The Republican journal., 1922-08-03
PERSONAL

Miss Sadie Frankel 10 spending &
months vacation at Belgrade Lake.
Misses Florence and Priscilla Leonard
of Bangor were Sunday guests OF Mrs
Ralph Guthrie.
J Miss Fannie Willis of Providence, r. l.,
is the guest of her uncle, Stephen s. L.
Shute, and family.
r. NJ. Stark of Waltham, Mass, ar
rived Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
G. Lamson, Court street.
Master John Thorndike has arrived
| from Smyrna Mills, where he has been.
visiting his aunt for several weeks.
Miss Harriet Boynton has returned to
| Mattapan, Mass, after q months vaca-
ton, spent at Liberty and Poland Springs.
William H. White of Newton Upper
Falls, Mass is the guest of his motherr
Mrs M. j. White, and brother, c. E.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton G. Ferguson and
daughter Ruth of New Bedford, Mass,
are guests of Miss Annie V. and Ben. D.
Field.
Mrs. Helen S. Collins of Salem. Mass.s
Joseph and Paul Wallis of Beverly,
Mass, are guests of Fannie c. WEIGH, 81
Northport avenue.
Mrs. Horace Chenery returned Sunday
to her home in Concord. Mass, after
spending two weeks in this city, being
registered at the Windsor Hotel
Mrs. Harry H. Upton and little dauah-
ter Sheila Mary of SprinGvale are guests
of her mother, Mrs. j. O. Hayes. Mr.
| Upton will come later for visit.
Rev. E. Lewis Wall, D D., and family
of Fort Fairfield were in Belfast recently
on their way to Bayside, where they will
occupy the Belfast cottage during Aug
ust.
| Mrs. L. C. Putnam is the guest of her
brother, C. S. Ferguson, and family at
their new summer home at North Shore,
Northport, formerly the Dodworth cot
| tage.
Capt. and Mrs. A. C. Batchelder of this
city and daughter, Miss Pauline of Bos-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Riley and
daughter Phyllis of Belmont, Mass. are
at Damariscotta Mills for the month Of
| August.
Mrs. Fred Thomas returned home Sat-
urday from Waterville, after spending
week with her daughter, Mrs. L. H Ell
bridge and family. Little Thomas Eldridge
came home with her for q few days
visit.
| CLYDE B. Holmes of this city and his
brother, DR.. George w. Holmes of Bos-
| ton, who is spending vacation here,
have returned from fishing trip of
few days at Pierce pond, near Jackman,
making the trip by motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Mills, who
spent the month of July at the Battery,
will leave today, Thursday, for their home
in Remington, VT Mr.. Mills sister, Mrs
Esther Hathorne, of Middleboro, Mass,
her daughter, Mrs. Celian Ufford and two
little eranddaughters, Jane and Maraaret
Ufford, who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills for the past week, will remain
! at the Battery during August.
Mrs. Herbert H. Stevens returned Sun
. day from a weeks visit with relatives in
Middleboro, Mass, with frequent visits
in Aver, Mass, where Lieut.. Stevens
was with Company X of the Third Maine.
Mrs Harry A. Foster and Mrs. John E.
Wright went to Aver, Mass, Tuesday
and came home with Lieut.. and Mrs.
Stevens, who made the trip home by
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Condor of OK
nard, Calf, have arrived to spend the
rem mainder of the summer at the Condor
cottage on Condor street. They made
the trip in their Buick six and were thir-
ty- nine days on the way. They had a
delightful trip and escaped auto troubles
all the way. They stopped a. the Grand
Canon in Arizona, at Yellowstone Park,
spent ten days in Missouri and stopped at
other places en- route for day or so at a
time. They found the roads rather bad
through the desert and through Missouri,
but from that State into Belfast they
found the roads in very good condition.
Mrs. Condor did the driving much to her
real pleasure.
Mrs. Ben Ames Williams returned to
the Battery Saturday morning, after a
ten days visit with Mr.. Williams in Co.
lumbus, Ohio Mr.. Williams is one of
the guests of Elk Gov. Carl E. Miliiken,
the others being Irwin S. Cobb, the noted
writer and lecturer, Robert H. Davis,
editor of the Munsey publications, Hon.
Willis E. Parsons. State commissioner of
fish and game, and Hon. Frederick w.
Hinckley, of South Portland, who left
Portland last Friday night for Names
most famous canoe cruise, the Allegash
/ trip. 1t is probable that the party will
end their cruise at Fort Kent, 1853 miles
from Northeast Garry. They plan to be
about 10 days on the trip. Mr.. Williams
father, who visited him last summer, is a
, candidate for Governor of Ohio before
the primaries and his son has been man.
aging the publicity part of the work for
him.