The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-06-24
PERSONAL.

MISS Mluul6 SllllOnUOu Went TO ROCklaQu
Monday for short visit.
| Herbert L. Bucklin and wife visited friends
in Knox the past week.
Letter carrier c. B. Eaton is taking his an
| nual vacation of 10 days.
| Mrs Robert Hart left Monday for visit
| to friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs Lydia Hatch returned Sunday from
visit to her sister in Warren.
Miss Sarah H. Fletcher arrived home last
week from Wellesley College.
Capt. Charles Baker went to Portland
Monday for medical treatment
c. NJ Bawsel has taken rooms in the
Black house on Commercial street.
Mrs Morris Jacobs of Boston arrived Sun
day for visit to friends in Belfast.
Sumner c. Pattee arrived hom4 from
Bowdoin College Saturday evening.
Mrs T. c. Ellis of North Berwick arrived
Monday to visit friends in East Belfast.
W. B. Smiley and wife of Waterville spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. f. Shaw.
Misses Blanche and May Ingraham Of
Rocl1land Wis ted friends in Belfast last week.
B. W. Pond of Washington, D. c., visited
friends in Belfast and vicinity the past week.
Rev E. B. Palmer of Winchester Mass,
spent few days with friends in Belfast the
past week
John Perry returned to Rockland Sunday
after a visit OF week to his daughter, Mrs.
7. L. Shute.
Edward Brown went to Milo junction
last week to take position in the railroad
station Office
Mrs. A. A. Packard and son Anse
rived last week from Brockton, Mass, to
visit relatives.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, and W II, Me
Lellan, Esq, attended the Law Court in
Bangor last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. c. Thompson and Miss
Smith arrived from New York Sunday to
spend the summer.
Fred W Bailey and Adelbert S. Merrill
arrived home from the University of Maine
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs G. W. Mason Of Ellsworth and Mrs,
D. l. Clark OF Bangor are visiting their sis
Ter, Mrs. Chas. E. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Isey and son Morrill,
left Saturday to spend 4 rton Of their va
cation in Bangor and Watervlle.
john r. Dunton delivered an address be-
fore the graduating class oi the Bockport
Grammar School Monday evening
Hon. VIM. G Marshall left Monday to at
tend meetings # the State Assessors Ia
Piseata0uis and Somerset couuurs.
Capt, Hiram Condor went to Lynn, Mass
last week. and returned Thursday, bringing
his daughter Alice, who is in poor health.
Dr.. A. J. Billings Of Freedom attended
the annual meeting of the Maine Wooden
Manufacturers Club in Sanford last week
john NJ. Turner of Scmerville aud Wm.
! Il. HIisler Of Windsor We're guests II Mr and
Mrs S &. Norton d few lays the pts5 week
The Portland Evening Express says Mr
and Mrs. f. H. Couey State stree, nave
gone to their cottage at 0ld Orchard tyrl"o
weeks
Mrs. 0. II. Fall and daughter Maud
Evelyn of Newt burgh and M.7s Maud Piper
OF Etna are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph $,
Patterson.
Mrs. w. L. Cook of Great Fails, Montana.
arrived Saturday to spend the summer with
her parents, MT. and Mrs, Q. II. Sargent
Mr.. Cook will come later
Hugh ID. Mcclellan, esq, has engaged ia
the practice Of law in this city, and will give
special attention to collections. His office
is in the Savings Bank building.
Miss Agnes f. Craig arrived home satur-
day from Washington, where she spent sew
eral months On the way home she visited
| friends in New York. Boston and elsewhere.
Masters John and Eddie Jelison and MISS
Lulu Mayo OF Monroe arrived on steamer
City of Bangor Saturday morning from
Hartford, CT, where they have attended the
school for the deaf and dumb
| Can't William Larrabee arrived home last
Thursday from Sailors Snng Harhor, New
! York, where he spent the winter He is
greatly improved in health and says he shall
work out in haying this summer
Jonathan Bartlett of Montvlle attended
the exercises of the class Of Va NJ. Z, !.
Pittstield of which his son, Mark Jonathan
Bartlett is a member. The latters theme
was, Ought the President of the nlted
States to he elected by Popular Vote.
BENJAMIN Haskell and bride OF Ams4uam'
Mass, arrived in Belfast last Thursday on
their wedding trip. The bride was formerly
Miss Annabel Webber of Waldo. They took
carriage drive to neighboring towns the
last of the week, and left for their he"
home in Gloucester.
The following named relatives and trlehus
were in Belfast Tuesday to attend the iunera
of Mrs. Susan Tibbetts: Mr.. and Mrs iran
Park and Mrs. Cyphers, Searslor ut; DE- ana
Mrs. George b. Tibbetts, Orringtoni MISS
Emma A Jones, Boston, MI and Mrs
Richard Gay, North Belfast, A IL ana
Frank Bagley, Mo1tville.
Mrs. F. W. Chase of Lawrence, Mass ana
Mrs. A. r. Ringold OF Gardiner visited their
parents. Mr. aud Mrs. l. l.. Robbins OF tins
city, last week, and attenot the High schooi
graduation. They left for home FRIDAY,
Rev. and Mrs Ringold will start for Call