The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-06-22
PERSONAL

FL Floyd arrived Tuesday from Vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Eva Studley Dickey is in North
Dickey, and family.
Mrs. Louise B. Brooks is ia king a two
weeks vacation from her duties as clerk
in the Randall store.
Capt and Mrs. c. B. SWEET were at
home over the weekend, coming to vote
in the primary election.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Kimball of
Portland spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bucklin.
William Francis Pendleton of Oxford
Springs spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis x. Pen
dIeton, Bay View street.
Mrs. Eleanor Brosseau and Miss Mary
McEwen of New York have arrived for
the season and will occupy the Davis
house on Northport avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund P. Brown left
Wednesday for vacation trip to Matin-
icus and vicinity, where they plan to
study sea birds, the eulls, etc.
Thomas W. Lothrop, Jr., q student at
Harvard Dental College, has arrived to
spend the summer with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Lothrop.
Miss Margaret L. Rogers, who is at
tending Shaw's Business College in Port
land, spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Rogers,
Mrs E. Billings of Lynn, Mass, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred r. Poor,
and family. Her son, Amos Pendleton
Nichols, arrived Thursday night to join
her in the visit.
Miss katherine E. Pillsbury of this
city has been visiting in New York, bos-
ton and Rutland, Mass. She will spend
the summer with her cousin, Mrs. VIM.
X. Keene, and family.s
Charles E. Knowlton of Belfast, who
spent the winter in Clifton Springs, New
York, arrived last Thursday in Boston,
where he remained several days on busi-
ness and will come to Belfast soon.
Arthur H. Leonard of Boston, of the
firm of Leonard, Stevens Co., was in Bel
fast Thursday for the day On business
connected with the shoe factory, return
ing to Boston on the boat that night.
Miss M. Agnes Hill, student at Bos-
ton University, has arrived to spend the
summer vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James D. Hill. She will clerk
for the present in the VIM. L. Luce mu-
sic store.
Mr.. Frank P. Clifford of Melrose, Mass
and blide, formerly Miss Airline Curtis of
Belfast, were guests several days the past
week of the latter's sister, Mrs. Frank
MacRae. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford were mar
ried in Portland, June 5th. at the nome of
the brides mother, Mrs. p D. H. Carte :;
They were on an auto trip and will make
their home in Melrose, where they have a
house ready for their occupancy.
]. Hallett Gilberte, the noted composer
and pianist, with Mrs. Gilberte, former
Boston lady, and Gabriel Ravenelle, have
i arrived at Melody Msnse, their attrac-
tive summer home at Lincolnville Beach
They spend the winter season in Pasade.
ma, Calf, but delight to come to Main'
early and always remain as late as possi
BILE. They frequently auto to Belfast
where they have many friends, anl
where Mr. Giberte is frequently heard al
accompanist and pianist.
Mrs Eugene L. Stevens left Wednes-
Gay 10 dJlcHQ commencement CACIClSCs
at Bowdoin College, waen Edward Bill
lings Ham, son of Prof. Roscoe j. Ham,
will be one of the graduates. He plans
to attend Oxford University in England
next year. Prof. Ham will be remem
bered in Belfast for his lectures on Ger
many, one of which he gave since the
war in the Unitarian church. Mrs. Ste.
vens will be one of six cousins entertain
ed during commencement at the home o1
Prof Ham.
Miss Isabel Simmons Cooper is a guest
for about two weeks at the home of her
cousin, Mr.. Ralph L. Cooper, and fam
lily, High street. Miss Cooper was grad
uated from the school of Home Econo-
mics in Battle Creek. Mich, recently,
and she now plans to leave about the
first of July to take up student dietiton
work in Kings County hospital in Brook
lyn, N. Y, for about six months. Miss
Cooper went to the Belfast high school
for short time, then went to Sea Pines,
an exclusive school for girls at Brewster.
Mass, later entering the School of Home
Economics in Battle Creek.