The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-08-20
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. August TO- 1896

STOCKTON SPRINGS Capt. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Partridge spent several days at Temple
Heights last week. Miss Ellen Berry, who
has been visiting friends in Camden. arrived
home the past week. Miss Lizzie Ward
we'll OF Camden is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Lancaster. Mrs. Clara CHM of Bos-
ton is spending short time with her moth
er, Mrs. Nancy Kneeland. &c.. Mr.. Charles
Shaw and family of Bangor are visiting at
Mr.. Sllas Trundys. DR.. Rufus W. Parker
and wife have taken rooms with Mrs Ava
lena grimm for several weeks. Mrs. Edgar
Barney of Putnam, Ct, visited friends in
town the past week. Mrs Horace STABLES
left by train for New York last week, called
there by the sudden illness of her son Hor-
ace, Jr. At this writing he is somewhat
improved. Mr.. John Farnham, who has
been visiting friends in town, left bv boat
Saturday for Boston. Miss Lura Simmons
and MIR. Walter Kimbal and Miss Jennie
Ellis left by the same boat for Quincv..
Mrs. Addie Grant and daughter of Kingman
are at her old home for a visit of two weeks
.. Mrs. Charles Bagey arrived by boat
Sunday. Mrs. Eugene W. Greenwood and
son Ormond of West Medford, Mass, are
visiting Capt E. S. Shute and other relatives
and friends in town.. Mr.. George Speed,
Mr.. Edgar Ellis and Miss Grace Clifford left
by boat Monday for Boston.
Brooks. Mrs. Mary Bennett of Belfast il
IN town visiting friends and looking after
her property interests here. Miss Grace
Dow has driven to Branch Mills this week
with her grandfather, John NJ. Dow. that he
may visit his old home there Quite a
number OF our people attended the races at
Pittstield last week -. Mrs. John C. Lane
came from Concord, N. H, Monday. She
has been spending few weeks with her
husband there Mrs. Emily Seavey of
Watervllle is visiting her son Hillard in
this place. E. G. Holbrook and family are
stopping this week at the Boothby cottage
at Northport. G. F. Bessey and family also
have cottage there. L. G. Jones and wife
with some friends from abroad are also at
Northport., At the request of her friends
the local officers carried Mrs. Julia Lang to
the Insane Asylum at Augusta last Satur-
day. She has been in bad way for some
time, but it is hoped that with the help of
skllful physicians and trained nurses she
may be restored to her right mind Mrs.
w. .. DrdCkett ana daughter Kate of New
port are at II. 81. Pulley S. M. j. Dow.
Esq, drove to the Northport Camp Ground
last Sunday with surry and span. Lots Of
our people were at Windermere Park in
Unity Aug. 18th. Frank Hubbard and Mr..
Gale from Lowell, Mass. with lady friends.
drove over there last Saturday They had
good time but reported the fish shy E. O.
Stantial and Frank B. Thompson of this
town, house carpenters, are rebuilding the
house of Alfred Hubbard of Thorndike
His daughter from Lowell, Mass, is spend
ing the summer with him. :. Bonnie, son
OF Howard B. Ham, is at home from Fair
field on vacation. He rode home on his
wheel. -. Harry Hutchinson has been saw
ing up his money for some time and will
attend the Portland Business College this
fall. There is little danger of boy
who has to earn the money to take
i'm to school, He learns the value
OF both time and money. For the past year
ne has been assistant station agent here and
has proved to be a reliable and skillful en-
ployee. -. Mrs. G. w. Richards of Boston
has been visiting her old home in Brooks.
She was at one time in trade here, but about
ten years ago sold out her business to Mr.
Dow, the dry and fancy goods man Miss
Lizzie Edwards is at home from Waltham.
Mass. "A. S. Forbes and wife are having
visit from their daughter Cora who lives in
Connecticut. Mr.. Benjamin Hussey and
wife of Nassalboro are still in Brooks ana
the indications are that he will go into bust
ness here as he has sold his farm and bust
ness in Nassa boro