The Republican journal., 1922-09-07
PIE oNAL

Miss Hortense Orcutt of Savannah, Ca,
is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Eugene d
Tapley.
Alfred and Prescott Ferguson have re-
urned from Knox, where they have
$ pent the summer.
Mr.. Ralph NJ johnson arrived Satur-
day from New York to join Mrs John
son, who is visiting in Belfast.
Mrs. Oscar ii. Stevens of Marlboro,
Mass, arrive d last week to visit her son,
Herbert II. Stevens and family.
Horace Chadman of Newton, Mass :,
has arrived to join his family, who have
been at the Battery during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. kirkpatrick of Jersey
City, N. j., are the guests of Mrs. Alfred
P. Stevens, Nutshell cottage, Bayside.
Harry Lincoln White of Boston is Wis
iting his father, Charles E. White, and
aunt, Mrs. w. L. West, Franklin street.
Mrs. Charles Smith has returned to her
home in Boston after three weeks visit
with Mrs. Jesse E. Staples, Upper High
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Horne of Milton,
visit and were registered at the Windsor
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Wallace of Wake
field, Mass, were guests over Sunday OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ames Williams at the
Battery.
Mr.. and Mr. S. Francis Greene of Spring.
field, Mass, were guests Saturday and
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Church street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Ward have ar
rived from Brockton, Mass, for visit
with Mr.. Wards mother, Mrs. John Ward,
Waldo avenue
Mrs. Jessie S. Pattee has returned from
a few days visit in Portland, where she
went to assist in celebrating the birthday
Of her aunt, Mrs. Matte Sargent Haskell.
Mrs. l.. w. Kendall returned Wednesday
to her home in Providence, r. l., after a
visit with relatives in Belfast and Bel
mont. Her niece, Mrs. Melville E. knowl-
ton. accompanied and will spend her va
cation from the Hopkins store as her
guest.
F. Wallace Chase, daughters Heloise
and Elizabeth and son Frederick, left
Thursday for their home in Newtonville,
Mass, after spending the summer at their
farm on Lincolnville avenue. Miss Heloise
will teach in one of the Newton schools.
Mrs. NJ G. Staples of Charlton, Mass,
and Mr.. O. X. Bowden of Somerville,
Mass, were guests over Sunday of their
niece, Mrs Frank l. Dickey, Miller street.
There was a reunion of four generations;
the guests, Mrs. Dickey, her daughter,
Mrs. Annie d. Mathews, and little Miss
E ina Mathews.
Prof. and Mrs. James +. Sleeper, who
have been visiting at the Battery are now
in Bennington, VT, the guests of Kew.
and Mrs George S. Mills Prof. Sleeper
will teach music in Albany, N. T.,
schools and Mrs. Sleeper will also teach
music in the bennington schools. They
are to occupy bungalow in Bennington,
Prof. Sleeper to ride to Albany daily.
Perrin F. Arnold, assistant cashier of
the Attleboro, Mass, National Bank.
made the trip home by motorcycle and is
spending his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. ii. Arnold, North
mort avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold have
been entertaining the past week their
daughter, Marian, who is employed in
the Franklin, Mass, National Bank, and
also MIR. Arnold's sister, Mrs. Nellie E.
Cunningham OF Franklin, Mass.
DR. and Mrs Thomas B. Gregory, who
have been spending the season in the
Charles N. Black house on High street,
will remain there until about the first of
October, then they will take rooms else
where for the remainder of their stay
here. as the Black house has been pur-
chased by Leroy A. Weber, who will
occupy it about the first of the month.
DIR. and Mrs. Gregory will probably re-
main here until November. They plan
to spend the coming winter in the South,
but have not decided upon the locality.