The Republican journal., 1898-08-18
PERSONAL.

n. E, Wiggin of Waterville is visiting his
sister in Belfast.
Miss Persis Sibley of Freedom is visiting
relatives in this city.
Clarence shuman Went to Lewiston
Tuesday for a short visit,
John Healy went to North Jay Tuesday
to work in tile stone sheds
Miss Grace Chadwick Of Rockland is visit
ing her uncle, S. G Norton.
Mrs. B HI Conant returned home Tues
day from short visit in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Auspland of Halo
well are visiting friends in Belfast.
Francis H. Welch viii 60 to Portland to.
day to attend the tiremen's muster.
Capt. Geo, W. Chase, wiz and daughter
are spending the week in Bangor.
Andrew Burkmar, wife and child return
ed home to Everett, Mass, Tuesday.
John r. Waterman Of Taunton, Mass,
visited reiat YES i'll Belfast last week.
Mrs Hubert Smith and two children of
Bath are visiting relatives in Belfast
Miss Ada williamson of Boston is visit
ing her father Joseph Williamson, Esq
Mrs. Nellie Gilman Of Fairfield visited her
sister, Mrs, d. ". Mansfield the past week
L. j Cally, daughter and friends of Bos-
ton, are spending short vacation at Quanta-
bacook
E. F. Hanson returned home Tuesday
evening from business trip to Chicago and
other cities.
Mrs. W. E. Brown and daug hters, Alice
and Ruth, of Chelsea are visiting al W A.
Gentner's.
Mrs Mary A. Libby returned home Mon
day from three weeks visit with friends in
Detroit, Me.
Mrs. w. W. Beverley of Newton, Mass,
arrived Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carr.
DR.. L. j. Hunt and wife of Boston were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Palmer a few
days the past week.
Arthur B. Chesley of Newton, Mass, re-
turned home Monday from a visit to his
uncle, Chas F. Shaw.
Mrs. Mary A. Cheever returned home to
Lynn, Mass, Tuesday from a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Maria Brown.
Cyrus Bryant of Waterville arrived Tues
day to visit Judge Rogers and attend the
Temple Heights campmeeting.
DR.. W. G. Libby and B P. Ha zeltine, Jr.,
went to Lewiston yesterday TO attend the
wedding of Dr. E. L. Stevens
Letters received from John Fl. Quimby,
written en- route, show that his party are en-
joying their trip to the utmost.
Prof G. T. Fletcher of Northampton,
Mass, formerly principal of Castine Normal
School. visited friends IN Belfast last week.
Mrs. a. Fl. Graves and Miss Helen Graves
visited Mrs. G.'s father, B. I. Black, Tues
day. Mr.. Black is in Bangor for a critical
surgical operation.
Mrs. Viola Lee from Bangor is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Summer Bridges. Mrs.
Goldie Bridges of Penobsc OF is also visiting
at Summer Bridges
At Clear View cottage, South Shore,
Northport, Is lively party OF seven
enjoying a months outing-Mr. and Mrs
Beggs of New York, Miss Florence Crocker
of Bucksport, MIR. and Mrs E. P. Frost, Miss
Annabelle Walker and Lewis Page of this
city. Last Thursday evening a whist party
was given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Beggs.
The cottage was beautifully decorated with
flags Japanese lanterns, golden rod, ferns
and clematis. The guests from town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Dorman, Misses Van
ME Dolloff, Daisy Skay, Florence Wells,
Messrs. Will Havner, H. I. Fields, Fred 7.
Chase, Fred Spinney and Mrs. Greig of
Lowell. Ice cream, cake and fruit punch
were served The first prizes were won by
Miss Walker and Mr.. Field, the consolation
prizes by Mr.. Havner and Miss Wells. All
report most delightful time.