The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-07-27
PERSONAL.

Clifford B. Jones of Rockland vas in Bel.
fast Monday on business.
Alton Small of Rockland was at the Re-
we're House last Saturday
Prof. Robinson of Bowdoin College was in
Belfast last Saturday on business.
Mrs. B. o. Norton and son Charlie of Port.
land arrived Monday to visit relatives
Mrs. F. E. Choate of Brookline Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry d. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Farrar arrived Tues
day from Winchester, Mass, for a short visit.
Hon. W. c. Marshall attended a meeting
OF the State Fair trustees in Auburn yester-
day.
Mrs. II. E. Moore is visiting her daughter
| in Ellsworth. She will return in about th rec
| weeks.
Mrs. A. S. Burns of Plymouth, Mass. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
| Dodge.
| Mrs. M. G. Prentiss and daughter Mildred
Of Brewer are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fl M
Prentiss.
Mrs. M. S. Crosby and Miss Elizabeth
Crosby of Waterbury, Ct, were in Belfast
last week
Mrs. 81. j. Tih belts of kockport is the
guest of Mrs. A A Howes, at Hazelbank
North Shore.
Mr. and Mrs. L. ". George have moved to
the McKeen house at the corner of Miller
and Cross streets.
Miss Edna Cook of New Haven, Ct. who
has been visiting Miss ENERGY CHM return.
ed home Tuesday
Rev. Francis Bateman. D. D.. of Chelsea
Mass, is spending a short vacation with his
friend Orlando Herrick.
M. P. Woodcock and niece, Miss Della
Woodcock of Hartford, Ct, went to Rock
land Tuesday for short visit
James Nesmith of Brooklyn, who is at the
birches, Ranseley, caught, July 18th, : ! i
pound trout and ten smaller ones.
Rev. Geo. S. Mills will spend the next two
| weeks in Limerick in exchange of pulpits
with his father, Rev. Geo A. Mills.
Mrs. c. II. Twombly returned last Satur
day from weeks visit in Montville, as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Knowlton and tlaugh-
ter OF Camden returned home Monday from
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Crosby.
Seectman Henry T. Smith wife and
| daughter, Emma Howard, OF Rockland,
Mass, are stopping in this city and Sears
mont
Capt. j. Q. Hayes arrived home Tuesday
from New York for a short visit, while his
vessel, bark Olive Thurlow, is loading for
Havana.
Miss Georgia Wentworth OF Boston ar
rived last week to spend the summer with
her parents, N.r. and Mrs Daniel Wentworth
of Knox
Mrs. A X. P. Moore returned Tuesday
from visit in Boston and Haverhill, Mass
She was accompanied by her niece, Miss
Verna Page.
Mrs. Walter P. Clifford LETT last week to
visit IL Woodstock n. B. Mr. Clifford ac
companied her to Bangor, where he vis-
ited few days.
The family Vt F. Ii 6. Reynolds Of Bangor
are spending the simmer at Northport Camp
Ground. Mr. Reynolds called ON friends in
Belfast Monday.
Mrs. Calvin Webb and two children of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived by steamer City
of Bangor Tuesday to visit her husbands
father, A. I. Webb.
Ross II. Pattershall left by train Monday
for Gardiner TO join his uncle, Capt Geo. I.
Osborne, in schooner Emma s. Briggs, for A
trip to New York
DR.. Geo. F. Eames returned To Roston
Saturday for a short business trlp. He is
spending his vacation with his family in
Belfast and Standpoint.
Miss Hilda A, daughter of Prof j F.
Tufts of Acadia College, Wolfville, \. S.
will arrive today to visit her uncle Rev.
Geo. E. Tufts, in Islesboro
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wetherbee and
daughter Madeline of Boston are visiting
Mrs. Netherbees parents Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Wentworth of Knox
Miss Lucretia T. Colby and sister, Mrs.
M. Colby Little of Boylston street, Boston.
sailed on S. S. Pennsy ylvania from New York
July 22nd, for Paris, to be absent about We
weeks.
FRED u. Chase arrived home Monday from
bicycle tour through Eastern Maine ami
Nova Scotia He wheeled ahont 600 mi,as
The other members of the party continued
on to Boston and New York.
The Newport correspondent of the Pitts.
held Advertiser says that the family of
Roadmaster Toward of the Maine Central ia
occupying cottage at Camp Benson and
that his little daughter Hazel caught 30 fish
IN little while last Saturday evening.
The Journal had pleasant call Monday
from Mrs. Robert White Of Farmingron a
constant reader and warm friend of the pa
per. Her home for many years has been
with her son, Henry 2. White in Farming
ton, but she retains a lively interest in the
affairs and people of Belfast, of which she
is advised each week through the columns
of The journal.
Mrs. Cora Murphy, who has been teacher
| IN the Lyman Grammar School of East Bos-
| ton, IS taking special courses III languages