The Republican journal., 1899-06-22
PERSONAL.

MISS datt.e White went to Boston by
Thursdays boat.
Thomas P. Logan's family spent Sunday
with friends in Union.
Mrs. Roland Follett of Rockland is visit.
ing relatives in Belfast
Mrs. M. E. Brande of Reading, Mass, is a
guest of Mrs. Geo. l. Heating.
VIM. A Hill and son of Rockland called
on friends in Belfast Saturday
Misses Grace and Isa Walton left Saturday
1or visit of two weeks in Boston
DIR. F. E. Follett of Rockland spent Sun
day with his father, F. A. Follett.
capt Joseph S. Thombs of Peoria, H.,
arrived last Thursday to visit his family.
Mrs. NJ. B. Lawrence and daughter Nita
went to Boston Thursday for short visit
| Chas. Cunningham left Saturday to return
to Howard, K, l., where he has employment,
Mrs. G, H. Maxfeld and daughter visited
relatives i'll North Belgrade the past week.
| A. j. Chatfee of Boston arrived Saturday
to spend the summer at Northport Camp
ground.
| Charles O. Fernald of North Searsport
left by train last Thursday for Minneapolis
on business.
Mrs Carrie E. Peirce left Tuesday after
noon to visit her sister, Mrs. H. r. Chids in
Everett, Mass.
Clifton NJ. Gray was ordained as Cnita-
+ jSto IN
Belfast boy and graduate of Harvard Di
vinity School.
Mrs. Freeman Cook and son Russell are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John W.
Ames of Unity.
Mrs. Alden Robbins and son Earl went to
Lynn, Mass, last week. Mrs Robbins is to
receive medical tr eatment
Miss Ida Small, who has been EMPLOYED
In The journal composing room, eft Satur-
day for visit in hockland
Mr.. and Mrs. George Plummer of Nevada
formerly residents of Searsmont, spent a
few days of last week in Burnham.
Mrs. Geo A, Quimby and daughter Kath-
crime left by steamer June 18th for Bayonne
n. j., to visit Mr., and Mrs T \. Winslow
Ralph G. Lombard arrived by Saturday
NOR rning's boat from Boston, where he has
been attending the dental college, for the
summer vacation.
Judge William T. Whitehouse of Augusta
will sail from New York for Naples on the
North German Lloyd line this week. He
will spend ten weeks abroad.
Miss Elena Chase arrived Saturday from
Northampton, Mass, where she has attended
school, to spend her vacation with her grand
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Geo W. Chase
Capt. E, A, Richardson, OF sch S. G. Has
kell, which is now al Philadelphia tliscbarg-
ing salt, from Turks island, arrived home
Tuesday to spend few days with his family.
| Deer Isle Messenger
Among the graduates from the Farming
ton Normal School June 18th were Isabelle
NJ. Towle, Belfast; George G. Erskine. JEFF
ferson; Luna NJ Ferguson, East Troy; Laura
b. Sanborn Ninalhaven
Capt. John W Bennett arrived from New
York Saturday. He is captain of Mr.. II
w. Savage's steam yacht Clean, which is
hauled up in New York while her owner
makes a short visit in Europe
Miss Rose Mud gett, who has been clerk in
Amos Clements bookstore, went to Pros
pect lass Thursday TO visit Mr. and Mrs.
Geo, o. GrIndle The store is in charge of
Wilson Ellis and Miss Edna Roix during
Mr.. Clement absence.
The wedding of Miss Edith Simonton.
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred j,
Simonton OF Rockland, anl Mr. Bird. son of
Hon. Sidney Bird Of Rockland, viii take
place Thursday, June 20, at the home Of the
brides parents on Middle street. Rockland
Through an oversight one of the Waldo
County graduates from the E. NJ c. Semi
nary at Bucksport was omitted from the list
given last week, Mr.. George G, Howard of
Monville graduated and read an essay or
Gladstone and Bismarck.
City treasurer Sprague has recently re-
ceived fine photograph of his son-in-law,
Capt. Albert f. Pillsburv Of the steamer
City Of Sydney, which runs between San
Francisco and Panama. Capt. Pillsbury
gained his first know led ge of navigation as
commander of [. L. Snow & Co. s well-known
schooner, the Gen. Hancock. He has since
made rapid strides in his chosen profession.
lRockland Courier Gazette.
Welcome f. Snow of Fresno, Calf, was
recent visitor at Weeks Mills He went
from that place to California over 40 wears
ago He engaged i'll mining for number OF
years, but at the present time is engaged in
raising grapes, having a vineyard of about
~ acres. His wife accompanied him as far
as Hallowell, where she has a sister, Mrs.
Martha Fuller, and other relatives.
Maj. Sidney Herbert, of Maitland, Fla.
though old and feeble, writes very inter
estlng sketches of the prominent Conted-
crate veterans now living and he was
Union soldier during the Civil War He
writes it Civil War" every time, too not
the RebelhoT,' to CRATE harshiy upon the
sensibilities OF the Southern people Mai
Herbert either Eas well stored memory or
a valuable record of civil war events
Jacksonville, Fla, Metropolis.
Edward B. West of Boston and George
Smith OF Appleton, veterans of Co, +. lst
Maine Heavy Artillery, We're at the State
House, Friday, calling on their former
comrades of the same company, Major G. j.
House and Daniel w, Pettingil. This was
the first time that Mr.. Smith had met these
comrades since their discharge at Bangor
Sept. 90 1865 All four of these men carry
battle scars, Smith having been wounded