The Republican journal., 1900-08-16
PERSONAL.

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Mrs Fred L. Mitchell of Boston is visit
, ing friends in Belfast.
Mrs c. Davis returned home Monday
from a visit in Portland.
George Teller of Waltham, Mass, is visit
ing at Capt. d. H. Libbys.
Harold McTaggart of Pittstield is visiting
his uncle, John McTaggart.
Carl Craig White of Waterville is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs f. S. Bowker
Miss Mary L. Wight of Boston, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Sarah NJ. Wight.
Rev. Clifford B. Abbott of Botson is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. L. F. Mcdonald.
Rev. Geo. S Mills went to Calais Tuesday
20 Join Mrs. Mills and the children.
Miss Florence Keen of Washington, d. c.,
is visiting Miss Mary Pond i'll this city.
Miss Byzantine Miller of Brunswick is
visiting her sister, Miss Flora NJ. Sherman.
DR.. Charles P. Bean of Boston is quite i'll
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Abbie Is.
Cox.
John f. Shuman and two children of Lew
iston are visiting his parents. f. 5. Shuman
and wife.
John r. Dunton. Esq, returned Monday
from AN outing with the CaStine Alumni at
Standpoint,
Atwood Cilley. Who has been in the OF
chpstra at Hotel Longwood, Boston, arrived
home Sunday.
u. Ii. Mutt of Manchester. y. H., returned
home Tuesday after visit Of three weeks
at +. II IIoag's
Miss Frances f. Frar'le of Somerviile, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Fred Timm and
daughter Elizabeth.
Mrs. VI. v s. knowlton of Rockland a.
rived Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs
Mary T. Waterman.
Cha,. X. Tilden and wife of Ilallowell,
and Geo b. Fowler and wife of Boston are
guests of Samuel Adams.
WEI e in Belfast Monday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Herbert Norris.
Mrs. a. W. Brainard and daughter Ethel
of Lawrence, Mass, visited her brother, W.
F. Thompson, Esq, last week.
Walter S. Hobbs was in Swift Il Paul S
store last week in place of Leo Sargent, who
was suffering from lame hand
Henry Ethelbelt Adams and Wilfred A.
Collins of Boston, who have been guests of
Mrs Abbie b. Cox, returned home Monday
Capt $ NJ. Millken arrived in san Fran
cisco from Manila on the transport Sherman
Aug It'll, and is expected home in a few
days.
Misses Elizabeth and Stella Cooperof Rox-
bury, Mass, are visiting their sister, Mrs
c. f. Hamilton of Swanylle, and friends in
Belfast.
J. A. Schmidt of Boston, an official of the
Standard Oil Co., was i'll town Tuesday on
business with the local agent, John San
born.
Chas. H. Twombly left for Cambridgeport,
Mass, Tuesday morning to accompany his
sister, Mrs Herbert Norris, who came to
Belfast with the remains of her husband.
Mrs Ellen NJ Starrett arrived home Tues
day from Louisville, KY, accompanied by
Mrs Margaret Vaughan, Mr.. Frank Naug
han and Miss Edith Vaughan of that city.
Mrs. Catherine l.. Drown of Boston is
spending the summer with her sister, Mrs.
j. G. Brooks. Mrs. browns son, Arthur L.,
returned to Boston Monday after short visit
in Belfast.
John Sanborn has lately received letters,
papers and photographs from his son Rus
sell in the L. S. Army in the Philippines.
He has been in the hospital but was much
improved at time of writing.
Robert Truitt and wife of Philadelphia
are guests of Albert Gammans and wife
Mr. Truitt is Professor of Greek and Latin
in school recently founded in Philadelphia
and his wife is a granddaughter of B. P.
Shilaber.
L. A. Caine, Grand Chief Templar, of
West kennebunk, is the guest of Grand
Secy Bracket this week. He addressed
the meeting under the auspices of the Juve-
nile Templars at Temple Heights Wednes-
day, and will speak at Windermere Park,
Friday before Waldo District Lodge.