The Republican journal., 1922-04-20
PERSONAL

Charles S. Adams of Liberty spent
Sunday with friends in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs John P. Deering of Saco
were in Belfast on Tuesday OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving L. Perry went to
Boston Tuesday on business and pleas
ure trip.
Mrs. Bernes O. Norton left Monday for
a visit with friends in Portland, her for
mer home.
Mrs. james Farnhsm spent Sunday in
Bath with her husband, who is engineer
on the Peiepscot.
Charles B. Eaton left Friday for an ex-
tended trip in Florida. He will visit Louis
Dele mos in Havana. Fla
Miss Ruth Eaton of Boston arrived
Thursday to visit Miss Louise K. Clement,
her classmate at Abbot A ;ademy.
William H. Quimby was at home from
Boston to spend Sunday with his mother,
Mrs Annie N. Qdimby, Court street.
Miss Margaret NJ. Craig of the Brock
ton. Mass Y. NJ. c. A, arrived last week
to spent Easter at her home in this city.
Willard Jennys, student at Tufts
nental Coll ge, arrived last week to
spend the Easter vacation with his pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Jennys.
Miss Bertha F. Martin, teacher in
the public schools of Revere, Mass, ar
rived Saturday to spend the Easter vaca
ton with her brother, Rev. Ch rles w.
Martin, and family.
Mrs. Maurice Roberts went to Auburn
Friday to spend Easter with her husband,
who has employment there. On her way
home, she will visit her sister, Miss Ruth
Wiley, in Waterville.
Mrs. Seavy A. Piper and infant dauah-
ter Shirley, who have been spending the
winter months with Mrs. Piper's sister,
Mrs. A. F. Wood, left last Friday for
their home in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pennington. who
have been at their Washineton,D. c., the
past winter, are now on their way east
and will be at their summer home in
Northport early in May
Mrs. Albert D. Mowrey is spending
few days with Mrs. Charles II. Sargent
on Northport avenue while Mrs. Jessie
Sargent Pattee is visiting relatives in
Portland, where she went Monday.
Mrs. Ralph H. and Mrs. Allan M.
Howes have returned from Norfolk, Va,
where the former has been spending q
few weeks with relatives. The latter
went down to accompany her home.
Mrs. Thomas Daley, who has been en-
Moved for some time as an operator In the
Telephone central, left Saturday for Port.
land, where she joined Mr. Daley, who
has been there for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph M. johnson, vino
spent the winter in ia pan and China, ar
rived last week in California and were
guests of Mrs. Edward Johnson. They
plan to reach New ork about April 18th.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Turner of Brookline,
Mass, arrived Sa' urday and have opened
their cottage at Kelley Cove, Northport,
for the season, Mr.. Turner will make re-
gular visits to Boston as his business de-
mands.
F. c. Patten resident engineer for the
State Department on the construction of
the bridge en- the river just below the up
per dam of the water works on Congress
street extension, returned Monday from
his home in Hampden, where he spent
Sunday.
Mrs. Eleanor Melvin Brosseau and
Miss Mary Melvin of New York have i
have taken the Bert L. Davis house on !
Northport avenue again for the summer ,
and plan to arrive early in the season. |
Mr. Davis and family will 90 to their cot |
tage at the Battery as usual,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Washburn retur ned |
to Portland Monday, alter few days
visit with their daughter, Mrs. VIM. M.
Randall, and family. Their little grand
dauohter Susanne Miller accompanied
them home and will be their guest several
weeks at he Columbia Hotel.
Miss May Walker, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Heath Walker of Boston, former
Belfast girl, was here last Saturday call
ing on relatives and friends She had
also been in Rockland, her former home,
on business visit. She was for time
a te acher in the Pratt Institute in New
York. but is now located in Boston.
MARRIED.