The Republican journal., 1919-05-01
PERSONAL

Mrs. c. S. Webber left Wednesday
morning On short tip to Portland.
Mrs. Stephen S. L. Shute and Mrs. Ed
mund P. Brown are spending the week in
Boston.
Mrs. Nathan H. Small of Cambridge,
Mass, is spending the week with her
cousin, Mrs. Cecil Clay.
Mrs. Urania Hadley of Norfolk, Va, is
in Belfast to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Della D. Rich.
Cecil Getchell of Augusta is in Belfast,
where he has employment with the Pc
nobscot Bay Electric Company.
DR.. and Mrs, Eugene D. Taplev return
ed last Friday from New York and have
opened the Tapley Hospital on High
street.
Mrs. Essie p Carle has been in Boston
the past week on business and pleasure
trip. She saw the parade of the 10th
Division.
Miss Georgia Blake, who has been spend
ing few weeks with relatives in Morrill,,
has returned TO her duties in the Tapley
Hospital.
Lieut.. Howard w. Heath, U. S. N, re-
turned to New York last Wednesday
after short visit with his mother, Mrs
Flora White Heath.
Hon. Robert +. Dunton was in Els
worth several days the past week on lega
business at the Supreme Judicial Court
for Hancock county.
Mrs. Raymond Bird and Miss Heller
Bird of Rockland were in Belfast few
days the past week visiting Mrs Birds
mother, Mrs Amelia Skay.
Hart L. Woodcock, who spent the win.
ter at Breton Inn, Ormond Beach, Fla
left last Thursday en- route for home. He
m otored with friends to New York.
Mrs. Ada E. Wildes has returned home
from Brooklyn, N. Y, where she spen
the winter with friends. She will late
open the Wayside Tea House on Higt
street.
Miss Kathleen E. Keenan, of Augusta, {
nurse at the Sanatorium at Fairfield
Maine, will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Coombs, High street, over Sunday
Of this week.
Mrs. Emma d. EIms of this city re-
ceived telegram Monday saying that he
son Tracy had arrived from overseas aDt
was in the New York Central Hospital il
New York city
Miss Lytle Townsend of this city ha
graduated from Burdett's Business Col
lege in Boston and has a fine position
with Stotes & Co., Boston, dealers il
stocks and bonds.
| Cecil Clay, who has been attending thu
April term of the Androscoggin Suprem,
judicial Court at Auburn, which finished
Saturday, spent Sunday in Portland ant
arrived home Monday
Wilmer J. Dorman returned Saturda
from Portland where he attended the an.
nual inspection of St. Alban commanderv
Rev. David L. Wilson of Bath, formerly
of Belfast, also attended,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana B. Southworth ar,
spending two weeks in Boston and Provi
dence. In the latter city they are guest:
OF Mrs. Southworth's sister, Mrs Mar
shall Martin and family.
william L. Cook returned home Mon.
day from New York, where he took {
special course in undertaking preparatory
to opening the business recently bough.
of Frank A. Nye, who has moved to Port.
land
Mrs. Alice C. Bramhall left last Satur.
day for Fall River, Mass, where she mel
her son, Ralph E, BramhalI, who arrived
home from overseas last Friday. He ex.
poets to receive his discharge from ser.
vice in short time
Mrs. Harrison C. Pitcher, who spent tn,
winter i'll Florida, visiting in St. Cloud
Daytona, St. Augustine and Jacksonville
is now In Washington, D. C. Later sh,
will visit relatives in Wolaston, Mass
and plans to reach home the latter mar
of May.
John I. W hite of Deer Lodge, Mon.
tana, who has been visiting relati YES il
belfast and Newport since his returI
from service overseas, has again enlisted
TINS time N the Air Service. He enlist.
ed IN Bangor, going on to Boston las
Saturday, and writes that he NAV 90 +,
the Hawaiian Islands.