The Republican journal., 1900-09-06
PERSONAL.

Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley went to Bangor
Tuesday for a visit
A. A. Stover Of Appleton visited relatives
in Belfast last week.
Mrs. Grace Brown is spending the week
with friends in Lewiston.
Mrs G. A. Bowden and daughter GLADYS
are visiting friends in Rockland.
Willard Bennett of Boston arrived Sum-
day to visit the family of W. E. Marsh.
Mrs. Irving Torrie of Moncton, n b., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Warren F. Marsh.
Frank NJ. Staples and family will move
back from South Hancock to Belfast in
October.
Hon. John F. Hill of Augusta was in Bel
last Aug. 2eth and 30th, a guest of James S.
Hartman, Esq.
| Mrs. Emily Trussell and son Ernest of
North Weymouth, Mass, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. q. Trussell.
| Mrs. A. T. Ringod and daughter Helen
returned to Gardiner last week after a visit
of several weeks in Belfast.
MI =. i. hoplHsoH anu daughter LOttle
OF Somerville, Mass, returned home Aug.
18th, from visit at II. W. Mariners.
Walter P. Carter Of Maiden, Mass, arriv
ed Sunday morning for a short vacation
with his family, who are spending the sum-
mer here.
| Charles II. Field has returned from his
yachting trip in the Ventura He left the
yacht at Boothbay, from which port she
sailed for Boston.
| Mrs Arbella Cunningham and son Charles
OF Belfast, and Mrs. Robe F. Alexander of
Belmont left Saturday for visits in Lewis
ton and Readfeld.
| Mrs. VIM. Crosby returned last Saturday
from visits to her sisters in Winchendon
and Fitchburg, Mass She spent Old Home
Week in Portland.
| Mrs. Annabel Underwood returned home
to Lewiston Monday after visiting her par
ents, Wales L. Miller and wife. Her mother
went with her for a short visit
Mrs. Nettie Wheeler and daughter Millv
of Cambridge, Mass, and George Teller of
Waltham, left for home Saturday, after a
| visit of few weeks in Belfast
Mrs. Carrie f. Peirce returned home last
Thursday, after an absence of three
months. She visited in Everett, Mass, and
| at Lake Pleasant, Saratoga, \. Y.
| Mrs. c. Aug. Brown returned Thursday
from week 5 visit in Boston, where she at
J tended the New. England Gallaudet Associa-
! ton of deaf mutes held at the Revere House.
| Misses Annie and Jennie Ware Of Brock
ton, Mass, are III Belfast The former ex
poets to spend the winter here. but Miss
Jennie will return to her school i'm that city.
| Alonzo Hart arrived Tuesday to visit his
| father Gilbert Hart. He belongs on the
| steamship Hamilton of the Old Dominion
| Line, plying between New York and Nor
| folk
! Mrs. f. J..Starfett left Yesterday to juin
her husband in Boston He is in Filene's
dry goods store, No. 449 Washington street.
where he will be pleased to meet any of his
friends
T. Gerrish Of Eo>tou, author Of The
Blue and the Gray, Will Newton, the
Young Volunteer. and many other books
for boys, is in Rocklanl. registered at the
Thorndke.
Rev \. \. Smith came from Gloucester
Mass, last Sunday and held services IN the
Iniversal>t church, returning to Massa-
chusetts Monday. He will arrive home with
Mrs. Smith Saturday
Misses Isabelle Towle and Grace Pendle-
ton went to Greenville Saturday to resume
their schools. They We're accompanied by
Mrs. May Clark Of that place, who has been
visiting Miss Pendleton.
}. o. Whitcomb and wife, after visits in
Belfast and vicinity, left Thursday for
Springfield, Mass, where they are to reside
Their marriage recently in Sorrento was
reported at the time in The journal.
The Maine G. A. R. party at the national
encampment in Chicago last week numbered
14S, and included the following: Mrs. Nancy
LaGross, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Whitmore,
Bucksport, Hon. A. +. Nickerson, Swanvlle,
and Katherine G. Brer, Searsport.
B. L. Smith, Esq. Of Patten, was in Bel
fast a short time last week. Mrs Smith,
who has been with her brother, L. II. Murch.
VIII IeluII nome Ill Il lew udNS. her son
Bert arrived here Tuesday MI Murch's
health has much improved.
Edgar G. Pratt, Esq, of New York. who
will address Republican rally at the Opera
House tomorrow evening, graduated from
the Belfast High school in 1892, having the
class history and prophesy; and now, after
an interval of eight years he will occupy the
same stage and discuss the political ssnes
OF the day.
Prof. NJ. j.. West, who, at the close of the
last school year, resigned the position in the |
Normal school he has ably filled for several
years past, has been elected teacher of pen
manshp and commercial branches in the |
public schools of Easton, Mass and he and |
his family will remove to their new home
the present week Prof. and Mrs. West |
have been deservedly popular and their going !
from us is sincerely regretted by many
friends. Prof. West and family " i'll reside at
North EaStOn. Pennington Chronicle
George r. Williamson of New York has
bought 20 acres of the Read farm, extending
from NOrthpOrt avenue to the shore, and |
will build a home there. He has leased the
Pendleton house, II Northport avenue, and
will OccuDV if until his nav houSa iS raaI,