The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-06-29
PERSONAL

MIS-. Dldncne letCucI Vi ShdiicsIOWH
Mass, is visiting her niece, Mrs. Roy
Gurney.
Mr.. Alvin Jellison will leave Saturday
for a visit with w. NJ. Jellison in Bridge
port, Conn.
Mrs. Fannie S. Rowell of Plymouth,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Ritchie.
William M. Black of Augusta was
recent caller on his Belfast friends, while
on an auto trip.
Mrs. Richard c. Higgins of Thorndike
spent the weekend in Belfast, the guest
of her daughter Virginia at the Tapley
hospital.
Mrs. William H. Smalley and son,
Karl r. Smalley are in Boston, where
they have employment and will spend
the summer.
William c. johnson of Boston, New
England manager of the Coe-Mortimer
Co. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Stantial last Tuesday.
Glenn, three year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert r. Hills, is recovering
from an operation on his leg at the Chill
dren's Hospital in Portland.
1 MISS Mary E. Pierce of Boston will ar
/ rive Saturday to spend July and August
with her mother and sister, Mrs. Sarah
E. Pierce and Mrs. Essie p Carle.
/ Prof. ~ v. Barker of Westbrook Sem
mary and Mrs. w. E. Barker of Caribou
arrived Monday night and are guests for
the week of Miss Maude E. Barker
Mrs. H. H. Upton and little daughter
Sheila returned Monday to their home in
Springvale They were accompanied by
Miss Agnes A. Pendleton. who will spend
the summer with them.
Mrs. Elijah Ritchie has returned from
Hampden, where she visited her brother,
j. w. Holt, and family. She was also
their guest at the graduation in Farming
ton of her niece, Miss Lila Holt.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Raymond Sargent Of
Boston and the latter's mother, Mrs. E.
ID. Burd of Medford, Mass, are at ths
Burd cottage at Little River. Miss A. T
Couillard of Winterport is their guest.
Edward P. Cook of Paris, who wa,
here two years as fireman on the Belfast
Burnham branch, is now engaged in tina
capacity on the passenger train of thi
branch, making his headquarters in thi
city.
George d. Phelps of Cleveland, o., ar
, rived Saturday to be the guest of Mr. ant
Mrs. Maurice D. Towle of Salmonc
street, for few days. Mr.. Phelps is OIL
! motor trip and came to Belfast from
{ Boston.
Mrs. George P. Fote and granddaugh
ter, Miss Barbara Leach of Newton
; Mass, are guests of Mrs. Phoebe D
, Crawford and family. Mrs. William
,, Leach and brother, Arther Pote, will ar
rive the last of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Clough, Mrs
Vannie II. Rackliff, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralpl
D. Southworth, Mr.. and Mrs. George E
Coombs and Mrs. Florence c. Fernal
were called to Standpoint Sunday to at
: tend the funeral of George A. Crocker.
f Miss Grace Sage of Boston, so pleas
: antly remembered here in reading 'Dadd
Longlegs," will read here again July 21s
under the auspices of the Dorcas Guild q
the Methodist church. She will rea
The Florist Shop" and several humor
Gus selections.
| Mrs Charles w. Jennys has returne
from Boston, where she went to atten
the graduation of her son, Willard Il
Tufts Dental College. Willard RENAME,
to take the examination before the Mas
J sachusetts State Board, but will com
] home this week.
Mrs Harden Erskine arrived Tuesda,
, for two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs
: Frank B. Luce and Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
Peters in Belfast and with her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Luce, in Montville
, on her return she plans to take a 81.
8 weeks course at Brown University.
. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Wylie and lit
i, tie daughter Ruth of Boston will arriv
a Sunday to visit Mrs Wylie's parents, MI
. and Mrs. o. E. Frost. Later in the sea
son Mr. and Mrs Frost's other daughter
: Mrs Ernest Anderson, MIR. Anderson an
. their little daughter of Passaic, N. j
will visit them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Stevens o
Lincolnvile have returned from shor
visit with her father, sisters and brothe
in Pripet. They were called to Islesbor'
by the death of Mrs. Stevens aunt, Edna
eckett, who passed away at her hom'
in Northport Friday and was taken tt
Islesboro for funeral services and inter
ment.
Mrs Eugene L. Stevens returned Fri
day nigh. from Brunswick, where she
went to attend the 117th commencement
of Bowdoin College, Edward B. Ham,
son of Prof. Roscoe j. Ham, being one
of the graduates. Mr. Ham has be Il
very active in college affairs, having re.
ceived numerous honors. among which
were the Smith Mathematical prize ol
$500 and the Sewall Latin prize. The
graduation exercises were fine and were
given in the Church on the Hill. Al
event of interest was the presence oi
Kate Douglass Wiggin at this commence.
ment. She has been elected president Of
the Woman's Alumni Club of Bowdoin.