The Republican journal., 1922-09-21
PERSONAL

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Miles Higgins of Boston is visiting at
| Edmund Greer's in Belmont.
Mrs. Ellen L. Cushman has returned
from a visit in West Montville and vi
| cinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Hartman of
Waterville were recent guests in Belfast
with relatives and friends.
T Mrs. Hazel Pottle and three sons of
Lincolnville spent last week with Mrs
Ada B. Morton in Belmont
Mrs George c. Sauer is visiting rela-
! tives in Norwich, Conn, after short
visit in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Eunice Linn has returned to her
home in Hartland, after visit with Mr..
and Mrs Norman S. Donahue.
! Henry B. Cunningham. clerk in the
| Windsor Hotel, who is having a vaca-
ton, is on motor trip to Montreal.
Miss Ethel Rogers returned to Malta
| pan, Mass, Monday night, after vaca-
ton spent with relatives and friends IN
| this city.
Mrs. Esther Carter of Lynn, Mass,
has returned home from few weeks
visit with relatives in Belfast, her for
mer home.
Mrs. William S. Simp pson returned
Monday to her home in Fairfield, after
spending a week with Mrs. Horace +.
Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrain Perry returned to
Boston last week, after visit with Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Gregory, and other rela-
tives in Belfast.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. A. r: Stey-
ems. who have been stopping at baysloe
for the summer, returned to New York
by train Monday.
Miss Madeleine NJ. Hamilton returned
Saturday to her home in Portland after
ten days visit with her cousin, MIS-.
Walter A. Decrow.
4 Misses Ruth knight and Helen D.
Wescott left Tuesday for Norton, Mass,
where they will continue their college
courses at Wheaton.
Mrs. ]. j. Sleeper returned Saturday
from short visit in Rockland, the guest
of MIR. aad Mrs. H. W.. Thorndike and
Miss Llewella S. Thorndike.
/ Mrs. Julia A. Vickery, Past Matron OF
Primrose Chapter, 0. E. s., was IN
Brunswick last Thursday to attend the
school of instruction of the Eastern STAR
Morris L. Sluge, superintendent of the
Coe. Mortimer Co. plant here, returned
Thursday night from a weeks trip in
Aroostook county and in Woodstock, N.
B.
Mrs. I. S. Hills of East Northport has
returned from Bangor, where she attend :
ed the training class of the agents for
the Spencer reiuvenile corsets and sup :
ports.
Mrs Charles Johnson of Roswell, New
Mexico. has been the guest of her sister
in-law. Mrs. Mary S. Whitmore and also
has been visiting Mrs. Abbie Ramsay OF
Northport.
RAYMOND Richards left Monday fol
White Sulphur Springs, west virginia,
, where he has employment with MS pro
ther Clarence, who has grain and fee'
store there.
S MIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Hartman o
Bath were in Belfast last Friday on thel
. way to Orono to attend the wedding o
their son, Alonzo Hartman, and Miss
Pearl Lillian Palmer of Orono.
Harold Webb, for some time sub.
; master in the Belfast high school, anc
later a teacher in Cambridge, Mass, il
, now at the head of the commercial de-
partment IN the Ellsworth high school.
Ma. and Mrs. o. E. Frost and daugh-
|. ter. Katherine E. Frost, B. H. S. '22
left by auto Sunday on their way to Bos.
; ton Tor sh ort visit before Miss Rather
inc enters Wheaton College, Norton,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Bowling of Brook
line. Mass, and their guests, Mr. and Mr.
Arthur Williams of Washington, D. c
; have been guests the past week of Mr.
Dowlinas' aunt, Miss Louise Cunningham
of Swanville.
Mrs Louise B. Brooks, who has beer
employed for sometime in the w. M
, Randall store, and before that in th'
same location by Mrs. E. P. Carle, il
now assisting in the millinery shop O
Miss Louise H. Ferguson.
Misses Mary and Agnes Cullinan, &C
companed by their niece, Miss Agnes
M. Hill returned to Salem, Mass, Mon
day, after spending the summer in Bel
fast and Northport. Miss Hill will re-
sumo her studies at the Boston Univer.
sity.-
Miss Gladys Ruth BRIGHAM of Somer
vile, Mass, the we'll known story ant
playwright, has been spending ;the past
week with her cousin, Mrs Mary E. Nor
ris, and other relatives. She has beer
visiting in Bangor and will visit in Hal
lowell and Portland before returning
home.
Belfastrelativ es have received news o.
| the onoa0emant Of Dr Stanlev D. Viii
son, Dean of the Pre- Medical School o
the Union Medical College at Peking
China, to Miss Anna M. Lane of Omaha
Nebraska. Miss Lane has been located
in Peking for the past four years, wher'
she is teacher of biology at Pekini
Unive rsity. The marriage will taxi
place before next summer, when the!
plan to come o the United States t.
visit at their homes in Nebraska ant