The Republican journal., 1899-08-03


Mass, arrived last Friday and is the guest
of Miss Edith Mason.
Mrs. E. S. Hayward and son Prescott of
Hyde Park, Mass are visiting her mother,
Mrs. c. NJ. Washburn.
Mrs. G. W. Fowler aud daughters Stella
and Georgia of New Jersey are visiting E.
M. Flanders in this city.
W. S. Brown, principal of the Dexter High
School, and bride, were az the Revere House
few days the past week.
Henry Carrow of East Belfast, who was
recently injured by team running over
him, is gaining quite rapidly.
Geo. W. Hill and family OF Boston arrived
last Friday to spend the summer at the
Critchett cottage, Quantabacook.
Ambrose Morrison was i'll last Thursday
and his place as brakeman on the passenger
train was taken by Orrln j. Dickey.
Judson E. Cottrell who has been confined
to the house several weeks by paralysis is
rapidly improving and is able to walk out
Hon. Parker Spotford and wife of Bucks
port and Mr.. j. Carleton Sherman Of Boston
We're the guests of Mrs. G. G. Winslow this
week.
Clinton f. Eastman Of Westbrook return
| ed home Monday from visit in East Bel
fast Mrs. Eastman and child Will remain
awhile longer.
John Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Wilson of this city, has received an ap-
pointment as postmaster at Bertha, Lake
| Co.. Cal.
Mrs. Joseph H. Jolley of Everett, Mass.
nee Verte Patterson of Boothbay, arrived
| Sunday TO visit relatives in Belfast and
Saturday Cove.
Miss Florence Clough will return to-day
from a visit in Natick, Mass She will be
accompanied by her two cousins, Albert and
| Abigail Meade.
| Rev. G. E. Edgett was summoned to Rock
land Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
friend, John Blethen, who died very sudden.
ly in that city Monday,
Geo. W. Lane of Bloomer, Wisconsin, is
visiting relatives in Waldo county. He has
| been away since 1861 He is brother OF
Otis w Lane Of Brooks.
Mrs. Cornelius Sullivan of Charlestown
and Miss Ella Perry of Cambridge, Mass,
returned home Saturday from a visit tc
Jerre Sullivan and daughter.
| The journal received pleasant call Fri
day from Messrs. A. E. Bruuberg, Secretary
of the Rockland Y. NJ. c. A, and E W. Por-
Tor Of tba Rod wall Granite Go
Mrs. Annie l.. McKeen and Miss Flora
Burgess arrived from Waltham, Mass, last
Friday with two children of their sister
Mrs. Nellie Goodwin who is in feeble health
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Pilsbury, Miss
Marjorie d. Pilsbury and Mr.. L. II. Murch
left by Monday mornings train to join the
Maine Press excursion toWashington county
E. L. Gowen and family of Taunton, Mass.
who have been guest of his sister, Mrs. Ore
| t4owen Cha liners, for week, left this morn
ing for Waldo county on visit of severa
days. [Waterville Mail, July 2S.
Mrs. Theodore G. Hall of Larchnont, N
I j., and Her bert A. Eaton of Montclair, n
| j., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Quinn
| Jy az lSoShy Olht, iechoA ohu'
Mrs. Mary Butterfied of Chicago is at w
| E. Marshs. She was Miss Mary Wilson
daughter of George Wilson, formerly of this
city She left Belfast thirty five years ago
and this is her first visit to her native town.
Miss Kate Bickford leaves today for Brook
! lyn, n. Y, to resume her position as sole Isl
in the Grace Methodist church. During the
vacation season union services have been
held in this church and Madam Maconda
has been soprano soloist.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Starkey of Washing
, ton, D. c., are visiting in Belfast. This is
Mr.. S. first visit here, although his father
the late Geo. L. Starkey, lived here severa
years His mother, whose maiden name
was Lowney, will be in Belfast soon.
We are sorry to take the honor OF the
oldest ma tive Bucksport resident from uncle
Zenas Homer, but Miss Cynthia Stubbs o
North Bucksport came into this world of toi
and trouble two years before Mr.. Homer
being 80, and is making neckties for he
grand -nieces. Miss Stubbs seems in DANCE
of bein an ''old maid' but then, there ar,
others-especially in Bucksport [Buckspor
| Herald
John F. Perry of Minneapolis made brie
visit recently to Vinalhaven, where he wa.
the guest of G. B. Vinal Mr. Perry was {
member of the 2Sth Maine Regiment, ant
during his stay met number of his ole
comrades. There were % Vinalhaven boys
in this regiment and the surviving members
are Edgar Roberts, James Calderwood, Silas
Garrett Charles Swears, Hiram Bradstreet
Richard Arey and Rufus Arey. I'd.