The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-07-21
PERSONAL.


VIM A. Faunce of Toledo, Ohio, is visit
ing relatives in Belfast.
Miss Annie L. Wildes went to Monroe
Tuesday for short visit.
Miss Alice Dow of North Searsport is vis-
iting Miss Gertrude Strout
Miss Linden of Newtonvlle, Mass, is a
guest Of Miss Louise Hazeltine.
G. Walter Poor of Augusta spent a few
days in Belfast the past week.
Mrs. John Hitchcock of Boston arrived
Saturday to spend the summer.
Hannibal Morey of Lynn, Mass, visited
at r. W, Woodbury's last week,
Rev. A. t. Dunn, D. D. of Eaterville
was in town last week on business.
Thomas E. Shea and family are at their
cottage on the shore road, Bucksport.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Keen went to Rock
land Monday for visit of a few days,
E. W. Bailey of Boston was in town last
week on business with Mathews Bros.
Rev. Geo. S, Mills has joined Mrs Mills in
Calais where he will spend his vacation
Albion f. Moore and family returned Sat
urday from visit of two weeks in China
Ralph Hart revurned to Lawrence, Ma-s.,
last Friday after a short vacation at home.
Miss Emma Alden of Camden arrived last
Thursday to visit Mrs. Charles p Hazeltne
Mrs. Frank B. Myrick returned home
Sunday from visit of two weeks n Liberty.
Mrs. Mark Wood of Rockland is visiting
her sons. Llewelyn and Freeman Wood of
this city.
Mrs. Ambrose Morrison and son Arthur
went to Portland Monday for a visit of a
week or more.
Rev. H. E. Foss with Mrs. Foss and Miss
Foss of Bangor are at Hughes Point to spend
the summer.
Mrs. Waldo B. Newton of Boston arrived
last Friday to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Gilmore.
Mrs. j. X. Buckminster of Providence
r. l.. arrived Tuesday to visit her sister
Mrs. Wallace Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. NJ. Randall and child
arrived home Tuesday evening from
week $ visit in Portland.
Mrs, Henry Gray returned the latter part
of the week from years visit in Los Ange-
les, Cal, with her two SONS.
Hon, D. A Boody with his sou Charles of
Brooklyn, \. y, visited bis mother, Mrs.
Lucretia Boody last week.
Mrs. Charles Mason, her son, DR.. Henry
Mason, and his wife Of Ellsworth, visited
Mrs Charles Stevens last week.
Mrs Leslie L. Hubbard Of wateryi'le ar
rived last Friday evening to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. V. Miller.
Miss Alice Chesley visited relatives in
Belfast last week, while Oh her way from
Calais TO her home i'll Newton, Mass
Dexter T. Guptn went to Boston Tues
day to attend the reunion ot the Eleventh
Massachusetts Regimental Association
Mrs Carrie f. Peirce returned bome last
Saturday from visit of eight weeks with
her sister, Mrs Childs, of Everett, Mass
Hon Wm. G. Marshall left Monday to
Join the State Assessors IN Bangor. They
are holding sessions in Penobscot county,
prs, G. Lombard and q, W, stoddarl
Went to Portland Tuesday tu attend rAe an
nual meeting of the Name Dental Assoala-
ton
Miss Field Of Bangor and her GUEST Miss
May Eddy of Bay City, Mich. arrived here
Saturday ON steamer City of Bangor tor
few days visit
Mrs. NJ. G. Prentlss and daughter Mildred,
and Mr.. Chas, f. Prentiss and wife ot Brew
er We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Prem
tiss last Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. II. +, Thompson, Mrs, Il.
Q Patterson, Mrs c, j, Hall and Miss A. f.
Southworth went to Swan Lake last Satur-
day for a few days.
Mrs Nj W Wech and Mrs Francis H
| Welch visitedin Bueksport last week Their
Husbands drove to Bucksport Sunday and
returned home with them,
Capt. Otis Ingraham has recovered from
his recent illness and resumed command Of
the steamer City of Bangor at Kockiand on
her trip to Boston last Thursday.
| Mrs. Hannah Woods of Troy, who has
| Grafton, South Dakota, arrived here Satur-
day. She visited her daughter, Mrs Al
| phonso Dyer, here before going to her
| home. Pittsfeid Advertiser.
! H. l.. Woodcock, the artist, of Belfast, waa
in the city Thursday en- route for Criehaven,
! " iele he is to spend several weeks in out
| door sketching. CIiehaver has been pro-
| life field for Mr.. Woodcock's artistic eye
| and brush. TRockland Courier-Gazette,
| Among recent appointments by the Presl'
| dent was that OF E. +. Hatch to be cap
tain of Infantry. Capt Hatch, who is ma
| tive of Liberty, has sailed with his regiment
| from San Francisco for Manila.
Henry O. Archibald went to Boston Sat
urday to Join his wife, who has been there
several weeks for surgical treatment. They
will return in about three weeks. Mrs,
Arciibald's health is improving rapidly.
| Mrs. Geo. q. Bosson, Jr of Lawrence,
| Mass. who has been spending a few days
with her aunt, Mrs | II. Sherman, has gone
to Little Deer Isle, where she Will be the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. Henry Gerry of New
York.
The following from Waldo county attend
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