The Republican journal., 1922-05-11
PERSONAL

a short business trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis A. Alden of Camden
were in the city Saturday, calling on
friends.
Mrs. Charles E. Getchell, r. NJ, has
returned from a short visit with relatives
in Palermo.
A. r. Leadbetter of Rockland, former
member of the Belfast police force, was
here on business las. Friday.
Fred w. Pote left Thursday for Orange,
N. j., where he will visit Sumner w.
Lothrop and other relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Kibble of Dorchester,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Manter E. Decrow, Cross street.
Mrs. James H. Howes eft~Thursday
for Campello, Mass, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Richard P. Whitman, and FAM
ily
Norman S. Donahue was in Hartland
last week to assist his father in law, Mr..
Lancey, in planting an orchard of 400
trees.
Frances Thomas, who was recently in
jured in an auto accident several days
ago, was able to return to school last
Thursday.
Mrs. Esther G. Davis has returned
home from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Camden. She also visited friends
in Rockland.
Cecil Clay left Monday for Rumford
Falls to join Judge George M. Hanson of
Calais at the session of Oxford County
Supreme Judicial Court.
n To ~
his uncle, DR.. Eugene d. Tapley, the past
week, returning Monday to his studies in
the Portland high school.
Mrs. H. B. Lewis returned Thursday to
her home in Boothbay after spending the
winter in Belfast. Capt. and Mrs. c. B.
SWEET autoed down with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will R. Howard, who
spent the winter in the Kelley house on
Church street, are now at their cottage
at The Battery for the summer.
Mrs. f. S. Bennett of Hubbardston.
Mass has bsen the guest the past week
of DR.. and Mrs. A. 0. Stoddard. She left
Saturday for visit in Portland.
Mrs. Henry Smith and little daughter
Roberta are spending few weeks with
her mother in Portland, while her father
Miss Bertha Linn of Hartland has been
the recent guest of her cousin, Mrs. Nor
man S. Donahue, who entertained a few
friends for her last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred T. Chase has arrived home
alter few weeks visit with her sister.
Miss Florence Marshall of New York.
She also visited relatives in Boston and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred Sylvester, who
spent the winter in Lynchburg, Va, left
Sunday on their way home. They will
make brief visit in Hallowell with Mr..
and Mrs. Castanus M. Smalley
Mrs William v. Pratt and family. who
spent the winter in Washington, D. c..
with Admiral Pratt, will leave Monday.
May 18th, for their home in this citv
where they will spend the summer season.
Mrs Emma D. Ems, who has been with
Mrs. James Carle for some time. is the
guest of Miss Edith M. Southworth and
will later visit relatives in Belmont and
Lincolnville before making her plans for
the summer.
Mr.. Charles W. and Mrs. Augusta g
Frederick and Miss Mary Owen. who
have been in ST. Augustine, Fla. for
their annual visit, are now on tbeir, way
home. They will visit in Jacksonville
Fla and in Boston en- route.
Mr. Edward Sibley writes fiom Kan.
sas City, Mo, under date of Nav 4th
that he is there, the guest of his son
Harold I. Sibey, and family. Later he
will visit his brother, Charles Siblev in
Curtis, Neb, and then 60 to Pasadena
Calf, for an extended visit
Capt. and Mrs. Basil R. Allen were i,
Ba igor for short visit recently as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury
at the Penobscot Exchange. They also
attended as their guests the "Way Back
Ball." A dinner party was given in their
honor, when twelve covers were laid
Hon. and Mrs Elton H. Lewis. wbo
have been living here while the former
was employed by the Peiepscot Co.. left
Thursday Tor their home in Boothbay.
Their daughter, Miss Julia Lewis, will
remain here, as she is employed in the
office at Norton Garage.
Capt and Mrs. c. B. SWEET and dauob
ter, Miss Anna c. SWEET, left Saturday
for Bath, where they will spend the sum.
meE They will be frequent visitors at
their Belfast home as Capt SWEET will
have occasion to come here on business
with the local plant of the Pejepscot
Company.
Mrs. Emma Kochersperger of Boston
will leave for New York, May 10Th, where
she will sail on the steamer Steavanqer.
ford for three months trip to Norway.
Sweden, Denmark and Germany. She
Will be accompanied by friend from
Chicago. She plans to visit Relfast on
her return in the fall.
Mrs Henry Doyle arrived in Boston,
April 9th, from London, where she spent
the winter with Mr.. Doyle, who remains
there on business She will motor here
to attend to the work on her cottages at
Murphy's Point, the Adams and the
Chenery. If DIR Doyle remains in Lon
don she will Join him later.