The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-05-07
PERSONAL.

| WI anu MIS-. "A. A. hnlRnG ltlt by steamer
last Thursday for Boston.
Miss Alice Pearl of Bangor visited rea-
tives in Belfast last week
Hon, Roscoe Holmes of Ellsworth was in
Belfast the first of the week.
John E. Woodcock went to Augusta last
week for medical treatment.
Mrs. Augusta Varnum went to Portland
| Monday to spend the summer.
Mrs. F. w. Patterson arrived in Belfast
Saturday evening from lewiston
MISS Adelaide Quincy returned Saturday
| from Boston, where she spent the winter
| Mrs A. M. Carter and Miss Charlotte W.
Colburn are spending the week in Boston
| Mr.. I. 2. MCGOWAN of The Columbian.
Portland, was in the city recently on a brief
business trip.
Fred L. Chase returned Saturday from a
visit of three weeks to E. O. Thorndike of
Hartman, Tenn.
Capt, and Mrs S. H. Barbour of Brewer
are already occupying their summer resi-
dence at Isesboro.
Mrs. L. r. SIute and daughter Susie arriv-
ed last Friday from Lawrence, Mass, to
spend the summer
Mrs. Geo. w. Chapman is absent on a two
weeks visit to friends in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts
Joseph Sanborn and wife arrived in Bel
fast last Thursday from Vinalhaven, for
visit of few weeks.
Misses Maud Miliken and Mary johnson
returned home last week from four weeks
visit to friends in New York
Dr Frank Z. Freeman went to Watervile
yesterday to attend special meeting of the
Maine Veterinary Association
Chas. F. Parks of Waltham, Mass, and
Capt. Charles Baker of Belfast spent few
days at Moosehead Lake last week
Mrs. Temperance Carleton, who has been
spending the winter with her son, A. A.
Carleton, went to Winterport Saturday.
Mrs. F. w Pote returned home from New
ork last Friday, and is to resume her duties
as matron of the City of Bangor this week.
Prof. A, A. Drury and family have retlrn-
ed from Lewiston to Belfast to spend the
summer. Mrs. Drury's mother, Mrs
Bashaw OF Stowe, Vt, is with them.
Mrs Lelnblev of WASHINGTON u g for-
merly Miss Hattie Milliken, has engaged
rooms for the season for herself and party ar
the G. q " ellis house on Church street.
Mrs. Thomas Stoekham and family of
1y.,,so. f,;+, a,,,i ,r.
'''" 80 i-'"V0i' anu "@'Rh-
ter OF Brooklyn, N. Y, are to occupy DR..
Lombard's residence durinp the summer
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Mr. lhoiilas H. ohea mas closed Hi9 'lra-
"'"'io season "hd y IN Boston H. |iI
si'e"" .He sum ilier III Belfast and h"tSsp"lJ
ne "lIl DC III me hah1S OF a well taaWn
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thursday was The lolSt birthday 1T Mrs.
Hannah Robinson of Auvusta wiz. i've.
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"'VH ie' '"'.''' u" "SH'e'' MIS- g. L iftht
oi that rltN. Mrs. Robinson IS an active ujj
lady and vet does considerable work
DR., and Mrs. E. H. Vose Of Calais arrive.
by the evening train Monday. Mrs Nosr
renamed to VISIT her daughter, Mrs. g. 5
NILS anu heF hlSpah" Went To Portland
tuesday TO dtteh" the meetings Of the Grand
Masonic bodies.
Landlord Rprns of tba t1,+or >,..l. A..
gusta, has added another clerk to his 4tlicient
corps IN the person OF T. W CoombS of Cam