The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-08-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Ida B. Carter returned Saturday from
visit in Lewiston.
Walter P. Carter arrived last Thursday
from Boston for visit.
w. H. Hill of Rockland was in town last
Thursday on business.
L. W. Howes of Boston is visiting his
brother, A. A Howes.
Austin Philbrick of Rockland was in town
last Friday on business.
Miss Josephine Burkett arrived home Sun
day from European tour.
Allen J., Maker of Saugus, Mass, was in
Belfast Friday on business.
Miss Carrie Ford went to r ockland Satur-
day to visit her grandmother.
Alice S. Pearl of Bangor is visiting her
grandfather B. P. Field, Esq
Miss L. L. Holmes of Rockland is visiting
relatives in Belfast and vicinity
Miss Marion Howell of New York is a
guest of Mr and Mrs. A. S. Heal
Letter carrier H. II. Carter, Jr, is taking
his annual vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Willis B. Fletcher went to Blue Hill
last Friday for a visit of two weeks.
Miss Emma Tyler of Miltown arrived
last Thursday to visit at L. 7. Shaes'.
Mrs. F. NJ. Staples went to South Han
| cock last Thursday to visit relatives.
Rev J. NJ. Leighton spent last week at
the Seaside Inn, Seal Har Dor, Mt Desert.
Misses Carrie and Cora Weeks of Warren
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Pierc. last
| week.
W. E. Wheeler of Boston returned Satur-
| day from vacation spent at the Revere
| House.
Walter Hobbs, formerly with Swift &
| Paul. is now with A. G. Mosman of East
Belfast.
| Arthur Kalish of Sioux City, Iowa, re-
| turned last week from visit to his relatives
in Belfast
John r. Waterman of Taunton, Mass,
arrived Saturday to visit his parents and
on business
| Mrs. Frank Flanders of Melrose Mass is
| visiting her mother, Mrs T r. Shute, of
| East Belfast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. B. Stetson Of Melrose
Mass, arrived last Saturday for a visit of
two weeks.
| Mrs Essie P. Garlic returned from Boston
! last week, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Mary Pierce.
| Oramel Murray was appointed postmaster
at Pittsteld last week, and Willard NJ. Dunn
at Watervile.
| Miss Calvena Hervey returned last week
Bridgewater, Mass.
Mrs. Amos f. Graves of Marblehead
Mass, returned home Monday from two
weeks visit in Belfast.
last week to Kansas City from a visit to
friends in Belfast and Bangor.
Misses Josephine Evelyn Patterson and
Helen Lurilla Patterson are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. 0. n. Fall Of New burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Collins of Salem, Mass,
are visiting their aunt, Miss Frances c.
Wech. They travel by tandem bicycle.
Mrs Helen H. Teller and son of Waltham,
Mass, returned home Friday from a visit of
| two weeks to Capt. and Mrs ID. H. Libby.
| Misses Bird, Piper, Thomas and Wads-
worth of the Belfast schools, who attended
the summer school at Orono, returned Sat
| urday.
| F. S. Brick, superintendent of the Belfast
schools, returned last Thursday from "a vaca-
ton, spent principally in the western part Of
| Massachusetts.
| Miss Ella May johnson arrived home
Tuesday for her summer vacation. She is a
teacher of languages and music in school
IN Philadelphia
Lamartine Howard of Dover, n. H., and
James H Howard Of Bangor We're in Rock
port last week, guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Howard
Miss Addie Osgood OF Rockland and Mrs.
Andrews and Miss Andrews of Rockport
are spending few days with Mrs. A. A.
Howes at North Shore, Northport.
Rev. G. B. Ilsey D. D. of Bangor has had an
invitation to give an address to the Baptist
| ouHR ItOPie GoHFtullou u bH6 L loN lACts
which meets in St. John, August 10th.
Mr. Frank W. Gowen is deeply interested
| in Alaska and has recently made small in,
vestment in the Alaska Gold Syndicate
| Company, which was orga niZed last year
| Waterville Mail.
The Kennebec Journal of Monday says
that E. E. Bradbury, the proprietor of the
Troy steam laundry, Augusta, has gone tc
Lewiston, where he will have a Difficult,
operation performed at the hospital.
Mrs. S. S. Adams and son Frank of New
| Haven, Ct, arrived last Thursday. After 9
short visit to Mrs. AS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. R. Mears of Morrill, they will go tc
Northport Camp Ground for several weeks
Charles S. Bickford Went to Orono last
Thursday to look after the construction o
the cinder track provided for by funds ap
propriated by the alumni and the university
| trustees. Mr.. Bickford is one of the alumni
| members of the committee.
Chester W. Cottrell and wife of New
Haven, Conn, and Edward II. Colby, wifi,
and daughter, of New bury port, Mass, arriv
ed by boat Sunday and after short stay a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Cottrel