The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-06-23
PERSONAL.

business.
Frank E. Crowley of Augusta spent Sun
day in Belfast.
Frank J. Starrett went to Portland Mon
day on business.
Charles W. Marsh went to Vermont last
week on business.
Judge VIM. Fl. Fogler of Rockland was in
the city last Friday.
Mrs B. o. Norton and son Charlie spent
Sunday in Palermo.
Miss Frances j. Dyer left Monday for
visit to Poland Springs.
Mrs. Charles ". Marsh went to Rockland
Monday for short visit.
F. W. Durham of Boston is guest of Mrs
Sarah Durgin of this city.
Hon f. S. Walls and wife of yinalhaven
are visiting in Searsmont.
Mrs, L. A. Hatch has gone to Warren, Me,
for visit of several weeks.
Mrs. S, G. Norton returned Monday from
three weeks visit in Palermo.
Wallace ". SHAW went to Bangor last
Saturday, for Few lays, on business.
Frank Bussey and wife of Winterport
visited relatives in this city last week.
Wilson A. Whitten Of vinalhaven was in
Belfast few days last week on business.
Herbert 7. Field arrived home Saturday,
from two weeks visit IN Washington D. c.
A. j. Chaffee arrived Saturday from Bos-
ton to spend the summer at Northport Camp
Ground.
Cyrus Roberts of Lawrence Mass, is Wis
iting relatives and friends in Belfast and
vicinity.
Misses Edith Lawry and Mary seany o
North Vassa lboro are guests at Elias p
| Thompson's
| Capt w. S. Wentworth arrived Saturday
from Hartford CT, for short visit at his
! home at Poor's Mills.
| E. c. Crabtree and wife Of Boston have
been visiting friends in North Haven, Mr..
| Crabtree's native place.
Fred S. Hutchins went TO Cape Rozier
Monday on business. He was accompanied
| by Misses Lorena and Ethel Hutchins.
Miss Isabel Townsend of New Haven, CT,
who has been visiting her sister, Miss Ellen
| D. Townsend, left for home Monday,
| Mr. and Mrs. David Wells and daughter Of
Rendville, Ohio, arrived Saturday to visit
their daughter, Mrs Charles Brown.
Miss Viola Josephine Turner Of Palermo
was awarded the prize for the best essay at
the NJ. Q. I. commencement Hast week.
Mr.. Page aud Miss Howard who have been
( guests AT MI Ralph c. johnson s., eft for
their home in Washington, D. C., Monday
Miss Ada NJ Mitchell went 70 Boston
Monday to attend the graduation exercises
/ of the New England Conservatory ofMuslc,
State Constable \. I. Webb of Svanyille
/ says he was a schoo4nate With Admiral
Dewey in l,iihail, W., when they We're boys.
Mr. aid Mrs. A. l. Brown, " K Howard
and G. 5. Bickford went to Or0uo Monday
to attend the commencement of the Uniyer-
sity of Maine.
/ Mr. and Frank Jones aud litte sou, Fred
/
I ing Mrs Jones father, Hon f S. walls III
/ NlnalhaveD.
President Wm. H. Moody Of the State
Board Of Agriculture represented the Board
at the commencement exercises of the Uni
versity OF Maine.
Mrs. Frank Clough aud daughter of
| Waterbury, CT, arrived saturday 10 visit
her uncle Moses W. Rich OF Belfast, and
friends in Brooks.
Mrs. E. A d. burlington, president Of the
ChIldrens Aid Society of Maine, the
guest of Mrs. G. b. McGregor of Spring
street, Portland last week.
Mrs James G. Blaine and her daughters
Mrs. Truxton Beale and Mrs Walter Dam
rosch, are at Stanwood, Mrs. BIaine's cot
tage on Norman road, Bar Harbor, for the
summer.
Belfast las some active old men. Last
week Mr. Daniel G. Kinds, Sc, was shingling
a roof, and his neighbor, Charles Reed. SO,
walks to town, distance of one mile, nearly
every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cousens of Brookline,
Mass, arrived in Belfast yesterday for a
short visit. They were called to East Jack
son to attend the funeral of Mrs. Cousens'
aunt, Mrs. Levi Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Welch We're in Water
Vile yesterday. Mr.. WEIGH attended a
meeting of the auditing committee of the
Z. R., X. P in the morning and battalion
meeting in the evening
Mrs. Frank WilGes and Miss Margaret
Wides, wife and daughter OF Capt. Frank
Wildes, commanding L. S S. Boston of
Admiral Deweys fleet, have arrived in San
Francisco from Hong Kong and VIII be in
| Portland early in July.
Hon. f. G. Ste vens, Member Of Congress
from the Fourth District of Minnesota, visit
| ed relatives in Bangor the past week, and
left for Washington, d. c., Monday His
brother, DIR. John Stevens of this city, spent
/ Sunday with him in Bangor.
The Maine branch of the American Board
of Foreign Missions met i'll Portland June
| 17th, Among the vice presidents elected
We're Mrs. Edward Sibley, Belfast; Miss
Hannah I. Buck, Orand, and Mrs. j. H.
Burleigh, South Berwick.
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