The Republican journal., 1897-07-08
PERSONAL.

at Green's Landing.
W. A. Arnold went Hancock county Sat-
urday to buy wool.
A. A. Hurd went to New York last week
for medical attendance.
Miss Ida B. Roberts went to Winthrop
last Friday for short visit.
John Warren went to Bar Harbor last
Thursday to work in a hotel
Charles Thomas of this city has been
granted an increase of pension.
Misses Freda Cook and Inez Hanson went
to Unity last Friday to visit friends
Mrs. n. S. Piper left Friday for a visit to
friends in Rockland and Isle au Haut.
Master George Smalley of Chelsea, Mass,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. W. W Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Brown returned home
Friday from visit to friends in Bangor.
Miss Sadie E. Clark returned home last
Thursday from visit to friends in Rock
land.
Miss Calvena Hervey left last Friday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Swan of Bridgew ater.
Mass.
Eugene Adams of Whitman, Mass, arriv-
ed last Friday to visit friends in Belfast and
Morrill,.
Mrs Albert Hall, her daughter Isa, and
Miss Kate Norton spent the 4th with friends
in Bangor.
Mrs. l. V. Miller went to Waterville last
Thursday to visit her daughter Mrs L. l..
Hubbard.
Mrs. E. H. Haney and daughter Cleora
are making two weeks visit to friends in
Ellsworth.
Bert Harmon left Thursday for North
East Harbor, where he has employment for
the summer.
Hon. w. c. Marshall went to Lewiston
last Friday to attend a meeting of the State
Fair trustees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Field went to
Boston Saturday to visit Mr.. Fs brother,
Geo. P. Field.
Mrs. c. r. White of Meadows, Idaho, ar
rived last Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Jason Gordon.
Master Charlie Webber arrived last week
from Boston to spend the summer with
friends in Belfast.
Mrs. Fred A Clark and Miss Lizzie Mar
riner of Rockland spent the 4th with their
sister, Mrs. A. A. Knight
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A Pattershall left last
Friday for visit TO Mrs P's SISTER Mrs.
Chas. w, Hammond of Old Town
Mrs. Frank jerks of Amherst, Mass, ar
rived Saturday to visit her father, f. A.
Shaw, and her brother, Chas f Shaw.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan arrived home Fri
day from Dorchester, Mass. To- spend her va
cation She is teacher i'll the Dorchester
High School.
Mrs. Cora Murphy and son Theo arrived
home Friday morning from East Boston,
where Mrs. NJ. has position as assistant
teacher in the Grammar school.
Mrs. Florilla Cillev of Jackson j. visiting
her niece, Mrs. f, 0. Roberts, on Bridge
street. Mrs. c. IS 80 years old and is un-
usually smart for one Of her age.
The honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity
was conferred by Colby University upon
H. L. Ilsley OF Belfast High school.
Lieut.. Seth NJ. Mlliken arrived home last
week from West Point Military Academy
where he graduated with houors. He holds
a commission in the regular army as second
lieutenant.
Miss E. NJ. Pond, Librarian OF the Belfast
Free Library, is attending the lectures on
Library Economy by Prof. W. 1. Fletcher at
the Sauveur Summer School of Languages,
Amherst College.
Miss Helen Porter, daughter of Mrs.
Florence c. Porter of Carbon, has graduat-
ed at Bradford, Mass, seminary and will in
the fail assume the duties of assistant in
the Caribou High school
Mrs. John G. Cunningham and sons John
and George Of Franklin, Mass, are visiting
friends in Belfast and searsluont They
will soon 60 10 Northport Camp Ground and
occupy their cottage for the summer.
Miss MaBele Fletcher has been reelected
to her position teacher of history and
geography in the Pleasant street school
Whitman Mass. Miss Fletcher will spend
her vacation in Monroe and at Northport
Camp Ground.
John F. Knowlton, Esq, of Ellsworth,
| Clerk of Courts OF Hancock County visited
| friends in Belfast and Montville last week
He returned Friday accompanied by his
mother, who, though 75 year DID, rode to
town from Montville, Is miles, arriving here
in season to take the I o'clock boat east.
Mrs. Manfred Lawler returned home to
| Map,ewood Mass, Saturday from a visit to
| her mother Mrs, Jason Gordon. Her SISTER,
Miss Adde S. Gordon, accompanied her
! Mrs. Gordon will follow i'll a few weeks
after which the family will reside in Maple
| wood.
Mrs. Emily Gray of Brooksville is visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs. Myrtle Smith of
this city. Last Thursday four generations
of direct descendants in the female line met
at Mrs. Smiths on Bridge street. Mrs. Gray
Mrs. Samuel Bateman, Mrs, Smith and her
infant daughter Florence.
The name Of Col, William H. Fogler has
| again been mentioned III connection with the
vacancy on the Supreme bench occasioned
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