The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-08-25

G. A. Kimball and family of Dixmont are
visiting at B. p. Gardner's.
Byron Hatch of Dorchester is visiting lis
sister, Mrs. David E. Bird.
Miss Ada E. Larrabee visited friends in
Rockland the past week.
Mrs. G. A. Erskine and daughter Carrie
went to Newport Monday.
M. H. Mitchell and family returned Satur-
day from visit to Turner
Mrs. George Savery of Lynn, Mass is
visiting relatives in Belfast
G. Irving Lord of Bath arrived last week
to visit relatives in this citv
Joel E, Dodge returned to Boston Satur-
day after short visit in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean of Haverhil
are visiting Mrs. Sophia Lothrop.
Miss Hattie Bates returned from Rock
land last Saturday after short visit.
Augustus sprague, wife and son of vinal-
haven are visiting Mrs Belinda E. Allen.
Miss Lucia shute of Standpoint visited
H. G, Cassens went to Rockland Monday
to Sub a week for the foreman of the Opin-
ion.
A. a. Knight went to Boston Friday to
take position as motor-man on the electric
cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bicknell of Meriden
Ct, are visiting relatives in Belfast and vi
| cinity
Miss Elizabeth Heath of Patten was
guest of A. G. Spencer and wife the past
week.
Horace Chenery of Chicago left Saturday
after visit to his mother, Mrs Ann NJ
Chenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Madden of Old
Town visited Mr.. NJ. s brother George the
! past week.
E. Fl. Heath, wife and two children of
Neponset, Mass, visited relatives in Belfast
the past week.
Mrs. Vincent Beckwth of Somervlle and
Mrs. Mary Ward of East Boston are visiting
at Wm. H. Reckwiths.
Sidney Gardner of Northport returned
home last Thursday from a visit to his
brother, B. P. Gardner.
Mrs. F, B. Wilson and daughter Ethel of
Boston arrived last Saturday to visit Mr
and Mrs. Albert C, Burgess.
Mrs. F. F. Breen of Somerville, Mass, re-
turned last Friday from a visit to her par
Il ii
| Q. W. Hadley, wife and son ana Miss
Lena Estabrook of Charlestown Mass
visited S, ?. Hadley the past week
Miss NJ. Lena ingalls, of Lagrange left for
| Rockland Monday after a short visit to
her schoolmate, Miss Grace Pendleton
| Mrs. Mary \. Coombs went to Portland
Monday for a short visit accompanied by
| her grand daughter, Miss Marjorie Coombs
| } r Taber, superintendent OF schools iii
| Unity, was in Augusta Saturday, consulting
with State Superintendent Stetson on school
matters.
Misses Ella Smith and Flora Gross of
Brewer visited friends in Belfast last week
They are spending vacation at Northport
| Camp Ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene E. Adams have
moved from Whitman, Mass, to the York
| farm, Mrs. A. 's former home, near Browns
| Corner, Northport,
Edw Jackson of Charlestown, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast. He is employ
ed in the blacksmith shops in the navy yard
| but is ont on sick leave
Mrs. James Mitchell and daughter Of
Portland visited Mrs. NJ. $ parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. n Stewart, the past week They
went to Union Tuesday
| Drs. Eugene Sanger of Bangor and John
Stevens of Belfast will be III attendance at
| the Bangor fair next week from Tuesday to
| Friday, inclusive, to attend to cases of accl-
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Quimby of Bangor
| were in Belfast Saturday. Mr. ouimby
came on business for the Manhattan Steam
ship Co., of which he is the eastern man
| ager.
| N. B. Milliken of Washington ID. c.. made
| The Journal a pleasant call last Friday
| while on his way to Camden from Winter
| port, where he attended the 26tI Maine re-
| union.
| Ira jenkins, wife and daughter Edna of
Provincetown, Mass, left for home Mon
day after visit of three weeks in Belfast
| and Monroe. They We're guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. VIM. H. Snow while here.
| Cards have been received in this city an
nouncing that the marriage of Miss Alice
| Lenda Southworth Of Thomaston and Dr..
| Herbert FL. Plumer of Union will take
| place Sept. 1st at the home of the brides
| mother, Mrs, Lucy Southworth of Thomas
| ton.
| Mrs. l. II, Sherman of the East Side has
! been entertaining her four sisters-Mrs.
| Morrison of Portland, Mrs. Fisher of Law
| renee, Mrs. Packard of Springfield and Mrs
| Cate of Boston. August 10th, Their only
| living brother, Leonard Clark of Winter
| port, came to Belfast and tile entire family
| met for the first time for IS years They
| We're photographed in group by Hall, and
| the picture will be an interesting family
| memento. Mr.. j. G. Fisher of Lawrence
| arrived at Mr.. Shermans last Sunday and
| will accompany his wife to Katahdin Iron