The Republican journal., 1922-08-24
PERSONAL

Mrs. L. S. Southard, Northport ave.
nue., has returned from visits in Augusta
and Palermo.
Alice Wing and Edith Bracket of Bos-
ton arrived recently to visit Mrs. Charles
II. Walden.
Matthew w. Welch has returned home
from visit with his daughter. Mrs. Fred
II. Colley of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Burrill of Lynn,
Mass, are spending their annual vaca-
tion in Belfast.
Miss Fannie Butler of Camden has
been spending two weeks with relatives
in this city.
Thomas Stantial of Houlton arrived
last week to visit A. B. Stantial and
other relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Ansel A. Packard Of Portland,
Conn, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Morrill, of Belmont.
C. o Jordan, who has been the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Sarah F. Knight, has
returned to his home in Milton, Mass.
Mrs. F. l. Jordan of Mattapan, Mass,
arrived recently to visit her sister, Mrs.
Sarah +. Knight and other relatives.
Mrs. Horace P. Barker and Miss Inez
L. Barker, r. NJ, were guests over Sum
day of Mrs. Frank A. Cushman.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. NJ. Carver, son How
ard and daughter Bernice have been
guests of Mr.. Carver's aunt, Mrs. Sarah
F. Knight.
Miss Helen Kittri ige of Allston, Mass,
is spending a two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Kit
fridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Young and
Miss Ruth Grindle of Camden were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Young's sister, Mrs.
Harry Estes, of Belfast.
Herbert Easton of Somerville, Mass.
connected with the Fidelity Bank of Bos-
ton, was a recent guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Charles w. Martin, Court street.
Misses Isoline and Hattie Barnes OF
Bristol, r. l., were in Belfast last week
for short visit, calling On Mrs. Ellen H.
Castle, and other friends.
Miss Ava Burgess, the clerk in the
Waldo County Farm Bureiu office, is
spending a two weeks vacation with
relatives in Lincolnville.
MRS. Alfred P. Stevens of New York
City, who is stopping at cottage, the
Nutshell, at Bayside for the summer, Wis.,
tied old friends at Frankfort last week.
Mrs. Elijah johnson of Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Carr of Vine str ct. This is
Mrs. Johnson's first visit here for twelve
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah L. Page and SON.
Earle Hudson, who have been in Cam
den, Belfast and Rockport for the sum-
mer, will return early in September to
their home in Beverly.
Miss Nellie Colley left Monday for q
visit with friends in Portland and later
will 60 to Boston, where she will be the
guest of her brother, Fred L. Colley, anc
Mrs. Colley.
Miss Louise r. Clement returned u
Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor, after brie
visit in Belfast accompanied by friends
Her father, Mr.. Amos Clement, came t.
Bangor with her.
Miss Louise H. Ferguson left Friday
for New York for visit with her cousin,
DR.. j. E. Ferguson and family, and will
return with them on their auto trip to
Belfast and vicinity.
Mrs Phoebe Pendleton Crosby, for
merly of Islesboro, and we'll known here,
appears with Miss Alice Shaw as accom-
panist in Rockland this, Thursday, even
ing, Aug. Gath, at the First Baptist
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Conant of
Camden and their house guests, Mrs. w.
H. Stewart of Cleveland, Miss Corrinne
Outer and Earl Layman of Wilmington
Del, were guests last Thursday and Sat
urday of Miss Anne NJ. Kittredge.
Mrs. George Davis of East Belfast en-.
tertained the following party of friend!
from Bangor on Thursday: Mrs. Charlie,
Larsen, Mrs. Bert Pooler, Mrs. Franl
Daley and the Misses Smith, Pooler an,
Daley; also Karl Larsen and Chas. Pooler
Miss Kathleen, daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. B. l.. Tuttle of this city, teacher o
languages in Willimantic, Conn, Higl
school, writes her parents from France
where she is studying for year, that sh
will travel until the first of October an,
plans to see the Passion Play.
Arthur Condor, former Belfast boy
with 20 boys from his NorridgewocI
camps and school, at Oakland, had a de
lightful visit on Condor shore the pas
week and also fine time at Tempt
Heights as guests of Orrin j. Dickey.