The Republican journal., 1899-07-13
NUMBER %.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Austin Clough of Lynn Mass, is visiting
relatives in Belfast.
Lee ]. Cally of Boston larrived yesterd day
morning on business.
Mrs. Daniel McMahan returned Tuesday
from visit in Rockland.
Edwin Frost and family have returned to
Belfast from Middletown. Ct.
Miss Laura Ward of Trenton, n. j., is q
guest OF Miss Caroline W Field.
Miss Agnes Craig returned home Saturday
from visit in Boston and Washington
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mayo and children
of Kenduskeag were in Belfast last week.
Mrs. ellison Carman and Rex Mack night
arrived Tuesday to spend the summer here.
Miss Edna Cook daughter of ex. Governor
Cook of Connecticut, is a guest of Miss
ENERGY CHM.
Frank L. Robertson and family have
moved into the John W. Jones house OH
upper High street.
Misses Annie and Nellie Ormsbee of Bos.
u
Miss Abbie E. Morey.
Mrs. E. Fl. Colby returned Monday from
Lewiston, where she attended the funeral of
VIM. P. Underwood.
Walter Poor returned to Boston Monday.
after spending week with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Poor.
Misses Lila Simmons and Sarah Ander-
son of Waltham, Mass, aro the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Murch.
DR.. Atwood arrived from Boston Tuesday
to spend the summer at Islesboro. His yacht
June is fitting out at Webster's.
Mrs, G. r. Thombs has gone to Minneapo-
lis to remain with her son, W who is established
there in the creamery business.
Dr. W. L. West went to Bangor Yesterday
to perform an operation for clinic before
the Maine Veterinary Medical ASSOCIATE on.
Mrs. Frank A. Martin of Joliet. III. who
is guest of Mrs. Helen A Carter. is in Bel
last for the first time since leaving for Hi
nois with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Sewen c.
Carter, 81 years ago.
Roy l. Fernald, son of Capt. A E. Fernald
of Winterport, was in Bangor on Monday.
going to Augusta on the Yankee He recent
ly returned from Boston, where he has been
engaged in engineering work.
Mr.. and Mrs. W R Howard, Miss Caroline
W. Field and her guest Miss Ward, return
ed Monday from Mt Desert, where they
went to attend the meetings Of the Ameri-
can Institute of Instruction.
Mrs, TiJcomb and Miss Earhart of Duluth
Mimi, and Mr.. f. T. Chase Of Belfast were
registered at the Halifax Hotel, Halifax. N
s., July 7th. They eft here June 9th for d
tour a-wheel of eastern Maine and the Mara
time Provinces.
Master Karl Cottrell observed his BIRTH
day Wednesday, July 9TH by entertaining
thirty or more of his young friends at his
home on High street 1t was an afternoon
party and the guests enjoyed various sports
ON the lawn. Refreshments were served.
Judson F. Cottrell is suffering from par.
alysis, with which he was attacked Jnly
2d. His right side was entirely paralyzeG
on the third day, but the feeling is grad
ually returning and hopes are entertained of
his complete recovery. His age, 42, ami his
physical condition, are both in his favor
Col. and Mrs, Joshua NJ Clark residing at
$50 D street, northeast, Washington d G..
celebrated their golden wedding last week
Col. Clark was born at Winterport, Me, II,
1924, hut moved 30 Ohio early III life and mes
his wife near Chambersburg. Ohio, whert.
they We're married He served II the 50tb
Ohio regiment during the civil war and then
became merchant till about ten gears ago
when he went to Washington and secured 3
place IN the pension office, They have
large family of children and grandchildren,
scattered all over the country. All these
children We're present at the reunion. There.
were many splendid gifts.