The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28
NUMBER 26
PERSONAL.

Miss Lillian Spinney went to Prospect
Tuesday to visit her father.
Hon. S. S. Brown of Watervlle was in
Belfast on Monday on business.
Mrs. F. G. Mixer returned home Tuesday
from week s visit in Freedom.
Mrs. George Thomas of SCHUYLER. Neb.. is
spending the summer i'm Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Latty and daughter of
Portland were in Belfast Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Wiggin of Portland is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Conant.
Miss Caroline w. Field went to Bango
yesterday for visit of two or three weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor and daughter Kate
are taking carriage drive in Penobscot
county
Miss Susie Edith Patterson went to Unity
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. F. II.
Cousens.
Mrs. John McTaggart and children visited
friends in Bangor, Pittstield and Brooks the
past week.
Miss Grace f. Walton left Tuesday for
Carroll, Mon, to visit Mr.. and Mrs J. J
Hennessey
Capt. |. NJ. Boardman is in a critical con-
dition as the result Of an attack of apoplexy
on June 10th
Hugh ID. Mcclellan went to Waterville
Tuesday to attend the commencement of
Colby College.
W. H. Mcclellan, Esq, went to Waterville
yesterday to attend the commencement of
Colby College.
j. II. Fitzgerald and wife of Boston were
in this city Saturday and registered at the
Windsor Hotel.
Messrs. Thomas Dunn of Thomaston and
Ira Libby of Warren were at the Revere
House Tuesday.
Mrs. Lewis o. Fernald went to North
Penobscot yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Viola Garland.
Mr. II. c. Pitcher and his son Ralph re
turned last Thursday from business trip
to Aroostook county.
Henry Russell of Lawrence, Mass, arriy
ed last week to spend few weeks in Bel
fast and Northport
Mrs. +. r. Conner and Miss Ada Jones
went to Bangor and returned by steamer
City of Bangor Tuesday
F. F. Drew and wife, Master F. Drew
of Boston and Master Percy Knowlton of
Liberty We're in this city Sunday.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, and W C. Mar
shall are in Brunswick attending the com
mencement of Bowdoin College
Mrs. J. II. IIowes, Mrs. Elmer Sherman
and Mrs Geo. A. Quimby left Tuesday to
visit Mrs. Amos Clement at Seal IIarbor.
Miss Helen Dunton arrived last Thursday
from Boston, where She has been stud ing
music in the New England Conservatory
Mrs. VIM. +. Swan arriN cd home from
Minneapolis Saturday Mr swan remained
in Boston until Monday to attend the funeral
of James Gammans.
Under the new time table on the Maine
Central, which went into effect June 18th.
Conductor John \. Mace is ON the day eX-
press to Bar lIarbor. the same AS last year
Miss Mary Wight Of Boston is visiting her
cousin. Miss Sarah Wight. They returned
Tuesday from tvo-days' visit to Miss
Mary 5 brother, 4. \ Wight of WaIdoboro.
VIM. H. Nickerson is quite i'll with rneiI-
munia in Verona He went tu BuckSport to
set up a saw mill for the Belfast Machine X
Foundry CO.., and was taken suddenly i'll
while there.
Mrs Albert GanmanS went to Newton
Centre, Mass, last Friday To attend the
funeral of her brothel-in-aw. James Gam
mans She will remain in Massachusetts a
week OF more.
Mr. aud Mrs ". Il Marshall and son viii
leave Boston for Sioux Falls, $. d.. in Il few
days. Mr.. NJ had business in New York
and went there last Saturday. and his wife
and son Join him in Boston to-ia!.
II. L. Woodcock arrived home from Ban
gor last Thursday and viii remain until
July 10th or 18th. lie had a fine sale of pic
lures in Bangor and took orders for ot por-
traits of Ex-Governor ID. +. Davis, members
of the Dobson family of Pittsfield. and other
prominent people IN that vicinity.
The w c. I. U. County Convention.