The Republican journal., 1899-05-11

Mrs. F. G. Pendleton returned last Satur-
day from visit to New York.
Mrs. E J. Morrison returned home Satur-
day from short visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Burgess returned Tues
day from short visit in Boston.
Jordan Smith is in Castine, where he has
employment on the steam yacht Princess.
Mrs. John Mace of Brunswick is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Ambrose J. Morrison.
The three Misses Friend of Sedgwick spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Frank H Mayo.
| Capt. Charles Havner of Portland is visit
ing his brother, Joseph L. Havner of this
| city.
| Amos Clement is spending the week at
Seal Harbor in the interests of his hotel
business.
W. G. Marshall attended meeting of the
State Fair trustees in Lewiston Tuesday and
Wednesday.
w. E. Dilworth went to Gardiner Mon.
day to coach the High school base ball team
Of that city
Nell NJ. Bickford went to Augusta last
Thursday. He has employment in the Maine
| Farmer office,
Miss Edith Poor and Mr.. Percy Poor have
returned from a visit to friends and relatives
in Providence, r, l.
Mr.. T. 2. MCGOWAN of Portland has been
making brief visit to Belfast being the
| guest of Mr.. James Haney.
/ r. G. johnson and family have arrived at
Augusta from New York and opened the
Lambard place for the summer.
MIR and Mrs, Fred W. Bailey have arrived
| home from North New Portland where they
have been teaching the High School.
Miss Jennie Whidden returned home Sat
urday from Everett, Mass, where she spent
the winter with her father, Wm. f. Whid-
| den.
/ Charles r. Coombs and his friend
Fred Holins were in Washington county
the past week on a fishing and cunning
| trip.
E. P. Brown spent few days at home
with his parents the past week He s in
the employ Of the Bangor & Aroostook
| Railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fl Sauborn were iu
Bangor recently to attend the wedding of
their son, Ross II Sanb2rn, and Miss Ida
| Glberson of Bangor.
Clinton G. Ferguson came up from Halls
quarry, Somes Sound last week, and re-
turned Friday with lis family, Who will
spend the summer there
The families Of G. E Drink water Of North
| port and Andrew L. knowtton of Belfast
moved to Castine Monday. They are in the
bakery business ;here.
Mr and Mrs Orlando H errick. former
residents but for some years past living at
Cape Rozier ana latterlE IN Cas-ine have
returned TO Belfast, moving here last week
Col. A. X Bolan and friend and DR..
Grndle and family arrived here by special
car last Thursday evening and went to Cas-
tine by a special trip OF steamer Silver Star.
Mr.. A. W Tolman Of Portland, v no repre-
sented the Portland Transcript ou the Maine
Press excursi "a to Halifax last summer has
been admitted to the Cumberland County
bar
Maurice Crosby OF Readfed, formerly of
Belfast, was III town few days the past
week on business, He represents Win.
Harvey & Sons of Readhed. manufacturers
of scythes, axes etc.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Kelley Oh East
Belfast are visiting their son, Walter Kei-
ley and family in Minneapolis Mrs. W al
ter Kelley and her little son viii return
with them to spend the summer IN tins city
Miss CoInelia T. Crosby, mere widely
known as Fly Rod has returned to her
home in Phillips. She has been at the Maine
Eye and Ear Inirmary since the 1st of last
September, undergoing treatment fer an in
jured knee and although not fully recover
ed she is greatly improved.
Mt, and Mrs. II. J.. Locke have received
the following notice of marriage; Mr.
and Mrs. L. G. Coombs announce the mar
riage of their daughter Lauriette Esteile to
Mr. Samuel Alexander Parnall Thursday,
April 27, 1899 Globe, Arizona AT home
Thursdays in June.
An elaborate banquet aud reception was
rendered to the newly elected United States
Senator from Florida, Hon. James P.
May 3D. Over 100 people We're present
There was no speech making, and the affair
, from a social standpoint Que of the most
brilliant ever given at Floridas State capi
tai
, We met on the street last Saturday DR..
A. w Rich of Brooks, who as travelling man
for fertilizer company has set a pace that
the "boys" find it hard to keep up with.
r Since last August DR.. Rich has practically
! covered all of Maine and done business to
the amount of S25 ,0OO He travels with his
own team, single horse, bnt uses the rail-
roads when he can do 80 to advantage
: James Stewart is visiting his brother
I John N. Stewart of this city, In early life he
> worked in Belfast and Bangor as house
r carpenter, but went West "a years ago,
& since which time he has lived in Ohio,
u Montana, Florida and other States, and
q since the close of the Spanish war has been
r on government work in Havana. He thinks
l. that when Yankee enterprise gets fully
n establis he'd Cuba will be the garden of the