The Republican journal., 1899-05-18


New York Tuesday to spend the summer.
| DR.. John Stevens passed through Belfast
Tuesday on his way from Bangor to Chicago.
! United States Senator TaIiaferro of Florida
and family, will spend the summer in Bel
fast
E. D. Burd of East Medtield, Mass, arriv--
ed Monday to look after his property at Lit
tie River
Edward Bowles of Bucksport was in Bel
fast May 10th to attend the funeral of Capt.
John Moore.
W. R. Howard attended the annual field
meet of the University OF Maine at Orono
last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Clark have left
Ormond Florida, and will arrive in Belfast
about June 1st.
Mrs. R. Bean Of Charestown, Mass, was
in this city Thursday on her way to Sears
mont, for visit.
1t is said that Ralph C. johnson AMI fam
lily of Washington, d. c., will not come to
Belfast this summer.
Mrs. Ira M. Cobe arrived Tuesday from
Chicago for short visit and is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W Heating
DR.. Frank A. Knowlton of Fairfield was
called to Belfast Tuesday by the serious i'll
ness of his father, j. w. Knowlton.
Miss Mary A, Gilmore of Freedom, who
has spent the winter with Mrs. Calvin A
Hubbard, returned home yesterday.
William j. and Albert 7. Colburn of Tole-
do, Ohio. vera in Belfast a few days the
past week to attend the funeral of their
mother.
Rev. I. B. Mower arrived in this town
Monday night from South Berwick on his
way to Cambridge, where his relatives re-
side. dexter gazette
Mrs. Ed. A. Richardson and daughter
Matte returned fron Quiuby, Mass, Thurs
day, where they have oeen spending part
of the winter. Deer Isle Messenger.
Mrs. l. 7. Fl, Sanborn arrived Friday
from San Francisco, where she spent the
winter, and has resumed her duties as Ma
tron of the Girls Home.
Walter j. Clifford and Orrin j. Diekey at
tended a reception to Chaplain Coulter of
ullt mdSSdcuuStblS IPlN lS4cLl SpuS VI y tICI-
ran, in Portland yesterday.
Mr. W, f. Mutt of Fairfield was in this
city two days this week IN the interest
of the Fidelity Rupture Cure Co. They
have cured and discharged eight patients.
l.. c. Batemau, the Middle-of-the-road
, Populist leader of Maine. writes from
Nebraska that William j Bryan can never
carry that State if h- is nominated for
President. Portland Press.
Mrs. Sewyn Thompson entertained a
party of friends very pleasantly at her home
on Grove street Friday afternoon. Whist
was played and the prize was won bi Mrs
John Poor.
Geo. w. bennett returned to Ellsworth
Monday after a short visit to his mother.
Mrs Joseph bennett He is engaged in the
sail making business at Ellsworth and has
been absent from Belfast % years,
W. E. Dllworth, the old New England
league war Horse was in the city Saturday
in charge of the Gardiner high school uIne
of which he is the coach He had an eagle
eye on each one of the youngsters. Water
Vile Mail.
Miss Ella Alwilda Wentworth, accom-
panied by Miss Edith Stephenson, left
Thursday by steamer City of Bangor for
Massachusetts. Miss Stephenson sg9esi to
Taunton, and Miss Wentworth to Chelsea,
where she will visit relatives and friends
DR.. Austin Thomas and wife will leave
Waterville on Thursday to make Thomas
ton their future home. The doctor IS
reliable physician and surgeon and takes
with him the best wishes of this community
Both DR.. and Mrs. Thomas have gained
| friends even during their brief residence in
Waterville. Waterville Mail.
! Rev Jas S Williamson Of Augusta, a
well known Congregational clergyman of
| Maine, has been called to the pastorate Of
| the North Congregational society in Haver-
| hill, and it is supposed he will accept. Rev.
F. A. Gilmore, formerly OF Belfast, is pastor
| of Unitarian church in Haverhlll.
Rev. DR., George B. Isey, pastor of the
| Columbia Street Baptist church, acconpani-
ed by Mrs. Ilsley, left Bangor May 10th for
California to attend the May anniversaries
of the Baptist denomination at San Francis
| co. They will be gone until the middle of
July and will visit Mrs. Isley's brothers and
| other relatives on the Pacific coast.
I Mrs. Gordon Mckay, a famous metropG-
| tan beauty, once plain Miss Treat of Frank
fort, Maine was recently married TO Adolf
Won Brue ming a young German diplomat of
ancient lineage and ample fortunes in hand
and prospect. The marriage took place
some weeks ago IN Washington, where the
| groom was stationed as a member of the
! German diplomatic service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea and daugh-
| ter Eleanor Frances arrived in Belfast last
| Thursday. Mr.. Shea $ troupes clossd very
successful season last week, and he and his
wife are taking a well earned vacation
They left here Tuesday and sailed from Bos-
ton yesterday for tour in Europe. Miss
Eleanor will remain in Belfast with her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs G, W. Burkett.
Will G. Burkett, Mrs SIS brother, who has
been with one of the troupes, arrived home
Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. E. Leighton went to
Belfast May 3D. where they were the
guests of Rev. Ashley A. Smith until Fri
day. Wednesday evening, Cot. Leighton
was rendered reception by the members of
A. E. Clark camp, sons of Veterans, and in
response to the address of welcome by the
mayor, outlined the work Of the order and
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