The Republican journal., 1896-06-04
PERSONAL.

Douglass McAuley of Camden spent Sun
day with friends in Belfast.
| Mrs. Fred S. Hutchins and children are
visiting relatives in Brooksville.
| Mrs. Mary Patterson went to Boston Mon
day to remain an indefinite period.
Walter P. Carter arrived home from Lynn
last Saturday for a short visit.
John E. Hanley ESQ., of Boston was in
Islesboro last week on legal business.
| Willie A. Mace arrived last Friday for
visit to his aunt, Mrs. A. j. Morrison.
| Geo. F. Me rritt of Boston visited his sis
ter, Mrs Francis Whitmore, last week.
Mrs. VIM F. Triggs returned last Thurs
day from a visit to friends in Bucksport
| Mrs. Erva D. Hubbard visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. V. Miller last week.
| Mrs. r. S. Smart arrived home last Thurs
| day from Boston, where she spent the win
| ter.
| Misses Maude E. and Mabel R. Mathews
returned Monday from visit in Boston and
vicinity,
| L. NJ. Poor of Augusta has visited rela-
tives in Belfast and Searsmont the past
week.
| Chas. j. Konitz left Monday for New
York, where he expects to join vessel for
foreign voyage.
Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Dinsmore visited their
son, Wellington Dnsmore, in Waterville
| last week.
Zealer W. Young of Owls Head, formerly
of Lincolnville, has been granted an in
crease of pension.
John E. Mcnamara of Camden spent
| Memorial Day and Sunday with friends in
Belfast and Belmont.
Ralph Richards and wife of Camden spent
Mrs. Robert Waterman.
Martin S. Gray and Fred Racklitfe went
to Bangor Monday to serve as grand jurors
| in the U. S. District Court.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Field of Boston ar
| rived Saturday for a short visit to Mr. F's
father, B. P Field, Esq.
| Mr.. John Macdonald of Boston spent Sun
day with his wife, who is visiting her par
ants Mr. and Mrs r. picl,r.1I
| Mrs Charles E. Stevens went to Bangor
| last Thursday to attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law, Danforth L. Clark
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| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Diworth.
Mr.. Will Smith of Rocl5land rode to Bel
| fast, IS miles, on his wheel, over the heavy
| roads Saturday in two hours and half.
Hiram Bliss Jr Fso of >yas}iu,,4o,,
was IL town Monday on iii WAY to panoor
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and their friend, Mrs Larrabpe of RocllIara
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the SATURDAY morning tram TO deliver Me
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian L. Franck We're here
last week returning to Boston Thursday.
Ihey Will come TO Belfast IN July for few
weeks soJourn' MIS-. Franch Will be remem-
oereu aS MISS Bessie May oooe'
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convention ,r.,,or Of p.n,tor r,asa,,.
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fnr wa,do conn+v- a,d1 NJ pa-+r;ao. of
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tee on resolutions.
Mr.. 9. II. Merrill, who recently sold his
property in Newport, is in Bangor for a
short visit, He will leave in the early part
of June for Montana, where he will in the
future reside. His family are now at North
port, and after passing the summer at that
place will join Mr. Merrill. Wing Il Cour-
ier.
In full review of the recent presentation
| OF the opera Princess Bonnie IN Rockland
by amateur talent, the Tribune of that city
says of former resident of Belfast;
! Mrs. W. G. Pooler gave the part of Aunty
Grap, new Ens 'anu splnsIel, very lhtel-