The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-08-31
PERSONAL.

urday for a short visit
Roscoe Staples of Rockland was in Belfast
Saturday on business.
Miss Nellie Walker Of Lynn arrived Satur-
day to visit friends in Belfast.
Mrs. A. A. Small and son Houston are
visiting relatives in Winthrop.
Mrs. James E. Doak of Marlboro Mass. is
visiting at Geo. R. Doaks.
William blanchard of Meriden, Ct, is a
guest OF Mrs. Mary o. Littlefield.
Mrs. D. G. Stoddard of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting j. F. Sheldon OF Poor's Mills.
Tileston Woodside of Sabattus visited his
uncle, Tileston Wadlln, Esq, last week
Mr.. and Mrs Dana S. Aver of Worcester.
Mass, visited friends in Belfast last week.
Augustus Farnsworth of South Boston is
visiting relatives in Belfast and Belmont.
| Miss Mary Wight of Boston. after visit
| to relatives here, left for Portland Saturday.
Mrs Mary E. Haugh left Saturday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Biather, of Boston.
Mrs. G. Fl. Glass returned to Bangor Sat-
urday, from visit to her sister, Mrs. F. S.
| Brick
| Mrs. James B. Baker of Ashmont, Mass.
was guest of Mrs. G. W. Miller the past
week.
| Miss Edith L. Strout went to Pennington
Monday to attend the fall term of Normal
School.
Policeman L. 81. Jipson of this city is to
be Chief Of Police at the Maple Grove camp
meeting.
Warren are spending a week with friends in
| Rockland
Frank G. Arnold arrived from Boston
Thursday to visit relatives in Belfast and
Searsmont.
Mrs. S. q. Witherspoon of Worcester,
Mass, returned home Monday from visit
in Belfast and Northport.
Mrs. Annie Haskell of Rockland and Hat
and Mrs. George r. Doak.
Mrs. Frank Pitcher and Miss Mabel Pitch
er OF Medford, Mass, are in Camden, guests
of Mr., and Mrs. E. G. Fletcher.
Lena, Willie and Raphnel Leavitt return
ed last week from a visit TO their grand
father. w. II. Leavitt of Clinton.
Mrs. George Reynolds and son Roscoe of
| Lewiston returned home Saturday from a
visit to DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Stevens
Geo. G. Howard of Centre Montville left
Saturday for Ashland, Aroostook county,
where he is to teach the High school.
Misses Frances NJ. and Isabelle Robbins
leave to-day for their home in Lawrence,
Mass, after a few weeks visit in this city,
Waldo B. Newton of Boston arrived Sun
day to spend a two weeks vacation with his
wife at her mothers, Mrs. Clara Gilmores
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Mariner and Miss
Edith Mariner of Vassalboro are visiting
Mrs. E. r. Thompson and Mrs, j. I. Potte
Capt. William Larrabee will return this
week to Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Is
land, after spending his furlough in Belfast.
Mrs Brown, Mrs Jelison, Mrs Carsley
and Mr.. Bert Lamb attended the Maine
Deaf Mutrs' Convention in Augusta Satur
day.
Rev W. H. Matfitt, VIE and daughter o
Bucksport returned Saturday from visit tC
Mrs. NJ 8 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G, Wood
bury.
Miss Lottie Flint of Watham Mass, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. n. E. Keen. She i:
accompanied by Misses Ethel and Alice
| Jones.
Mrs. Mark Rankin and Mrs. Alnes an(
children Of Rockland are guests of Miss Lin
ME Holmes at the farm of her father Alone
Holmes
James F. Frohock arrived on Thursday 4
boat from Boston for visit to relatives il
Searsmont and Belfast. He has not beer
here for ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Brown of Palermo
have moved to the farm of S. G. Norton il
South Belfast, formerly the G. E. Perkins
farm and the Ordway place.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Chase leave to-day fo
their home in Newtonyille, Mass. Mrs
Chase's mother, Mrs. L. l.. Robbins, will &C
company them for a few weeks visit
The journal had call last week from w
B. Foster, editor of the Thomaston Herald
Mr.. Foster was short-stop of the Thorn
astons, who played the Belfasts in this cit.
Aug. 23d.
Joseph o. Whitcomb of Waldo went t,
Lewiston Monday He is to serve as super
intendent of The Exhibition Hall, plac
occupied by j. W. Knowlton for severa
years past
Miss Inez l.. Barker of Centre Montvill
arrived from Portland Saturday, having
completed full course for tr aimed nurs
at The Maine General Hospital She wa
called to Northport Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. S. Hunter of the Farm
ington Chronicle with their daughter, Mis-
Mabel, have returned from a two months
trip to the Pacific coast. All are in gooC
health, and report a very interesting and Ell
joyable journey.
Mr.. W. 0. Crockett of the U. S. S. Texas
with his brother and friends of Belfast, wer
highly entertained Wednes day, Aug, 10th
by Mr. +. S. Batchelder's family at thei
summer home, the Idle Hours, East North
port.