The Republican journal., 1921-06-23
PERSONAL

Bernes o. Norton left Tuesday on a
business trip to Boston.
Miss Agnes Hill, B. H. S. '2l, is clerk
ing in the Luce Music Store.
Mrs. Samuel H. Lord has been visiting
relatives in Brooks and Belfast the past
week.
Mrs. Mary S. Whitney of Rockland
was the guest of Belfast friends last
Thursday.
Mrs. Oscar LeBel and two children of
Gardiner are guests of Mrs. Rose Sheldon
and family.
Miss Martha Smith of Islesboro, l. H.
S. '21, was the guest last week of Miss
Merle Gerald.
Misses Ora and Georgia Sheldon have
returned from Massillon, Ohio, where
they spent the winter.
James G. Barclay of Buffalo, N. Y, re-
turned home Tuesday from an extended
visit in Belfast and Morrill,.
Melville I. Marshall of New York ar
rived last Thursday for visit and was
registered at the Windsor hotel.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur E. Wilson have
returned from Belmont where they were
guests of Mrs. Horace j. Morton.
Mrs. H. L. Doyle arrived Saturday
from Boston and has opened her summer
home, "Billbank," at Little River.
| The Misses Faulhaber of Boston have
arrived at their summer home, formerly
the Hazeltine cottage, at Little. River.
! Mrs. Flora W. Heath left Friday for
Winthrop Beach, Mass, to spend vaca-
tion with her son, Howard w. Heath and
family.
Don Gurney has returned from Rich
wood, Ohio, and after a visit with rela-
tives in this city will return to his home
in Waldo.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Nj. Lancey and daugh-
ter Miss Ardis Lancy, U. of NJ, have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman S.
Donahue.
Rev. and Mrs. Adolph Rossbach and
son George will leave Waltham, Mass,
June 28th for their summer home at
Pitchers Pond.
Mrs. H. j. Morton of Belmont, Mr. and
Mrs Allen H. Miller of Lincolnville were
In Belfast Saturday on their way to Ellis
worth for visit.
Mrs A. Brosseau and Miss Mary Nc
Even of New York have arrived and are
at the Davis house on Northport avenue
for the summer.
/ Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter,
Miss Louise R. Clement, returned to Seal
Harbor Thursday after a short visit at
| their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Coombs.
Master Horace and Miss Alice with Miss
Annie Smalley are spending ten days
vacation in Vinalhaven.
Mrs Addie D. Matthews has returned
to her duties as clerk with the Belfast
/ Candy Company after vacation spent
at her home on Miller street.
Miss Grace H. Lord is assisting for
short time in the City National Bank
and later plans to take y course in the
summer school at Bates College.
weeks vacation from her duties in the
office Of the Dinsmore store. Miss Ruth
Dinsmore is substituting for her.
Mrs. Ralph L. Flanders and family of
Boston are frequent visitors in Belfast
and are at their summer home, "Cedar
Hedges" at South Shore, Bayside.
Mrs Arvine Wales and children have
arrived from Massillon, Ohio, and are at
their home at Saturday Cove. Mr.
Wales and friends will come this week.
Mrs. George w. Pearson arrived last
Wednesday from visits in Cambridge,
Springfield and Waban, Mass, and will
ooaD bar hop,o Morr;lI for
Clyde B. Holmes and family are at the
Pottle cottage at the Battery. DR.. Geo I
II. Holmes and family of Boston will ar
rive next week to spend the season in
the Stoddard cottage.
John Pullman left last Friday for New
York in his new Buick car and will return
Thursday with his family. He was ac-
companied by Albert Morey, who will
bring back another car.
Miss Ruth Knight, a student at Whea-
ton College, Norton, Mass, is spending
the summer vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Sarah F. Knight, and is employed
in the City National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs " A. Simmons returned
Friday from Wells River, Vt, where
they had been guests of DR.. E. M. Cor
liss and family. They were accompan-
led home by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Miller
of North Haverhill, N. H.
MIR. and Mrs Henry G. Ingersoll and
little son, who came here some time ago
from Harmony ana have been living in
the Carleton house on Congress street,
will leave this week for Exeter, N. H.,
where they will reside.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur H. Leonard, Jr.,
of Brookline, Mass, have arrived to
: spend the summer and are occupying the
Dunton residence on Church street. Mr.
Leonard is come cted with the Leonard,
/ Stevens & B earce shoe factory
Miss Florence E. Dunton, librarian of
the Belfast Free Library, is in Swamps-
colt, Mass, this week attending the
American Library Association. Miss
Dunton had but recently returned home
from Mount Holyoke where she attended
the college com mencement as graduate.
Mrs. j. T. Miller and daughter Ardria
arrived last week from Aiken, S. c., an |
were guests for few days of Mrs Seth
Brown and Mrs. George Wing On their
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