The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-12
NUMBER 70
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Black visited rela-
tives in Camden last week.
Llewellyn Bruce returned to Boston Tues
day to work in shoe factory
Miss Cora Engle of Holyoke, Mass, is a
guest of Miss Edith L. Brown.
Mrs. A. d. Hayes of Portland, formerly
Millie Wadlin, is visiting in Belfast
Mrs. A. N. Noyes is visiting her sister,
Mrs. 7. F. Simonton, in Rockland
Mrs. j. c. W. Perry and two children of
Portland arrived last Saturday for a short
visit
Mrs. Nora Deering of Lewiston arrived
Saturday to visit relatives in Belfast and
vicinity.
NJ. c. Dilworth returned last Sunday from
visits in Massachusetts, Connecticut and
New York
Mrs. |. c. Libby and NJ rs. C. f. Libby of
Waterville are spending the summer in
Northport.
Eugene Bird and wife of Lynn, Mass,
returned home Monday from visit to his
uncle, ID. Z. Bird
Joseph \. Mckeen, wife and two chill
dren of Everett, Mass, arrived last Sunday
to spend a short vacation.
Miss Grace NJ. Atkinson returned to her
home in Montvile last Saturday after a
visit to her friend, Mrs ISa Morse
Charles Carter of Lowell arrived Tuesday
to visit his father, NJ F. Carter of Stockton
Springs, and friends in Belfast
L. +. Foster of Montville is announced as
candidate for County Attorney before the
Republican County Convention
F. o. Havener and wife and son of
Parkesburg, W. Va, have been the guests
| of Mrs. A. S. Havener this week
f, d. Burd, wife and children arrived
| Tuesday from West Medford, Mass, to
| spend some weeks at their cottage at Little
River.
| Misses Mabel and Jennie Rich left by
steamer Penobscot Monday for Boston, after
short visit to their uncle, A lbert Tooth
aker of Searsmont.
| Misses Abbie O. Stoddard Lana Pendle-
ton and Cleora +. Haney went to Water
vile Monday to attend the State Epworth
| l-etS ue convention.
| Mrs. f. f. Mason and daughters. Beulah
and Minnie of Wilton, Me- are visiting Mrs.
NasonS parents, Mr.. and Mrs Silas u.
Brown, in this city.
Miss Charlotte Frost returned Tuesday
! from Commencement at Niddletown, and
, visits in Hartford and New Haven, Conn,
and Cambridge, Mass.
The visit to Belfast which the Rev W f.
| Berry made last week was to attend a fami-
ly reunion and see his mother now SO Years
old. Waterville Mail.
Mrs. James l. Nesmith. Miss Nesmith and
Miss Sarah +. NeSmith of Brooklyn. y. Y,
are guests for the season at oxford Spring
| house. Portland Advertiser.
Mrs. Relief Brier with her daughter Car
RE OF Boston and her son Wilbur \ of De-
troit, Mich, arrived Tuesday to spend the
summer at the Head of the Tide
Mr.. and Ms. John Hardness. Mrs. H. !
Tibbetts and Miss Maria Andrews oi Rock
port spent Sunday on III" North shore,
Northport, guests of MI and Mrs a. A
| llo~eS.
Frank \. Russ spent the Fourth in Stou-
ington He is upwards of 9n years old, and
said the only trouble he experienced on the
trip was that he took ii cane which was of
no use to him.
Master William Quimby Foster of Port
land, who is visiting in Belfast. has ''horse-
less carriage, a goat furnishing the motive
power for d small blackboard. The motor is
apparently not high seared.
Ii is Mrs. Robert Burns Mac Mullen and
children and Miss I.ukens who are occupy
ing the W e. Thompson cottage at the South
| shore. The names We're incorrectly printed
| in our \orthport news last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Brick went to Bangor
| Tuesday for Il visit of two weeks before
returning to Massachusetts, Mr. Brick will
take an outing of a few days at Sunk Hays
with a party from the University of Maine
Mrs. VIM. b. Schiller arrived Sunday
from Allegheny, Pa, for a visit of few
days, She was accompanied by her sister,
, Miss Anne c. Crosby, who has been visiting
| her. and their mother, Mrs Caroline Crosby,
who met them in Boston.
In note received from f. G. Quimby,
President and Treasurer of the Heath
! Minneapolis, he SAYS, g. Hope to see Belfast
and friends during Home Week, but too
busy now to have much confidence in my
being able to go.
| H. NJ. Bean and wife. j. X Glover and
wife, Mrs. Burgess and J. G. Crowley of
| Camden were in Belfast last Thursday As
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Bean We're driving home
| in the afternoon, when near the residence of
| Dr.. O. &. Sherman, Belfast Road, the pole.
| OF the carriage broke overturnIng the car
| riage and throwing the occupants out. The
carriage WAS badly damaged but neither the
| occupants nor the horses were injured. 1t
| was Il narrow escape from Il serious injury.
Mrs. Sanborn, for some time past matron
| at the Girls Home in this city has resigned
to take a more lucrative position in Bangor
| and her successor is Mrs. Florence MAYNARD.
| who assumed the duties yesterday The
Association is very sorry to part with Mrs.
| SanbOrn, who has been both faithful and
efficient, and has won the esteem and friend
| ly regard of all who have met her Friday
l 81. N Al