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

visiting relatives in this city.
John II. Healey went to Oakland Monday,
after short vacation at home.
Miss j. A. Webber of Hartford, Ct, is visit
ing her brother, c. S. Weber
W. F. Bean went to Bar Harbor last week
to meet friends from Kansas City.
Miss Annie Knowlton arrived home from
Boston Sunday for short vacation.
Mrs. A. A. Roix and daughter Edna went
TO Bangor Saturday for days outing.
Miss Florence Dnsmore of Waterville
arrived last Thursday to visit relatives.
Geo. r. Williamson and wife of New York
arrived last Thursday for a short visit
I. A. Haskell, wife and son of Bangor
were at the Revere House last Friday.
Mrs. A. X. Jackson and daughter Margaret
are at the Morrill, Cottage at Northport.
Mrs. Fred f. Avery of Exeter is visiting
her parents. Geo. d. McCrilis and wife.
Elmer Crockett and Mrs. George Miller of
Everett, Mass. ARE visiting friends in Belfast.
w. c. Thompson of New York arrived
Saturday to visit his father, j. c. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. F. II. Fairbanks of Everett, Mass.
is visiting her parents, A. s. Redman and
wife,
Arthur Merrill and wife of Hudson, Mass,
visited his BROTHER VIM w. Merrill, last
| week.
Wakeman Brown of Waltham, Mass,
was a guest of T. B. Dinsmore the past
| week.
q. W. Barney of Portland, formerly of
Rockland, was at the Revere House last
| Friday
Llewellyn Bruce arrived home FRIDAY
| from North Adams, Mass, for short va
cation.
Edward Clements arrived home SATURDAY.
from Worcester, Mass, for a two weeks
| vacation.
Chas. f. Crawford of New York arrived
Sunday morning to join his family and visit
relatives.
Hon. w. c. Marshall left Monday to attend
IL Assessors
ton county.
Miss Marion A. Bean of Searsmont is the
guest of her friend Ethel NJ Wilson of
Poor's Mills
Mrs. Edward Evans and son Sidney of
Waldo Station went to Bangor SATURDAY. for
a weeks visit
T a IL, 4, 8 II l.
arrived home last Friday from short visit
in Providence, +. |.
Mrs. j. F. Trefry and two children of
Boston arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. Geo
W. Davis of Belmont
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r. Knight and Miss
Marion Bean of Searsmont spent last week
at Quantabacook Pond.
Mrs Maria Liscomb of Portland, who has
returned home Monday.
Warren Pitcher and wife of Worcester,
Mass, arrived sunday to visit relatives in
Belfast and Northport.
Mrs. NJ. \. II. sherman of Waldoboro at
tended the Hatch Reunion in Montvile and
is visiting in this vicinity.
Fred Ila,lley. who has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Crania Iladiey, returned 10
his work in Boston Monday.
W. 5. Richardson and wife of Newark,
\. j., who have been visiting relatives in
Belfast, left for home Saturday.
Albert G. Smalley wife and daughter of
| hal haI taI- ;,, I,o
johnson house on Church street
Miss Edyth keene of Boston, Mass. and
Miss Lila Keene of Watham, Mass, are
the guests of Mrs. Erwin Jackson of Poo rs
Mills.
Miss Ida Mason of Boston arrived at
Frankfort by boat Tuesday and will spend
her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Wm.
Mason.
Calf, arrived Saturday to visit Mrs. Chas.
f. Owen. She has been visiting T. 5. Hatch
in Montville.
Miss Agnes Hope Pillsbury has returned
from Vienna where she has been studying
music of the great pianist LeSchetizky, and
is at her grandmother S, Mrs. IL. S. Beale' 5
amuen Herald.
DR.. Lewis \. Ellingwood of Athens, Fred
Mitchell of Boston, James " Il. Mitchell of
Northport and James p. Ellingwood of
South Boston visited DR.. A. C. Ellingwood
recently.
Mrs. Fred F. SWEET and children Edith
and Raymond of Newton Centre, Mass, who
have been the guests of Mrs. L. A. Wilson
of Poors Mills, went to Rockand Friday to
visit Mrs. Swett's mother.
Ralph W. Sawyer, Frank Gibbs, J. w.
Williams, Jr; III. NJ. Marvel and Norman
Phemister of Medford, Mass, are at the Sal
| mond cottage, Little River, and cruising ON
the yacht Jennette during the month of
August.
Rev. H. c. Meserve and wife of Indian
apoliS, Ind, were guests of II. NJ. PrentlSS
and wife few days the past week. Nr
| Meserve has been in Springfield, Mass.
| eight years and lately received Il call to In
| dianapois, where he has a much larger field
j. b. Nowrup of Saginaw, Mich, was AT
| the Windsor Hotel last Thursday. He
| formerly lived in Maine and this was his
| first visit to Belfast since 1850, when he came
| here as an officer i'm n Ranpor militia com,