The Republican journal., 1899-08-10
PERSONAL.

| from visit in Boston.
| F. A. Follett went to Rockland Monday
| for visit of few days.
Llewellyn Patterson went to Boston last
Saturday for employment.
| George Page of Castine visited his mother
Mrs. A. E. Page, last week.
| Mrs. S. L. Millken returned last week
from visit in Newport, R. [.
Miss Mary E. Pierce of Boston is sitting
i her mother and sisters in this city
Mrs. F. l, Patterson and son Freddie of
East Boston arrived last Friday to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. NJ W Welch and son Charles re-
turned Monday from a short visit in Bucks
! port.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Dolloff and children
OF Gardiner are visiting friends in Waldo
county
| Miss Irene Eastman of Boston arrived Sat
urday to visit her grandmother, Mrs Jacob
Eastman.
W. W. Rich and wife of Freedom have
made brief visit to relatives at South
west Harbor.
| Mrs. Howard A. Flanders Of Boston ar
w. Edgecombe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 5. Pearl of Bangor
| went to Hancock Point last Saturday to
| spend a week.
| Mrs. Geo. Smith and son Fred G. OF
Somerville, Mass, recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. D. Barr.
| MIR. and Mrs. n. B. Buxton of Wellesley
Hills, Mass, visited DR., and Mrs. D. P.
Flanders the past week.
| Mrs. Marble and Miss Maude Marble OF
NJ ethuen, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Josie Il
Steward, Congress street.
Miss Ella NJ. Frye, who has been living in
East Dedham, Mass, for a few months, ar
rived in Belfast last week.
Mrs. P A. English and son Harold of Kan
sas City Mo-, arrived Saturday to visit heI
sister, Mrs. Geo. E. Johnson.
Mrs Geo FL. Forsaith and daughter Flor
ence of Everett, Mass, are visiting Mrs A
D. Chase and Miss Jennie Whidden.
Capt. E. S. Mcdonald returned home last
Friday from a weeks visit to bis brother
Capt G. A. Mcdonald, at Isle au Haut.
Mr.. Oliver O'Loud of Boston returned
home the first of the week from a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. d. Barr Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a. Young, Mrs
Daniel Rowe and Mr., Young's mother re-
turned Mon day from a weeks visit in Bucks
port,
Mrs. Henry S. Marden and tvochildrer
Of Waterville are visiting MI, and Mrs.
Henry G. Marden, Henry S. spent Sunday
with them.
DR.. John Stevens returned to Belfast last
Friday from Chicago, where he has beer
taking a special course OF study as a special
ist in throat, eye and ear diseases
Mrs. Marthon, widow of Comdr. JOSEPH
Marthon, U. S. n. left Tor Saratoga Springs
New York, Aug. 1st. She will remain there
through this month and return to Brooklyn
early in September.
| Rev. l., L. Hanscom, presiding elder b
Marshall District. Minnesota Conference
formerly ID member of the East Maine Con
| ference, recently visited friends in vaIiou:
| parts Of Maine and Massachusetts.
Augustine Colburn, Miss Charlotte W
Colburn Of Belfast, Miss Charlotte Colburn
of Toledo, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs. A, NJ
| Carter are spending few days at the Col
| 7
F F. Phillips of Somerville, Mass, for
| meIly principal Of the R"ckland High
| School is in the city. Mr. Philips has
summer cottage at Bay vile, near Boothbay
and is having a 26-foot yacht Quilt at Sears
mout. Rockland Courier Gazette.
The family of G. H Lunt, South Paris
| has been visited by Mrs LunUs brother, E
| j. Cunningham of Staten Island, and Ralpl
Cooper of Belfast. Oxford Democrat.
Messrs Cunningham and Cooper on leav
ing South Paris, Went to the Birches Rang
ley Lakes.
Good news has been recei we'd from Capt
| Setl NJ. Miliken, who is with Gen. Otis il
the Philippines, as a staff officer in the com
missary department.. A cablegram by the
way Of the war department has been re
| great relief to his relatives here, as they
! have received no letter since April l.
| J. ii. Ogier of the Ca mden Herald anG
Mrs Ogier We're on the steamer Penobsco1
Monday, returning from the editorial excur
sion. They We're on the Mt. Desert ferry
slip when it collapsed Sunday, and bott
were thrown into the water. I hey were
rescued after being in the wat er some time
| and were for time in critical condition /,
| but when the Penobscot reached Belfast
they We're reported as greatly improved.
| Capt. G. F. Carver and wife have been on
| a visit to Col. l.. ID. Carver at the latter S
| cottage at Owls Head. Out of family OF
nine boys born and raised in Montvlle, and
who left there TO fight the battle Of life, these
| two are the only survivors. Capt. Carver
| has followed the sea constantly since 1886
and been a very successful master. He
commands the pest craft in the Flint fleet
| out of New York, the ship Richard D. Rice
built in Thomaston. Capt. Carvers home =
on the wave, he having no residence ashore
! He is to be in this vicinity only short time,
| while his ship is dischargng at New York.
| Rock land Courier Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Fredson Of Lincoln
vile spent the day. Aug, ID, with Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. W. Miller, Mrs. Miller is a daugh.
| ter of Mrs. Fredson's sister They are de-
| scendants of William Bradford the Colo.