The Republican journal., 1900-07-19
PERSONAL.

last Thursday
Mrs. A. A. knight returned Sunday from
visit in Rockland.
Frank Fl. Clements and wife arrived home
Sunday from Howard, R. l.
Mrs. w. r: Howard went to York, Me-,
last Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Geo. W. Pendleton visited friends in
Lynn, Mass, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Cunningham took
carriage ride to Stetson last week.
Ross Sanborn arrived Sunday to visit his
parents, W. II. Sanborn and wife
Roy Webber went to Dexter last Saturday
to work in Fay Il Scotts machine shop.
Harry and Ben Stoney of Cambridgeport,
Mass, are visiting relatives in this city.
c. w. Coates and wife of Moncton, n. B.,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs G. F.
Edgett
H. B. Warren of Catskill, \. Y, was in
Belfast last week on business with c. Fl.
Maxtield
meetings of the State Assessors in northern
ArOostook.
Mrs. George Forsaith and daughter Flor
ence of Everett, Mass, are visiting relatives
in this city.
Mrs. j. W. Jones returned home last Fri
day from a three-weeks visit in Bridge
water, Mass.
Mrs. B. B. Grant of Boston arrived Satur-
day and is at the home of her father, Joseph
H. Trussell
Mrs. Lydia Cummings returned to Rock
land Saturday, after short visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. G. A. Beckett.
Thursday to attend the meeting of the
Maine Press Association.
John L. Gardner and wife of Boston
arrived last Thursday to visit Mr.. G.'s
brother, Israel A. Gardner.
Miss Jessie knowlton is at home from
Boston with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Knowlton of East Northport
Miss Lillian W. Page is spending her vaca-
ton with her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Leighton.
Miss Page is teacher in Springfield, Mass.
Lewis Sanborn spent Sunday at his home
in Guilford. His place as baggage master
at the depot was filled by Horace Twombly.
o. c. Evans of South Portland. formerly
Superintendent of Schools in Belfast, is
Superintendent of Schools in North Easton.
Mass.
Mrs. Sampson \. Reed and daughter
Abbie will spend next week in Livermore
Falls, as guests of DR.. and Mrs Horace w.
Tilden.
Mrs Nellie Robbins returned to Boston
Monday from a visit to her mother, Mrs II.
ii. Forbes. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Helen ". Crosby.
Edwin II. Dickey of Lewiston spent sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Lois f. Diekey.
He was accompanied by Miss Jennie lib
bets of Lewiston.
Phillip Thompson, wife and daughter of
Cambridge, Mass, are at Stewarts S lodging
house. They are looking for a small farm
on which to settle.
DR.. +. w. Gould was Il guest of John Il.
Dunton few days last week. He is located
at Cliehaven, and is making Il short visit to
his old home in Troy
Maurice Lord. whose leg was amputated
a few weeks ago, is gaining in health and
strength He wears an artificial limb made
by himself, which works well.
Joseph Williamson, Jr., was in Augusta,
THURSDAY. for short time, having made a
flying trip from Monhesan. where he is
spending mis- vacation. kennebec journal.
Henry F. Butfingtonof Washington, u. C.,
who has charge of the special agents of the
census department in New England, is max
ing tour OF Maine, and was in Belfast Sat
urday.
Mrs Izah T. Sanbon, who has been matron
of the Girls Home, left Saturday for her
home in Norway, Me. She will 90 to Bangor
soon to take charge of the Kings Daugh-
ters Home.
Frank w. Gowen arrived in Waterville
from Philadelphia july 10th, accompanied
by his niece, Miss Gertrude Ora Gowen of
Taunton, Mass. He will remain in Maine
1Or the summer.
Warren Fahy arrived home Saturday from
visit in South Braintree, Mass, accom-
panied by his aunts, Mrs. Herbert Annis of
South Braintree and Miss Louise Fuller of
Albany, \. Y.
Mrs. G. A. Leavitt returned Thursday
from visit in Putnam, Ct, accompanied
by Miss Flora Ellis of that town, who is to
visit here few weeks and by Mrs. q. +.
Eames of Boston.
Misses Edith West, Edith Dunton, Blanche
Rock well, Carrie kingsbury, Mary Carter,
Marion Wells and Alice Poor, chaperoned
by Miss Paul. spent last week at the Elwell
cottage, Little River.
Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley returned last
Thursday from a visit to her brother Walter
b. Kelley, at st. Anthony Park, Mimi.
She was accompanied by Miss Weeks of
Dorchester, Mass, as her guest.
Mrs. Fannie III. Baker, Mrs. Annie B.
Knight and Augustus G. Knight of Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Apollonio of Winches-
ter, Miss C.. Gertrude IIulett and Miss Ada
NJ Mitchell of Ticonderoga, y. y, are at
the Salmond cottage, Little River, for IL few
weeks Mrs Baker and Mrs. Knight hope
to meet all their former Belfast friends dur