The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
PERSONAL.

day in Belfast.
Mrs. L. 0. Fernald visited relatives in
Stonington last week.
d. G. Davis and Mrs. Hannah Whitten
spent Sunday in Union.
Miss Daisy Taylor of New York is visit
ing Miss Maude Gammans.
Maurice Thompson arrived from Boston
Saturday for a short vacation
Melvin Parker of Warren visited Mrs.
Lydia Hatch of this city, last week
Mrs. Alice Thombs returned last Thurs
day from visit to South Bend, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Clement returned Sat
urday from business trip to Boston,
Mrs. Freeman Cook, Miss Stella Cook and
Master Russell spent Sunday in Unity
Joel ?. Wood of Northport is to be census
enuNerator for Northport and Belmont.
Gilbert Miller and daughter Marion visit
ed ms father, George W. Miller, last week
James A. Gammans of Chicago is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert Gammans.
Miss Millett returned to Belfast SATURDAY.
AAoiAA 4iooottSH uoCltS, WueIt size Has bttu
several weeks
Mrs. Frank Lee of Bangor returned home
Saturday from visit to relatives in Belfast
and Belmont
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Ferguson and children
have gone to Somes Sound for month, and
possibly for the season.
Mrs. Abbe Pratt is in this city for the
summer and has rooms in the VIM. C. Mar
shall house. Church street.
Mrs. F. l.. Harmon returned home last
Saturday from visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Whitcomb in Morrill,.
Miss Emma Florence Newell left the Girls
Home Tuesday to go to new home in the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Page of Kingman.
Rev. q. S. Mills has accepted an invitation
to deliver the annual address before the Y
NJ. {. A. of Dartmouth College on the
evening of Commencement Sunday, June
9th.
Mrs, Emma E. Latin of Jersey City, N.
d., Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas Gan
non. Mrs. Latin was called here by the
sudden death of her mother Mrs. Joanna
B. Morse
Miss Zaidee B. Carter returned home
Saturday from New York, where she was
employed as stenographer and typewriter
IN connection with the meetings of the
Ecumenical council
Mrs. Ella NJ. Ltteted of Prospect was
in Belfast last week on her return home
from New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
where she had been to establish agents for
w. p. Iilgler X Co., publishers
Miss Ethel Barr was at home from Water
vile few days the past week. The school
board OF that city allows each teacher one
day per term to visit schools in other places,
and Miss Barr visited the schools here Mon
day.
DR.. o. S. Ersbine OF Frankfort, who went
to England a few weeks age found the for
and smoke of London very trying They
brought ON troublesome cough Hearty
ed at Paris April 10Th, and viii sail for home
May 10Th, health permitting
Henry Il. Dawson of Monroe was in the
city Thursday to attend the meeting OF the
Waldo County Veteran Association, hut the
storm prevented the meeting. Mr.. Dawson
iS SUN III the held as Il candidate luI the
i'"ii'''atioh l"t state senator
Misses Annabel Morse of Portland and
ldclla Morse OF Lowell M4ssrs Edward
Morse of Boston and Frank Morse of Dey-
ter. came to Belfast last week to attend tho
funeral of their grandmnthrr Mrs .I,,n,,
B Morse Mrs. Pauline Duncan of North
Haven a sister-n-law. WAS also urpse,t
Frank II. tollpy, Esq, the well known
offices in the Cyforti hIiiin% T,rtIa,,d , i,
will be. clad to meet his YorI cnnnt f,ia',I
when i'm that city Mr. rnilev'S nt,;nal .,rr
newly refttpd viii, telenhune conna,.ti"n
and all the modern con, v..,Iintas ,yIi,b
necessary for an un-tu-1atp law otticn IN
defOrd Record ''
Miss Ellie llttleileld If Nntrrport. to
whom the Elizabeth YATES \ gives the re
ceptlon at the Y NJ. {. \, parurs this even
ING, IS one OF the most accomplished and
attractive of the young speakers of the
white ribbon order. She has already made
many friends in this city. at her former ip-
veution of twn >ears ,~o and +hara ,,n
doubt that all who hear her address tonight
M'li iecTiNe SohletillG 'ney W"uid not have
pGeh " illlhS 10 HISS. bangor "fllmefrlat,
MAY ilI.