The Republican journal., 1898-08-11
PERSONAL.

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Oxford county
| Miss Sally Durham visited friends in
Bucksport Tuesday.
Miss Mary Wight of Boston is visiting
relatives in this city.
Mrs. A. j. F F,Ingraham is making trip to
the White Mountains.
Flora Belle McMahan Went to Searsport
| Tuesday for few days.
Mrs. Fannie Richards of Boston is visiting
Mrs, Sarah w. Mathews.
Miss Hattie Clements is spending her sum
mer vacation in Rockland
Horace Chenerv of Chicago is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Ann NJ. Chenery
Joel f. Dodge of Boston arrived Sunday
morning for a visit of two weeks.
Miss Hattie Maddocks visited relatives at
Temple Heights few days the past week,
Miss Carrie Spratt OF Bangor was guest
of Mrs Maddocks, Bridge street, last week
William j. Coburn of Toledo, Ohio, ar-
rived Tuesday for short visit to relatives.
Mrs. A A Carleton returned home yes
! terday from visits in Boothbay and Rock
land
Mrs William Patterson of Bangor visited
i her cousin, Miss Hattie Naddocks, the past
week.
Mrs. A, V. Staples of Dorchester, Mass, is
visiting her husbands mother, Mrs Geo. A.
Beckett.
Mr.. Herbert E. Brier of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting relatives and friends in Belfast and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Burkmar of Everett,
Mass. are visiting relatives in Belfast and
| Northport.
Capt. W. G. Kneeland and wife of Bos-
ton visiting relatives in Belfast and
Bucksport.
Miss Louise Thurston of Waltham, Mass,
returned home Tuesday from a visit to re-
latives in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Pitman arrived from
Frankfort Monday to visit relatives in Bel
fast and Appleton.
Miss Louise Knowlton left Tuesday to
visit her uncle, Dr.. William H Wnsow, in
Cottage City Mass.
Mr.. E. j. Cunningham Of Tompklnsvlue
Staten Island, n. Y, is visiting relatives in
this city and vicinity,
Mrs. John w. Jones and sons Linwood
and Harold are spending the month at
Northport Camp Ground.
Frank Dahl of Dorchester, Mass, IS visit
ing his uncle f, A. Gilkey, and taking
short outing az Northport.
Miss Kate P. Biekford arrived from Ais
/ ton Mass, Saturday, to spend her vacation
with relatives i'll this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell Of Lawrence,
Mass, visited Mrs. Russell'a mother, Mrs
W. j, Gordon, the past week
j. B Small Of Lynn, Mass, arrived Friday
to visit his father Mr. Ezekiel Small, anil
hIs brother, DR. Elmer SmaI.
Horny ". Duuton VA ut hom4 d few llys
the first Of the week from Portland, where
he is employed in d stone shed
Mrs Helen l.. Gibson and Mrs Mabel
Thompson Of Bangor visited tile family ot
Judge +. W Rogers last week
f J Pitcher. wife and two daughters Of
South Weymouth, Mass, are rls.tinL Mr.
Pitchers brother, II c Pitcher
Mr. and Mrs Lewis p. Halelt.ue Of Bath
arrived Monday to visit Mr. Hezeljine's
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Y. Haz-ltiue
Among the recent guests at the Wjnder
mere Park Hotel, Unity, We're Misses Lu
Littletield, Helen and Margaret Duntou Of
Belfast.
Daniel o Bowen Of Morrill, went to
Auburn yesterday to attend a meeting Of
the executive committee of the State
| Grange
Mrs =, G. Fisher Of Lawrence, Mass, and
Mrs. J, L. Morrison and daughter Alice of
| Portland, Me, visiting their sistar, Mrs.
S. G. Sherman of this city.
Capt. Ralph Pattershall was at homeafrw
days the past week, while his vessel, the
sch. Paul Seavey, was loading at Roberts
Harbor. Vinalhaven for New York.
Mrs. E A, Robbins Of Boston, accompani-
ed by her friend Mrs. Anna NJ. Goodrich,
arrived last Friday to spend The month with
Mrs. Robbins mother, Mrs II II, Forbes
Mrs. VIM r. Roix arrived from Boston
yesterday and is stopping at Mrs 1has A
Wileys at the corner of High aud CONNER
cial streets, where she will be pleased to
meet her friends.
| The Sylvester sisters returned home Tues
! day from Boston, where they have been
| stopping three months past They were
accompanied by Mrs. Chas, Tewksbury of
Winthrop, Mass, who will visit her many
| friends here.
Miss Ella Alwfda Wentworth, author of
the beautiful poem At the Ball, which has
been widely copied into many leading publi-
cations, is spending short tim, in East Or
| land, the guest of her uncle Mr. Frank A.
| Wentworth Miss Wentworth is Young
lady of decided literary ability and her
poems have many admirers both in her ma
tive town and abroad
Hon. John T. Rowe of Frankfort, who is
81 years of age, has been dangerously III,
AT last report, he was improving somewhat
| His son, Mr.. Frank Rowe, arrived home
| from New Hampshire ON Thursday last
Mr.. Rowe has been in the granite business