The Republican journal., 1899-09-07

Hon. W. G. Marshall went to Lewiston
Saturday to attend the State Fair, of which
he IS one of the Trustees.
Mrs. William Hyams returned to New
York Saturday, from a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harris.
E. D. Burd and family returned last week
to West Medford, Mass, after brief soiourn
at their cottage at Little River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney B. Keene of Somer-
vile, Mass, arrived last Saturday to visit
relatives IN Belfast and vicinity.
DR.. and Mrs. r. A. Holland Of Calais
arrived here last Friday night, 10 visit
Mrs, II, mother, Mrs. James Haney.
DR., w. l.. West and wife left Saturday for
New York to attend d meeting of the Amer
lean Veterinary Medical Association.
Benjamin Barlow and wife of Newton
Mass, who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs
Ira NJ Cobe returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. B. Snow visited relatives
! in Belfast and Castine last week, and re-
turned home to Maiden, Mass, Friday
Mrs James Carte OF Portland is visiting
A'GA
Visited friends in Bangor and Veazie last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Norris and son
| Willie returned to their home in Can bridge
port, Mass, Monday morning after visit in
| Belfast,
Dr. G. F Eames, who spent his vacation
in this vicinity, has housed his naphtha
launch for the season and returned TO Bos-
ton Sept. 9TH.
d. W. Billings Of Swanville left by train
Saturday morning to accom- amy his daugh-
ter Margaret to Pennington. n H, where
she is to attend the High school.
Prof Benjamin G. Nichols, who has been
| spending the summer with relatives here
and i'll Searsport, left Monday afternoon for
his home in Key West, Fla. Bucksport Her
| aid.
Rev. R. T. Hack, his son Roy, and Charles
Harmon, jr., and Mr.. Cousens, son of Cyman
/ n. Cousens, ar rived IN Boston Friday from
their European "Trip Many friends greeted
them in Portl and Saturday. Portland Sun
day Times.
Mrs. Hannah Tufts and daughter Lottie Of
Arlington, Misses Lottie Flint and Ethel
and Alice Jones Of Waltham, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Keen, left
for their homes Saturday.
Chester Wiggin aud Woodbury. Tripp of
South ThomastOn were guests at the Metho-
dist parsonage Sa turday and Sunday. They
We're on their way to Bucksport to attend the
seminary.
Oliver Thomas of Gloucester, Mass visited
relatives in Belfast and Lincolnvine last
week, and willie here met I. Y. Miller whom
he had not seen before for 80 years They
were schoolmates in Lincolnville.
Joseph D. Fisher of Australia, Mrs. Up
ght Of Chicago, H., Mrs. H n Edwards
Jackson and Miss Mabel Buffers of Bangor
arrived recently, the guests of Miss Maud E.
Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. kenison, son Harry
and daughter Beatrice, have returned to
Somerville, Mass after a visit to relatives
in town. They were accompanied by Roy
Witham of Cambridge, Mass.
F. A. Gilkey, American Express Agent, is
taking short vacation, L. D. Candage,
messenger on the tram IS n the office
George Havener, Mr.. Gilkey's assistant. is
on the train, and Robert P. Coombs takes
Mr. Havener's place.
MT, and Mrs. H. E. Ellis returned last
week from Seal Harbor, and Mr. Ellis Went
to Lewiston Saturday to serve as secretary
of the halls at the fair Mrs Ellis left the
same day for Philadelphia, with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Ellis, to attend the National
Encampment of the Grand Army
Since publishing the item recently that
Howard Murphy had attended every camp
meeting since the Northport campground
was opened The Journal has learned OF
| three others who are entitled to the same
distinction: James W. Knight and William
Pillsbury of Northport and Mrs Eliza Hun
newell of Belfast.
J. Ii. Monroe of LinColnville, captain Of
brig Leonora of New York, called at The
journal Office last Thursday. He is suffer
ing from an injury to his right wrist and
hand, which he received by fall on the brig
July 26th He was at sea at the time of the
accident and with assistance of his mate set
the bones and cared for them until the YES
sci arrived in New York He is at present
at his home in Lincolnyille,