The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-07-15
PERSONAL.

Cyrus D. Tibbetts went to Bangor Tues
| day to visit friends.
Mrs. Cordelia Cilley of Brooks is visiting
at John McTaggart's.
Miss Mabel r. Mathews went to Camden
| Saturday for short visit.
| Miss Lulu Black of North Searsport is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
r, I. Rankin went to Bath last week on
busine So for the Belfast Ice Co.
Mrs. Emma Davis of Searsport arrived Sat-
| urday to visit friends in Belfast.
Mrs. Helen A. Carter is spending the sum-
mer at the Perley farm in Unity.
Mrs. Warren Moore of Bucksport is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. M. W. WEIGH
| Mrs. S. C. Rich and children went to Cam
| den Monday for visit of two weeks.
| Dea. Loren Fletcher went to Jackson Mon
day to get the hay on the home farm.
W. o. Sargent went to Boston last Friday
in the interest of his granite business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Briggs of Brockton,
Mass, are visiting relatives in Belfast.
| Frank E. Crowley went to Crowley s
junction last Thursday to visit his father.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Hall of Auburn spent
| Sunday with Mr.. HIS brother, W. L. Hall.
| Sherman Smalley of Chelsea, Mass, ar
| rived Saturday for short visit to relatives
| Mrs. Jeanette Nickerson of Bar Harbor
was a guest of Mrs. G. G. Winslow last
| week.
Sidney McTaggart served as station agent
| last week while Mr.. Crowley was away on a
| visit
| Rev. Geo. W. Field, D. D., and wife of
| Bangor visited relatives in Belfast last
| week.
| Mrs. Essie P. Carle went to Boston last
| Thursday to visit her sister, Miss Mary E.
| Pierce.
| Miss Abbie Mcdowell went to Newcastle
| Saturday to attend a summer school for
| teachers.
| Mrs. S. M. Blake of Boston arrived last
| Thursday to visit her brothers, A I. and L.
| L. Fl. Stevens.
1AiiA0a oapb, ioioudu VI IIt ItOCkIduG
Daily Star office, called on friends in Belfast
| last Saturday.
| A. j. Dean left last Thursday for visit
to his daughter, Mrs. Harry B. Elkins, in
| Lttleton, n. H.
| Mrs. Margaret Jones of Brooks, who has
| been visiting relatives in Belfast, went tc
| Winterport Monday.
| Mrs. Lydia BRIGHAM and daughter G Gladys
in Belfast and Waldo.
| Charles H. Field went to Boston last Fri
| day, on business He will return the last of
| thus week via Kennebec.
| Miss Cleora Haney of this city has COM
! posed d march which is a very creditable
| production for a beginner
| Mrs. r. S. Smart arrived last Thursday
from Bangor where she had been visiting
and went to Swanvlle Friday.
| Arthur f. Brown left last Friday to can
vass portion of the State for statistics fol
Labor Commissioner Matthews.
| Miss Frank l.. Davis arrived last SATURDAY.
| from Brooklyn, n. Y, to spend her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Eta L. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Clark, Miss Lizzie
Mariner and Albert Ham of Rockand spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Knight
| Capt and Mrs Ernest 0. Patterson OF
Charleston, S. c., arrived last Thursday fo1
visit to relatives in Belfast and Camden.
| Mrs. Gibson Carman, Mrs. Abbie Mcknight
and Master Rex are spending few weeks in
| Belfast, having rooms at the Marshall house
| Rev. 4. G. Pettingil of Hyde Park, Mass
| brother Of N. G. Pettingil of this city, made
flying visit to friends in this vicinity last
| week.
nephew, Master Irving Thompson, arrived
last week to visit Mr.. John McTaggart OF
| this city and friends in Brooks.
! Herman Stevens arrived home from Bos-
are pleased to note that he has fully recov-
cred from his recent severe illness.
| Jones S. Davis left Thur sday for visit tc
| his brother, G. r. Davis, of Wakefield, Mass
| iAio ooii3 cohOo 80 VI AhoduiuR, MASS, anu
| friends in Providence, r. i He will also
take a trip with Cyrus to the White Noun
! Gains.
| Miss Lillian E. Page arrived home last
week from Bridgewater, Mass, where she
recently graduated from the Normal School
| She has position as teacher in Springfield
| Mass, and will begin her duties there in the
early autumn.
| Miss Cleora Haney of this city gave a rec
itation, "The Conquest" at reception a,
| the Congregational church parlors in Ellis
worth last Thursday evening. Her render
ing of the piece was highly spoken of by the
audience and in the press reports.
Thomas E. Shea spent Su nday with hi.
family in this city. Monday he went tC
| Ellsworth, where he finishes the season witt
weeks engagement next Saturday. HI
| will then come to Belfast to spend the sum
mer here and at the Burkett cottage on the
North Shore.
| Rev. I. P. Adams and wife, who are liv
! ing with their sou, pastor of the Methods
Episcopal church at Yalesville, CT, will
| spend July and August at Old Orchard
Mr.. Adams is considerably improved il
health. Rev. Fred W. Adams will spent
| ,July at Old Orchard with his parants hi