The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-07-01
PERSONAL.

Mrs. M. l.. Keith returned Tuesday from
a visit in Bangor.
Mrs. Julia Rose of Rockland visited friends
in Belfast last week.
Chas. H. Field left Tuesday for a business
trip to Washington county.
Mrs. Peter Clair of Bucksport is visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ. w. WEIGH
Frank Ellingwood returned Saturday
from visit in Boston and Lynn
0. w. Sims of Hallowel visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. b. A. Roundy, last week
Mrs. A. n. Noyes returned home Tuesday
from visit to friends i'll Rockland.
Mrs. Sarah White and child of Forest City
arrived Thursday to visit relatives
Frank I. Hanscon was class prophet of
the Thomaston High school class of %.
Miss Georgia Trggs went to Buckspo1t
yesterday for visit of a week or more.
Mrs John Kenney returned home satur-
day from visit of three weeks in Boston
John W Holmes of Brooklyn, N Y, was
IN Belfast visiting relatives the past week.
from a visit in central and northern Maine.
Mrs Mary A. Patterson went to Pittsteld
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs j. S. Davis.
Mrs. r. X. Patterson left Thursday for A
visit to friends in Rockland and Vinalhaven.
Mrs. John W. Ferguson left Monday
morning for her new home in Cliftondale.
Mass.
Mrs Ella Emerson of Lynn, Mass visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Abby Kmball, last
week.
Jerome Brown of Brockton, Mass, was A
guest of Jordan w. Coonbs few davs the
past week.
Miss Eva Sprague attended the commence
ment exercises of Thomastou High school
last week
Mrs F. A. Griffin returned Saturday from
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Breen, in Som
ervile, Mass.
Mrs. f. E. Wiley returned home last
Thursday from visit to friends in Freedom
and Albion,
Charles CaTrow, who spent week s vaca.
tion with friends in Thorndike, returned
home Monday
Mrs. Henry Dunbar is III Plymouth, Mass.
visiting her SON Edward II. Dunbar, whose
wife is quite i'll.
Mrs. Relief Sheldon Went to WatervilIe
Saturday TO attend the commencement at
Colby University.
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guest of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sibley few
days the past week
Rev. j. f, Tilton went to WaterviIte Tues
day to attend the commencement exercises
at Colby University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Roberts of Lawrence.
Mass arrived yesterday for y.sit to friends
in Belfast and Morrill,
Herbert E, Ellis went to Seal Harhor Sat
urday to spend the summer, Mrs. Ellis will
follow in d short time
Miss Ara Kttredge arrived home Satur-
day evening from Bangor, where size has
been staying d few weeks
DIR. d. P. Flanders Went to Islesboro Mon
day to make a can on patient ami returned
by special trip Of steamer Clstue.
Miss Maggie Simmons arrived FRIDAY
from Watham Mass to spend her vacation
with her sister, Mrs NJ c. Murch.
Mrs, George Havener of Winterport re-
turned home last Thursday from visit at
Benjamin kelley's in East Belfast
F A, Hartman Of Waterv.lle made a tlv-
ing visit to Belfast last week, arriving
Thursday night and departing Friday lrorn-
ing.
Amos Poor and six friends from Waltham
Mass, arrived Saturday to spend a summer
vacation at Mr.. Poors cottage on the East
Side
Mrs E. NJ. Crocker returned home last
Friday from New York, where She has been
for medical treatment Her health j. much
improved.
Mrs. f. s. Brick returned Saturday from
Mt Kineo, where she had been with a party
of Bangor friends ON the knights Templar
pilgrimage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burgess of Searsmout
recently returned from a visit to Mrs b 5
parents, Capt. and Mrs. AItiverde Norton
at Matinicus Rock Light station.
Mr.. Wise and daughter and MI j r Ing
raham and wife of Rockland, and Mrs
Strickland of Bangor attended the funeral
of Mrs. II, n. Lancaster Sunday.
At the Cathedral of the immaculate Con
ception, Portland, June 9th, Matthew W
Reilly Of Frankfort was ordained to the
priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church
Is. p. Field, Esq, returned Thursday from
visit to friends in Bangor. He was ac-
companied by his granddaughter, Miss Alice
Pearl OF Bangor, who will make a short visit
here
Mr. and Mrs. &. II. BraIey of Maiden,
Mass, celebrated the twentieth anniversary
OF their marriage at their home in that city
June Both. Mrs. l.. was formerly Miss lem
ME Cottrell of East Belfast.
Capt, Oscar W. Limeburner spent A few
days at home the past week. Sch. W Wal
lace Ward, of which he is first officer, is
loading at Portsmouth, n. H, for Barcelona,
Spain, and is to load salt at Trapini, Sicily,
for New York.