The Republican journal., 1919-10-23
PERSONAL

II. II. Carter left Tuesday to visit rela-
tlves in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Dorothy Freeman of Providence,
X L arrived recently for short visit.
Miss Ethel E. Frost left Tuesday for
visits in Lynn. Mass, and Meriden, Conn.
Charles Coolen of New York is visiting
his sisters, Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce and Mrs
B. F. Wells.
T. d. H. Garter has gone to Portland,
where he has employment. Mrs. Carter
plans to Join him later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Read and son
Carlton have returned from an auto ride
to Calais ard St. Stephens, N 3.
Mrs. Austin W. Heating returned re-
Gently from visit in Brookline, Mass,
the guest of Mrs. Ralph l. Flanders
Mr and Mrs. James L. James have
closed their cottage n East Belfast aud
returned to their home on Miller street.
Mr. and ldrs. Charles Gould and Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Sheldon of Camden were
recent guests of Hon. and Mrs H. c.
Buzzell
Mrs. L. c. Putnam and sister, Mrs. H.
P, Parsons of Dixmont, have gone to
Boston for several weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. W, j. Bailey has closed her resi-
dence on Lincolnville avenue and will
spend the winter with relatives in Albion,
leaving Friday.
VIM. ii. Quimby, acc ompanied by DR..
and Mrs. A. II. Littleand daughter, Caro-
line spent Sunday with Mrs. Quimby at
their Court street home.
Ben Ames Williams of Newtonville,
Mass, was in Searsmont the past week
on hunting trip. He was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. McCorrison
Mrs. Nellie Ryder of Brooks is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. H. c. Buzzell, and
family. Mrs. Buzzell has also been en-
tertaining her cousin, George Littlefeld
of Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs George j. Grotton and
little daughter Futh left Tuesday night
for Boston on their way to Pasadena,
California. They are accompanied by j.
c. Dexter agd Frank Prescott.
Miss Margaret 0. White, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John NJ.
Hinchman, left last Saturday for her
home in Miami, Fla. She will visit en-
route at Campello, Mass, and in New
York
Mr., and Mrs, George H. Robertson and
Winfield Mariner left Saturday for Oak
field, where they visited relatives over
Sunday. They were joined Monday by
Donald Hall and Mayford Morris for
hunting trip to Northern Maine.
Letters have been received from Capt.
Albert W. Stevens of Fayetteville, N c.,
who was there torm-stayed while on his
way from Washington, D. c., to Coum-
bns, Ga, doing photo work for govern
ment maps. He is expected to visit Bel
fast friends in the near future.
Mrs, Sidney P Young ard sons Tom,
Sidney and John of Greenville were in
Belfast last Sunday to visit Mrs. Young's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emery O. Pendle-
ton, who quietly observed the hftieth
anniversary of their marriage. The day
was speut in the Young log cabin on the
Pendleton shore.
Miss Florence D Chaples left Monday
for Portland, where she expects to be for
about two months. Her place in the Of
fee of Field & Quimby will be taken dur
ing her absence by Miss Elizabeth A
Kelley, who has been substituting in the
office of Dunton & Morse, during Miss
Margaret Dunton's absence in Farming
ton
Charles Howard of Gardiner who has
recently been in Burke -Burnette, Texas,
arrived Friday for a brief visit with Bel
fast friends. Mr.. Howard was in service
in the aviation corps, having the rank of
lieutenant, and since his discharge has
been located in Texas, where he is inter
eSted in oil business
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