The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-01
NUMBER 80.
PERSONAL.

Mrs Joseph l.. HaVner is visiting relatives
| in Portland.
| Miss Anna Redman of Boston is visiting
relatives in Belfast.
R. A. Quincy was in Boston few days
| last week on business.
Miss May Fogg of Unity visited Mrs
Charles Baker last week.
Eleanor J. Orcutt left Monday for visit
in Boston and New York.
Mrs. Orrn Cunningham went to Bangor
Saturday to visit relatives
Augustus Brewer of Orrington is visiting
qis aunt Mrs L, A. Hatch
Luther Emerson of Norridgewock visited
relatives in Belfast last week.
Mrs. E 0. Patterson and son Ross are Wis
iting in Belfast and Rockport.
f. L. Smith of Chelsea, Mass, arrived Lass
Thursday for short vacation.
Mrs. Dodge OF Liberty is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank B. Myriek.
Or. Chas 2. Bean of Boston is visiting
relatives in Belfast and vicinity
Eugene Rust of Kansas City arrived last
Friday to visit relatives in Belfast
Andrew Basford and wife Of Portland
visited friends in Belfast last week.
MIR. and Mrs, John A, Briggs went to
Pittsteld last Saturday for short visit.
Miss Luzette Houghton Of Portland arriv-
ed Saturday to visit Mrs. Chas F. Shaw.
Warren W. Knowlton went to Bangor
last Friday to remain until after the far.
Vincent Hunt of Rockland visited his
mother, Mrs. Milford F. Weed, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Merrill of Portland
visited friends in Belfast and Searsport last
week.
Mrs. Emma Smith and daughter of Ban
gor visited Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Piper last
week.
| DR.. c. Wilson and wife of Boston return
| ed Saturday from visit at Atwood A. Gil
mores.
| Mrs. NJ. W Rich and daughter Flora re-
turned home Sunday from visit in Massa-
ehusetts
Frank Lee and wife of Bangor visited
| friends in Belfast and Belmont the past
week.
Miss Goldie Bridges Of Penobscot return
ed home Saturday frola visit in Belfast and
vicinity.
Frank Yates left Saturday for New York.
where he has position with local express
| company.
Mrs. NJ. W. We}ch and daughter, Mrs. w.
+. Carter, went 10 Bueksport Saturday for
short VISIT.
Misses Efhe Bridges and Adelaide Glenn.
ents OF Penobseot visited Sumner Bridges,
the past week
Mrs w B. Snow of Maiden Mass, re
turned home yesterday. Miss Sally Dlrham
| accompanied her.
Mrs L, f Webb aud daughter EDITH of
Unity visited Mrs VS. father Cant. john.
1 U. Condor asst week
Mrs Ell Moulton and Miss SADIE lIuatou
of Unity visited friends iu belfast 4ud
| Nerthport last week.
Mrs Edward 5. Fletcher If Hoxbury
Mass, returned Tuesday from a visit 70 her
relatives in tins ,jty.
Horace W. Phinuey left SATURDAY. fei
| Middehoro, Mass, where he has work a.
his trade, hoase carpentry.
Mrs, Rebecca Hartman of Prospect, Mis-.
a und i. CHM Of Damariscct.a aud Mrs
Mary Smith Of Prospect are visited their
brother, Chas. f. CHM.
Mrs. William Trim and son Maynard of
Rockport are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
d. Staples on Northpprt avenue
Rev W. H. Mattitt, wife and daughter of
Bucksport are visiting Mrs. Mattf+t's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs, E, G. Woodbury. of
| Northport.
Henry E. Caren, former proprietor Of the,
Bay View House, Camden, has leased the
Augusta House, Augusta, and will assume
charge Sept 1st,
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Cousens Of Brook
line, Mass, left for home last Thursday,
after short visit to Mrs C's sister, Miss
Juliet A. Wiggin.
Bert Meade and sister Abbie of Natick
Mass, visited in Belfast ard Bar Harbor
last week, but were called home Saturday
by the illness of their father.
Mrs, Charles Palmer of Bath visited re a.
tives in Belfast last week. Size returned
home Thursday accompanied 10y Mrs, Carrie
A. Mathews and her daughter Miss Maude
NJ. Mathews
Capt. George I. Ranlett of the Boston
Board Of Health steamer VigiIant was in the.
city Saturday on his way to Unity to visit
sister. The captain is Waldo county man
and makes an annual visit to his old home
Mrs. Chas. A Brown, Simon and John
Jellison of Belfast, Bert and Hollis Lamb
of Belmont We're in Portland Monday at
tending the twenty-frst biennial couven-
ton of the New England GaNaudet Associa-
tion of the Deaf
Capt, Z. o. Patterson has flushed hls
work at Wilmington, Del, where he super
intended the construction If dredging
steamer, and returned to Charleston, S O.,
last week. Later he Will 20 To Georgetown,
S. G., to start the new dredger in her work
there.
Misses Freda BicknelI Frances Tibbetts,
Nellie Winslow, Grace Chadwick and Cath
arine Mugridge of this place and Miss