The Republican journal., 1897-07-22
PERSONAL.

| Miss Cora Lord went to Brooksville Satur-
| day for visit of two weeks
| Mr.. and Mrs Milford Weed went to Rock
land last Friday for short visit.
| Llewellyn Carter arrived Friday from
Quincy, Mass, for a two weeks visit.
| DR.. A. Q. Stoddard has moved to James
H. Clark's house on upper High street
| Horace Crosby of Pittsburg, Pa, arrived
Saturday to visit relatives in Belfast
Fred Timm and family are spending the
week at their cottage at Pitchers pond
Miss Ethel Colby is at home for vacation
from Boston, where she has employment.
Bert Stevens went to Laconia, \. H.. Tues
day. to work in I. NJ Cottrell's lunch car.
Mrs, H. NJ. Burdette arrived in Belfast
Tuesday from a six months tour in Europe
| Mrs. Charles A. Brown Went to Castine
last Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs T. Z.
Hale
| Mrs. Helen Mansfield of Orono returned
| home Tuesday from visit to Mrs VIM S.
| Aldus.
MIR. John Perry returned to RockIand last
Friday from visit to his daughter, Mrs T.
| L. Shute.
Arthur Kalish of Sioux City, Iowa, IS
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Sidney
Kaish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Richards of Reading.
Mass, are visiting Mr.. RS brother, L. S.
Richards.
Coll
last Thursday to visit her cousin, Miss Ella
NJ. Folsom.
Mrs. Amos E. Graves of Marblehead.
Mass, arrived Monday to visit her son, Amos
II. Graves.
Mrs. r. S. Smart went to Bangor last
Thursday, after a short stay in Belfast and
Swanvile.
Miss Alice S. Barton of Newton, Mass,
arrived Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs John
H. Quimby
Mrs. Richard Smith and her little son
Thomas of Princeton are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henry Carrow.
Mrs. Burton S. Wight and daughter Mar
guerite of Brockton, Mass, arrived last
Thursday for a short visit.
Miss Lena Narnum returned home to
Brockton, Mass, last Saturday, from a two
weeks visit at n S. Lords
j. W. knowlton returned home Friday
from visit of ii We weeks to his brother, T.
w. Knowton, of Malone, \. Y.
Miss Avis Mathews arrived home last
Friday from visit in Massachusetts, Her
cousin, Mr.. Trask, accompanied her.
Mrs. w. G. Morrill,, Miss Mabel Burtou
and Miss Edith Gardner of Pittsheld art
spending few weeks at Temple Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ q. Prentiss and daughter
Mildred of Brewer arrived last Thursday
for brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Prem
tiss.
Henry S. Marden made short visit to his
parents Monday. He is employed as fireman
ON the Maine Central and boards III Water
Vile
Alvah f. Lane arrived i'll Belfast Last week
from Hampton Roads, where he suffered a
severe injury to his arm while at work on
board vessel.
j. l., Coombs, wife, son and daughter of
seashore We're registered at the Revere
House Tuesday.
E. NJ. Payson and wife of Chicago are
visiting friends in Maine. With w. S. Pay
son of CastIne they We're registered at the
Revere House Monday.
Amos Clements came up from Seal Har-
Dor Tuesday and returned "Wednesday, lie
reports about 12j guests at his hotel and
prospects good for a successful season.
Capt. Sewell Patterson arrived Saturday
| from Vermont to spend couple of months
at the seashore. He says he does not enjoy
fresh water and gets homesick for the sea
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben jamn Kalish and daugh-
ter Amy of New Britain, Conn, who have
been visiting Mr.. ks brother, Sidney Ial-
sh went to Bucksport yesterday for a short
visit.
Capt. Charles Baker and l. W. Parker re-
turned Tuesday evening from tripto Abbott
village and Moosehead Lake. They report
very enjoyable trip. with excursions ON the
lake, etc.
Rev. A. f. Chase, d D., the newly elected
president of kents Hill Seminary was
guest of Rev. and Mrs. q. G. Winsow last
week His daughters, Chrysta and Louise
We're with him.
j. Harvey Young of Boston, the portrait
painter, will make the Bluehil Inn at Blue
hill his home for the summer. Mr. Young
has very artistic studio near the Inn
where he will continue his work.
Rev. and Mrs. T. 2. Adams and SON. Rev.
Fred w. Adams of Ialesvile Conn, for
merly of Belfast, spent Monday of Com
menoement week i'll Middetown, Conn, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Frost.
1t is announced that Hon. William II.
Fogler of Rockland viii enter the House
again and Will be candidate for Speaker
When the House adjourned he had doubts
about returning, owing to his health
Fred A. Hartman of Waterville and
Chas. A. Hartman of Bath spent SUNDAY
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Hartman. Mr. Chas. Hartman was ac-
companied by his wife and daughter, who
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