The Republican journal., 1919-06-05
FIVE CENTS
PERSONAL.

Miss Irene Getchell of Augusta was a
recent guest of Miss Helen Kttredge.
DR.. Hester Brown will make a business
trip to Unity Friday, returning home
Saturday.
/ Frank L. Gray, assistant janitor of the
Brighton, Mass. public schools, is spend
ing vacation in Belfast.
Miss Grace Bachelor spent the week.
end in Searsport, the guest of her cousin,
E. W. Gilmore, and family.
Henry C. Marden has returned from
Windsorville, where he visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Maurice York and family.
Ira Trundy, who is attending Burdett's
Business College in Boston, spent the
past week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Trundy
DR.. Herbert PIummer Of Union was in
Belfast Mon lay calling on friends. He
was on his way home from a business
trip to Bucksport.
Miss Maude Ganmans returned home
Wednesday from st. Augustine, Fla,
Where she spent the winter She visited
a few weeks in New York on the way
home.
Miss Louise McDonough, night opera
tor in the local telephone exchange, was
called to Boston recently by the illness of
her father. Miss Helen A. Hamm is sub
stituting for her.
Miss Adelia S. Cook will return today,
Thursday, from Mortified, Mass, where
she is student at Mortified Seminary
and will spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Cook.
Corp. Morley J. Durost, who was re-
Gently at Camp Dix where be received
his discharge from overseas duty, arrived
last Thursday to visit his brother, Samuel
W. Durost He left Saturday for Mars
Hill
Chief Yeoman Nathan H. Small arriv-
ed from Providence, R. l., last Friday to
join Mrs. Small for a few days visit.
They returned Monday, the former to
Providence and the latter to Cambridge,
Mass
! Miss Rowena Cocord of Searsport and
Mrs. Mary C. Colcord of this city spent
the weekend at Bayside View cottage,
Temple Heights, Northport, the guests of
Mrs. Melvin Cunningham and Mrs Ross
Beckwith.
Mayford A. Morris has returned from
Newport News, Va, where he has been
in the service on military police duty at
this port of embarkaton. He is now at
the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. j.
H. Morris, Belmont avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John R, Waterman and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Rollins were
recent guests at Foss Hall, Colby College.
The formers daughter, Miss Marian, took
part in the Ivy Day observances, includ-
ing the presentation of "The Tempest"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Hartman of
Bath were in Belfast Tuesday on their
way to Bangor, where Mr. Hartman will
attend the jewellers Convention. They
will also go to Orono to the u. of NJ
Junior exercises. Their son Alonzo J.
is a member of that class.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. B. Roberts, nov 10.
Gated in New York, with Mir and Mrs
Frank S. Clark Of Boston and Miss Marian
Thompson of Trenton, N. j., as guests,
arrived by boat last Saturday morning
and left in the afternoon in the Roberts
auto, which has been stored here the past
winter
Pembroke Carter returned June Sd from
Florida, where he was employed during
the winter as chauffeur for Fred B. Dale.
They made the trip from Orlando in a
Cole touring car, leaving May End and
stopping at places of interest en- route.
The Dales have taken cottage at North
port, where they will spend the summer.
Sergt. Harold S. Jones, who recently
returned home from active duty over
seas, has, with his mother, Mrs. Lilly S.
Jones, been the guest of Mrs. Sarah w.
Stewart the past week. He will leave
Thursday for Fort Worth, Texas, where
he will locate. His brother, Linwood,
has returned from Central America and
is now at Shreveport, La.
Miss Margaret NJ Craig has completed
her course at the Boston School Of Physi-
cal Education and has been in Belfast a
few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. NJ Craig She left Monday for
Wilton where she will spend the month
of June at the B. S. P f. Camp Kineo-
watha. Miss Mabel A Craig completed
her years work Wednesday as teacher in
the Thorsby Institute, Thorsby, Ala She
will attend commencement at Mt Hol-
yoke College and arrive home about the
middle of June. Both will spend the re-
m ainder of the summer with their par
ents at the Battery.
KNOX RIDGE.