Pease, who is
very Ill.
Rev, Hosea W. Rhoades and family of
Tenants Harbor are visiting relatives in
this city
Fred D. Jones is visiting relatives in
Brooksville for few days, while there on
business.
Misses Ora NJ. and Leila ]. Sheldon
left Saturday to spend week S vacation
IN Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. James have
gone to their cottage near Patterson Point
In East Belfast for the season.
MIR, and Mrs. Fred Y. CottreI have
arrived home from Boston, where they
spent the winter with relatives.
Miss Ella |. Smaley will leave today,
Thursday, for short visit with Mrs. R.
B. Herrick and family of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Wilson were in
Bangor Monday and Tuesday, the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Ashley A. Smith
James Albert Gammans of New York
city will arrive July 4th to visit his sister,
Miss Maude Gammans, Church street.
Mrs. Herbert H. Plummer of Union
was in Belfast last Thursday the guest of
her cousin, Miss Edith NJ. Southworth.
Albert W. Thompson of Denver, Colo,
is on an extended trip east and will visit
Belfast, his former home, early in July.
Mrs. Herbert Black of this city and
Mrs. Anna Partridge of Searsport return
ed Saturday from short visit in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carter of Bath
arrived last Wednesday to visit the
formers mother, Mrs. Walter P. Carter
Mrs. Norton, daughter Dorothy, Miss
Patten and Miss Frances Parker of Wo-
burn, Mass, are at the Battery for the
season.
Mr. and Mrs Elon B. Gilchrest of Grand
Rapids, Mich, arrived Monday to visit
Mrs. Gilchrest's parents, Hon. and Mrs
Robert F. Dunton.
Mrs. Arthur Butterick, formerly Miss
Clara Johnson of this city, now of Row
ell, Mass, is the guest of Mrs S. n
Rackhff for few days.
Rev. and Mrs. E, S. Ferris, Jr. and son
Schuyler of New York city arrived July
End to spend the season at the Jones cot
tage, "Wndandspray"
Mis- A, B. Mead of Natick, Mass, ar
rived Wednesday afternoon Of last week
to visit her sister, Mrs. S. N. RackIitf
She came through by auto
Rev, Randall T. Capen, a former pastor
Of the Belfast Baptist church, and later a
missionary in China, is now on his way
to the States on vacation.
Mir and Mrs, George L. Lovely of Bos-
ton arrived Saturday to spend week in
and Mrs. Charles Bradbury.
Nix and Mrs Frank MacRae and little
daughter Frances Adelaide, have returned
from Machias, where they have been the
guests of the formers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George f Kittridge left
Saturday for Beverly, Mass, where they
will spend a week with the latter's sister,
e.
Mrs. Geneva M. Mudgett has been
spending the past week al Temple Heights
where she has been the guest of Mrs Il.
E. Banks at the "The Birches"
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Tabor of Boston
left for visit in Rockland after spend
ing vacation with Belfast relatives
They spent the winter in California
Rev. and Mrs Ashley A. Smith, daugh-
ter Dorothy and son Bruce were in Bel
fast Sunday night with friends Bruce
went to Islesboro Monday for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R Welch of Pittsburg,
ing, Pa, re guests of MIR and Mrs. w.
Morris Delsher, North Shore, Northport.
Herbert H., the little son Of Capt. and
Mrs. Herbert H. Stevens went to Sears
mont Tuesday to attend Camp Quanta ba-
cook, DR.. Orris S. Vickery of Belfast,
owner.
William R. Towne of Seattle, Wash.
formerly OF Belfast, is at Denver, Col, as
one of the examining board at the mint
in Denver. He reports millions of gold
at the Denver mint.
Henry B. Cunningham left Thursday
for Boston for a short visit. He was
entertained at one of the beaches by a
party of friends in honor of his home
coming from overseas.
Miss Inez L. Barker of Centre Montville
was the guest of Mrs |. s. Hills last
Thursday and Friday while on her way
home from Searsport, where she had been
visiting Mrs. j. w. Sweeiser
Mrs. Lena II. Frost has returned from
visit in Waterville. She was accom-