The Republican journal., 1919-07-24
PERSONAL.

aunt Miss Carrie NJ Matthew'S.
Maurice E. Davidson of New York city
is visiting his sister, Miss Edith M.
Davidson.
arrived Saturday to visit Nj and Mrs.
George W. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Burton Skinner of Cam
den were guests Sunday of Sheriff and
Mrs. Frank A. Cushman.
Almon and Lora Sweet have returned
to their home in Philadelphia after visit
with their aunt, Mrs. D. F. Stephenson.
Mrs Augusta Stark ey of Washington,
! D. C., will arrive next week for her an
nual visit here at the Hodgdon home
stead.
Mrs Sarah F. Knight and daughter,
Ruth and Mrs. Roy E. Young have re-
turned home from few days visit in
Bangor
Mrs. Mary H. Whitney of this city has
gone to Rockiand, where she will spend
the summer in the home of the Misses
Farwell
Mrs, Anne Francine Richards left re-
Gently for Dover, N. H., and Wells
Beach, where she will spend the next
month or two.
Winston Churchill, the popular author,
and his family arrived last Thursday at
Islesboro and registered at the Islesboro
Inn for a short visit
Ira Trundy, student at Burdett's
Business College, Boston, is spending a
short vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Trundy,
Master George Renda has been suffer
ing from severe cut on his right hand
sustained in his duties in connection with
the Bramhsll fish market.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. David are spend
ing a few days in town before moving
their household goods to Brooklyn, N.
Y, where they viii make their future
home.
Mrs. Colby A. Racklffe has returned
from several months at her cd home in
Saltwater, where she was cal ed by the
illness of her mother, Mrs. George w.
Lewis.
Douglas and Hugh Macdonald of Som
erville, Mass, are guests of their aunt,
Mrs Everard A. Wilson They will be
joined later by their father, James Mac
! Donald
Mrs E. j. Bckford and daughter
Grace of Norway and Mrs. Marcus Car
roll of Hanover, N. H., were recent
guests of their cousin, Miss Inez E.
| Crawford.
Capt. and Mrs. Ernest Q Patterson of
Rockport were in Belfast Monday on
their way to Machias, where Capt. Pat
terson was called on government inspec-
tion work
/ Mr. and Mrs Charles Mllhouse and
daughter, Marian, of South Ben |, Ind, 4,
arrived Saturday for short visit with
Mrs. Millhouse's mother, Mrs. Alice l.
/ Thomhs, Church street
/ Miss Zadie B. Carter of Belfast, who
! has been in California for several years
/ and more recently at Kingston-on-t the
Hudson, N. Y, arrived Sunday morning,
and is staying at the H. H. Coombs
/ house.
/ Mrs. Doris Hersey and Miss Mile kib-
| bic Of Milton, Mass, arrived Friday morn
! ing to visit their aunt, Mrs. Manter Dec
row. Mrs. Hersey will spend the summer
and Miss Kibble will be here about two
weeks.
CorpI. Henry M. Mudgett, only SOD of
Mrs. Jennie M Mudgett, has arrived
| home from service overseas in the hos
pital unit He trained at Camp Greenleaf
| Devens.
Miss Hazel Perkins, who recently en-
in personal note to friends, says that
| she has pa ssed the probation period and
examinations and will now start upon
her training.
Elmer S. Collins has received his re-
lease from service in the U. S. Hospital
No. One, New York city, and is now at
! the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Collins, Miller street He was
| also at Camp Upton for training.
Miss BeuIah Philbrook of Brewer, for
merly of this city, has been appointed as
one of the guardians in the Mothers Aid
and Children's Guardians in Bangor,
which goes into effect with the new law.
! Bangor is now one of the district Offices
Herbert T. Field, who mas been in the
Y. M. C. A. service in France since en-
listing, has received his release and re-
turned home last Thursday He is the
assistant treasurer of the Waldo Trust
Company and was given a leave of alb
sence when he decided to enter this ser
vice.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Blasdell en-
| tertained the following at their beautiful
residence on High street over the week.
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