The Republican journal., 1899-06-29
PERSONAL,


Miss Evelyn Wood is visiting in Rich
mond and Brunswick.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman is visiting her son
Chas. E. Bicknell, in Rockland.
Miss j. A. Wiggin is visiting her sister
Mrs. Cousens, in Brookline, Mass.
Martin V. B. Knowlton of Rockland visit
ed friends in Belfast the past week.
Miss S. w. Palmer arrived Saturday even
ing from Portland to visit relatives,
Henry W. Abbott, Montville, has beer
appointed justice of the peace and ouo
rum.
Miss Josie Annie Toward of Waterville
Colby 9S, has been elected to the Phi Beta
Kappa.
Mrs. W. G. Frye of Sharon, Mass, former
ly OF this city, arrived recently to visit rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Drown of Boston is visiting her sister
Mrs Mary E. Chase. She has not been in
Belfast for Al years.
Mrs. Alice Cobbett of Manchester, N. H.,
arrived with her children Tuesday to spend
the summer in Belfast.
Mr.. E. S. Pitcher sang a Jerusalem. -
at the dedication of the new Uniyersalist
church in Pittsfeld June 21st.
Miss Elizabeth Simmons arrived from
Waltham, Mass, Saturday to spend her va.
cation in Belfast and Montville
The Atlanta, Ga, journal publishes two.
column portrait Of Congressman Littefield
of Rockland, with sketch of his career.
Parish L. Strout went to Gardiner last
Thursday for a visit OF few days to his
cousin, DR.. A. K. P. Strout, who is quite ill
Miss Helen Dunton returned June 22d
from Boston, where she has been studying
at the New England Conservatory of Music,
Among the graduates from Bowdoin who
received the degree of Bachelor of Arts
June ed was Sumner Chadbourne Pattee OF
Belfast.
Mrs. FL. N. Millet has arrived here from
California, where she attended the Baptist
anniversary meetings in company with Mrs
Helen Carter.
Capt. E. L. French arrived home Saturday
from New York, where the SCH Melissa
Trask, of which he has been in command, is
discharging.
Mrs. Edward Sibley and Harold sailed
from New York last Saturday on steamer
Mesaba, not on the Manitou, as given in the
itinerary published last week
Mrs. W. G. Fuller and Mrs. e. Il. Park
man of Unity attended the dedication of til,
Universalst church in Pittsfield last weel
and We're guests of Mrs. c. E. Vickery.
Mrs. EVE Burke and Miss Zaidee B. Garter
arrived home Friday from Clifton Springs
n. Y, where Miss Carter is employed in {
sanitarium, and where her sister has beer
visiting her.
Hon. D. A. Boody and Mrs. Boody 0
Brooklyn, n. Y, visited Mr.. BIS mother
Mrs. David Boody last week They arrived
Thursday and left Saturday, spending Sun
day in Camden.
Miss Inez L. Barker of Centre Montville
who is studying in the nurse department o
VI,
been appointed assistant superintendent o
that department.
Joseph Williamson, Jr., of Augusta, Bow
doin, SS, attended the commencement A
Brunswick and played on the alumni bal
team which met defeat at the hands of th,
college nine June DIST
The Drummond family of which Hon. J
Fl. Drummond of Portland is mem Der
will hold reunion at town hall in Winslov
on September I'd. Last year ia member
of the family were present and as large
number are expected this year.
Lewis F. Gray is taking a short vacation
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Gray, las
week, and went to Vinalhaven Monday, ac
companied by his sister, Miss Flora Gray.
Miss Blanche Rockwell, who has beer
living with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Hall, number of years, left Tor hel
home in Washington, Me-, the irst of tn,
week. Miss Sadie Rockwell, who has bee1
visiting her, accompanied her.
HC OoulAdl Hdu d Gall ldSU week IRON
Gershom Hamlin of South Brooks, who will
be 80 years old the coming 4th of July Mr.
Hamlin is actively engaged in farming
working every day, and his crops are AZ
well advanced as any we have heard from il
the county.
Mrs. DR.. J. D. Titcomb and Miss Marie
Earhart of Duluth, Mimi, are the guest.
until Friday of DR.. aud Mrs. G. W. Hut
chins. They rode to this city from Quebec
on their wheels, and will begin the iourney
to Nova Scotia, Friday morning Mis-!
Maude Barker of Belfast is also a guest o
DR.. and Mrs. Hutchins. W Waterviiie Mai
June 21st.
The Journal had a pleasant call last Fri
day from Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Donnel v
who are making tour of the State in the in
terest of The Columbia a weekly newspa
per published in Portland in the interest O.
Maine Catholics. Mr.. and Mrs Donnellv
went from here to Bucksport and go from
there to Aroostook.
Among the graduates from the Farmingtor
High School last week, and the vaedictori
an, was Mabel Eldora Hunter daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. S. Hunter, the forme
editor of the Pennington Chronicle, and tn,
latter native of SearspOrt. Another grad
! uate was Mary Maude Hersey Milliken
whose theme was the Congressional Library
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