The Republican journal., 1900-08-23
PERSONAL.

| Monday on business.
| brother, l.. II. Murch.
| VIM. A. Mace of Brunswick is visiting
relatives, in Belfast.
Sumner P. Lothrop of New York is visit
| ing relatives in Belfast.
Margaret Dunton returned Friday from a
visit in Milton Mills, n. H.
Mrs. B. L. Smalley of Revere, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
| Walter Cooper left yesterday for a short
visit in Waterviile and Gardiner.
| Charles Sleeper returned to Boston Mon
day from short visit in Belfast.
Mrs Victor Brett of Bangor is spending
few days with Mrs. S. A. Reed.
f. H. Kelley of the Bangor Commercial
was in Belfast the first of the week
| Mrs. G.. |. York and children recently
! visited her father, Henry c. Marden
| Rev. Charles Henry Wells of Burlington,
| VT, is spending a short vacation in Belfast
| Miss Nellie Brown of Knox is spending
| the week with her aunt, Mrs. L. f. Dckey.
| Miss Annie Marston of Boston arrived
yesterday to visit the family of W. T. How
ard.
Mrs. Alfred A. Small and son Houston
went to Winthrop Tuesday for a short
| visit.
| John Walton and wife of Skowhegan
| visited relatives in RpfaSt and Ralmnpt 1ocf
| week
Daniel Berran and Robert A Cony of the
Kennebec Journal are guests of Orrin j.
Dickey.
Sheriff S. G. Norton went to Old Orchard
yesterday to attend meeting of the sherffs
OF Maine.
Mrs. Geo. w. Chapman left for Lee, n H.,
yesterday, after short visit in Belfast and
Rockland.
Mrs. Emma A Lucas of Mansfield Mass,
is visiting r. T. Rankin and other relatives
liz Belfast
Fred l.. Howard, wife and child visited
his brother, Ira L. Howard of Pittstield
last week.
Herbert S. and Edgar f. Hatch of Lynn,
Mass, arrived recently to visit in Belfast
and vicinity
Frank Lee and wife and Miss Celia Yates
of Bangor are visiting friends in Belfast
and Belmont.
Frank W. Gowen of Waterville who is
speaking in Waldo county, has been in Bel
fast this week.
Mr.. +. W. Capen, who has been visiting
his brother, Rev. X. 7. Capen, returned to
Boston yesterday.
c. L. Libby of Burnham has gone ON
business trip to Montana and will be absent
about two months.
Bryon b. Hatch OF Dorchester, Mass, re-
turned home Friday from a visit To his sis
ter, Mrs. d. f. Bird.
Ernest Libby OF Blidsewater. Mass, re-
turned home Monday. after a short visit in
Belfast and Winterport
Misses Maud steward and Edna Eoix
spent a few days last week in hocllland
with Miss Hattie Ienents
Mrs. Wallace Staple. and daughter Iala
of IIolbrook, Mass, are visiting Mrs. ).
sister, Mrs. Geo. T. MichaelS.
Leslie f. Neal, druggist at Poor x Sons
having a two weeks vacation. and Went to
Gardiner Monday for a short visit.
| Capt. Il. F. Patterson left Monday foE
Noank to ioin his schooner. the Anna Pen
| dleton. after short visit at home,
| John 7. Jordan, wife and SON of Wollas-
ton, Mass, returned home last Saturday
from two weeks visit in East Belfast,
| c. f. White of the firm OF Mayo, White "
Carter went to Augusta Tuesday to attend
the Wholesale Confeetioner>' Convention.
Rev. f, P. Parker, y. ~, and wife of
Hartford Conn. and grandson, f. y. Parker
End of Boston, are guests of II. i. Thomp-
son.
! Mrs e. H. Gruby of Boston. Mrs. y. r.
Hartman and Miss Helen Thomas of An
anpoliS, Md, are visiting Mrs. II, B. Cun-
nngham.
u. H. Glidden of Ninalhaven and l.. II.
| Loveioy of Rockport, deputy collectors,
We're in Belfast Saturday on custom house
| business.
| Capt NIllard G. Dow is at home in Bucks
port after an extended absence at sea His
vessel, the bark Rebecca Crowei, is dis
chargins.ls lIes Bath.
Basil Newell has been appointed manager
of the Western mon Office at Wiscasset
Maine, the repeating station for Squirrel
! Island and Booth bay lIarhot.
| Chas. III. Twombly arrived Friday even
| ing from Cambridgeport, Mass, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. Herbert Norris, and little
son Willie, who viii make their home in
| Belfast,
Mrs S A. Reed and daughter Abbie will
! leave by train next Monday for Boston. and
after IA visit Of two weeks spent there and
at Nantasket Beach, will journey on to
| their home in Minneapolis.
| Mrs. \esmith and dau9 hters of Brooklyn.
y. Y, and Mr.. f. J. Cunningham OF Tomp-
| kinsville. y V. " no have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Cooper on huich street,
! left for home Tuesday morning. They
! spent most of last week at the unningham
! homestead in Montvllle.
| Misc (ra.ia \i,hnIs nf J,lrE snort having