The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-07-20
PERSONAL.

w. q. Crawford OF Boston was in town
yesterday,
Harry Dyer of Brockton, Mass, is visiting
relatives in Belfast.
E. P. Frost is on a business trip to Boston
and New YORK, buying goods.
Mrs. NJ. A Grant of Winterport is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs S l.. Dodge.
Frank W. Sheldon of Medford, Mass is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. E. A. Staples.
Walter B. Kelley of Minneapolis arrived
on steamer Penobscot yesterday morning,
George Maddocks and family of Brooks
vile are guests Of Capt and Mrs. N. S.. Lord.
Mrs. E. z. Alexander returned Tuesday
evening from visit in Portland and Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Warren Hanscom and son War; en-
of Thomaston are visiting her father, David
E. Bird.
DIR. W. G. Libby attended the meeting Of
the Maine Dental Association in Pittstield
Tuesday.
Mrs. ] E. Bragdon and daughter, Miss
Maude, are guests of Mr. and Mrs Albert
Gammans
j. l.. Sleeper is to take three weeks va
cation from Coombs 4 Sons store, begin
ming next Monday
E. D. Burd and family arrived last week
from West Medford, Mass. and are at their
cottage at Little River.
Mrs. c. Fl. Davis, nee Hattie Coolen, two
children and nurse of Dorchester, Mass
are visiting Mrs. B. f. Wells.
Mrs. Carrie E. Peirce returned home last
week from visit in Everett, Mass, Madi-
son, n. H. and Fryeburg, Me.
Mrs. Nesmith, her son James Nesmth,
and two daughters, of Brooklyn, n. Y. are
at The Birches, Rangeley Lakes.
F. H. Mayo, G. E. White, r NJ Carter
and I. L. Perry, with their wives spent Sun
day at Windemere Park, Unity,
Mrs. Ira Varnum and daughter of Brooks
vile were in Belfast Tuesday, to join Capt
! Varnum's vessel, the barge Fawn.
Rev. G. G. Winsow is on a business trip
in Aroostook and Washington Counties.
He VIII be absent week or ten days
Rev. \. T Ringold, Mrs Ringold and lit
tie Helen of Gardiner, Me, arrived Monday
to visit Mrs RS parents Mr. and Mrs. L. l..
Robbins.
| Capt. Myron Narnum of Brooksville went
to Boston Tuesday to Join his steamer the
r. H. Rath5un. which runs between Boston
and New York
Augustus Wood Of this city who has been
| d
man on the Maine Central between Water
vile and Portland
George c, Howard was in the city Tues
day on his way to his home in Montville.
Mr. Howard is pastor of the Nj E. church at
Colts Island, Maine.
| Mrs. Anna Jones of Union IS d guest of
Mrs. j G. Paul. They visited Castine
Tuesday, and went up-river and returned on
the Penobscot yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Brick are Oh "A va
cation tour TO be absent about three weeks
| They will visit Bangor, Guilford Katahdlu
Iron Works, and other points II Northern
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs F. O, Hayener and son We're
Of Parkersburg, West Virginia. were in
town last week, the guests Of Mr. Havener's
mother Mis-. A. 5. Hayener, IS Spring
street.
Brief mention was made last week OF the
Dorothea DIX celebration in Hampden a
paper on the life OF Miss DIX was read by
Mrs. Leonora pendleton NesmitL "a native of
Belfast " ho is spending the summer here,
Mrs. Marthon, widow Of Commander
Joseph Marthon, L. S. Navy aud Mrs.
| George Il. Doak are at Bar Harbor for a
week. They will return via. Camden, where
they intend making a few days stop en- route
j for home.
Mrs William l.. LIttlefed and daughter
Louise, Miss Helen Dunton, Ralph OCon.
nell and II. d Mcclellan spent a few days
last week at the Samond cottage, Little
River. Friday they entertained a party of
Belfast friends.
John Sanboru has received a letter from
| his son Russell d. SdnbOrn who is in the u
| S. army in Manila. He writes that he is III
the trenches outside the city, and gives some
interesting particulars in regard TO the
| country and its products,