The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-06-15
PERSONAL.

day for short visit.
Mrs Olive Stevens went to Rockland last
Friday for a short visit.
Frank Slower of Appleton spent Sunday
with relatives in Belfast.
Mrs Lois E. Dckey visited her son Edwin
in Lewiston the past week.
Andrew Colcord went to Camden Saturday
to work at house carpentry.
Mrs. Abbie Sands of Bangor is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John B. Harris, of this city
Mrs. John Kenney left by train last Thurs
day for a visit of a few days in Boston.
Mrs. Nelson McDougall and Miss Mabel
Lamb of Rockland are visiting in Belfast.
Mrs. Smith Hopkins and Miss Louise Rich
ards went to Boston Saturday for short
visit
Miss Edith l.. Burgess left last Thursday
for visit of ten days in Boston and Ames-
bury.
Mrs. Frank Fl. Mayo arrived home Satur-
day from visit of three weeks in Massa-
chusetts.
Miss Mary Mckay of Camden is the newly
elected Preceptress of the E. M. c. Seminary,
Bucksport.
E. W. Palmer of Rockland spent few
days with his friend 81. L. Woodcock of this
city the past week
Arville Redman arrived home from the
Boston School of Technology Saturday, for
the summer vacation
Rev. G. G. Winslow will be in Clinton
next Sunday in the interest of the E. M.
Conference Seminary
Among the graduates from Kents Hill
roy Whitten OF Unity.
Mrs. E. D. Ryder went to Rockland Mon
day to join her husband, who arrived there
that day in sch. A. W. Ellis.
Rev. and MIs. Jefferson Coomhs of North
Haven were the guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mixer of Camden.
Capt. Samuel Burgess, his daughter, Mrs.
Tena Elwell, and her son Robbie, arrived
from Boston Tuesday to visit relatives
Miss Jane A Mcclellan arrived home from
Boston Saturday and returned Monday
afternoon. She will leave for France next
Wednesday.
Capt. Geo. 7. Osborne went to Bangor
Tuesday to join his vessel, sch, Emma
S. Briggs, which is loading lumber for
New York.
Chas. E. Paul went to South Middleton,
tb # h,,;1I d,
mill, at the close of the spring term of the
School of Technology.
j. W. Wilkins has been in America GO
years to-day. "Si' is an Englishman, but
thinks he has been in America nearly long
enough to gain a residence,
Leander Davis arrived last Thursday morn
ing from New York for short visit. He is
mate of sch. John G. Gregory, which position
he has held the past three years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson and son Har-
old of Belmont spent Sunday with relatives
in Belfast. Mrs. Jackson has recently re-
covered from long and severe illness.
Mrs. W. B. Swan went to Boston Monday
to join Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Kelley of Mime
apOllS, WHO are CoLlluS edSI lOI d NISlt MIS-
Kelley will spend the summer in Belfast.
The Board of State Assessors are at work
this week in Oxford county, and will be in
Franklin county next week. Hon. VIM. C.
Marshall of this city is chairman of the board
this year.
Mrs. Mary A, Pitcher and Mrs. Frank c,
Towle went to Pennington Saturday to at
tend the commencement exercises of the
Normal School Mrs. Towie's daughter,
Miss Isabel, is one of the graduates.
Sumner c. Pattee of Belfast and Sumner
G. Poor of Sebago came on their wheels
Saturday from Bowdoin, and will return to
the graduating exercises next week. Both
are members of the graduating class
Cards have been received in this city an
nouncng the marriage of Alden j. Blethen,
Jr, to Miss Geneveve Swadley of Whatcom,
Wash. They will live in Seattle, Wash. Mr..
Blethen is the son of Mr.. Alden j. Blethen,
formerly we'll known citizen of Portland.
Portland Press.
The graduating exercises of the State Nor
NAL School in Castine took place June 7th.
The graduates Included the following from
Waldo county: Sadie L. Fuller, Searsmont; /;
Lucy E. Pendleton, Islesboro; Jeanette B.
Rice, Searsport; Leroy l.. Woods, Knox.
n. B. Dunton arrived at Camden June Sth
from Boston and is the guest of his sisters
the Misses Dunton. Mr.. Dunton's place of
business is in Nevada, but he has lately been
visiting the Hawaii Islands, California Col
orado and New York. He will remain in
Gamdan several weeks
Thomas Haugh of this city attended the
Fitzsimmons-J Jeffries fight at Coney Island
last week He went with James Mcclure of
Bangor to Boston, where they joined Jack
McAulitf, the prize fighter. who came from
California to witness the fight.
Among the Waldo county people who at
tended the commencement exercises at the
E. M. c. Seminary in Bucksport June 7th,
were Mrs. j. E. Carey, Montville; Rev. Fl
W. Norton, Searsport; Rev. and Mrs. G. G.
Winslow, Belfast; Miss Jennie Shute Sandy
point; W. H. Hall, Belfast; Rev G. E Edg-
ett Belfast.
Mr.. A. B. Stantial of Brooks was in the
city Tuesday. Although on the road for
fertilizer company good part of the year.
Mr.. Stantial finds time to engage in the cul-
tivaton of straw berries and is very success
ful in this diraction luna 18th ba v;ol-a1