The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-06-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Allen Orcutt is visiting friends in
Rockland.
| DR.. G. W. Stoddard spent Sunday with
friends in Lewiston.
DIR. E. W. Gould arrived yesterday from
Matinicus and went to Unity.
| Mrs. Esther Carter returned Monday from
/ short visit in Massachusetts
Mrs. G. H, Walden visited friends in
Fairfield few days last week
| Mrs. W. NJ. Randall returned Saturday
| evening from visit in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore went to Bos-
ton last Thursday for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Mcdonald visited
friends i'll Boston the past week.
Mrs. Abbe Banks of Old Orchard is visit
ing her sister, Mrs G. W. Coombs
Melvin Bridges of Penobscot visited his
brother Sumner in this city the past week
James Ii. Howes went to Boston last
Thursday on business, returning Saturday
Duncan McAndless left last Thursday to
visit friends and relatives in New York and
I Philadelphia.
Miss Laura Wood of Sonerville, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. s. Wood
of East Belfast.
Frank 2, Wilson was in Boston for few
days the past week on business for the
Emerson creamery.
W. r. How ard was in Watervile Satur-
| ddy to q # ba of in
ter-collegiate races.
Misses Suzette Houghton and Geneva
Whitney of Boston visited Mr.. and Mrs c.
F. Shaw last week.
Raymond w Rogers, assistant at the rail-
way station, left Monday for a vacation of
| two weeks in Boston.
Rev. r. T. Capen left Monday to attend
the commencement exercises of Newton
Theological Institute.
Luthur S. Mason is at home for the sum
mer vacation flon the University Of Penn
| sylyania in Philadelphia
Mrs. j. G. Reynolds Of South Brooks left
| by steamer of City of Bangor last Tuesday
| for visit in Massachusetts.
| E. X. Harris and family, who spent the
winter i'll East Palatha, Florida are at their
| summer home on Holbrook's Island.
Mrs Lucy E. Perkins and son Charles NJ.
were in Brewer Sunday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. William Reed, d distant relative.
| Fred Ferguson of Cliftondale, Mass, spent
| two days with his parents, Capt. and Mrs.
John W. Ferguson, in this city last week.
MIR. and Mrs VIM H. Leavett returned to
their home in Clinton May 51st, after a visit
TO their son, Geo. S. Leavett of East Belfast.
Dr. Austin Thomas, formerly OF Unity,
has located IN Thomaston for practice and
has bought the residence of Capt. Obed An
drews.
will:arn NJ. Bradley and femiiy Of the
Langham, have moved to their cottage at
Oaklawn Trefethen's landing. Portland
Press.
MI and Mrs. S. G. Swift aud Miss Marie
Kingsbury arrived home from Massaehu-
setts Saturday. The Ia dies have been away
two weeks and MIR. Swift one week.
Noah Brooks is at Castine for the summer.
He spent the winter in California and was
accompanied on his return by relative,
Mr.. John Upham Of Los Angeles.
| Manter c. Evans and William Shaw spent
Sunday with friends in East Belfast lLey
are members of the Salvation Army Of Au-
g sta, and came he me ia full dress parade
| uniform,
Chas F. CHM was in Boston few days
| Zen,
bel went with him and made arrangements
for taking music lessons there during the
summer.
Mrs B. p Hazeltine and son Rex went to
| Boston last Friday to attend the graduation
exercises at the Massachusetts Institute OF
! Technology. Mrs. H son, Benjamin p, is
| one of the graduates.
| Conductor Jere. Sullivan was in Bangor
Monday and Tuesday az witness in a rail
road case. John Nc Taggart had charge OF
the train; Ambrose J, Morrison served as
baggage MASTER and Orrin j. Dickey as
| brakeman.
Among recent arrivals at Castine are E
W. Hutchns of Boston, Prof, Herrick OF
| CllCag0, VINO mas one OF l.. +, W OOu $ COZ
tages Mrs A. Fl. Folsom of Roxbury
Mass, E. P. W ood of Bangor; 7. d. Blake
of Boston, and W. D. Porter of Evanston
| Ill.
| Miss Ethel Barr left Tuesday for Welles
| ley, Mass, to attend the commencement ex
ercises at Wellesley College. Her sister
Miss Annie l.. Barr, is member of the
graduating class. The general exercises
will be from June oath to the 2Sth. DIR. and
Mrs. d. P. Flanders will attend them.
| Rev. r. G. Har butt of Searsport gave the
| Memorial sermon and j. X. Richardson the
memorial address at South Paris. The Ok.
ford County Advertiser says: "Mr. Harbutt
preached a strong common-sense sermon
and the veterans are greatly pleased with
| it. The male quartet choir of the church
sang. 1.-The address by Rev. Justin X
Richardson, d, L., of Brockton, Mass, (him-
self an old soldier) was on the subject OF
patriotism. solid and thoug ght-causing ad-
| dress is the universal verdict"
Samuel Kings bury, who is now past SC
| years OF age, is the last survivor of a Bel
fast party of nine men who went overland
| from here to California in 1S49 They went
across plains from near Independence, Kan
by the Pioneer line, and made in all party