The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-07-26
PERSONAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Brown spent few
days last week at Swan Lake.
Miss Ida B. Roberts went to Rockland
Saturday for short visit.
Nathaniel B. Buxton and wife of Boston
are guests of DR.. D. P. Flanders.
Miss Buford Holmes of Winterport is
visiting the family of p. S. Staples.
Miss Kate Gardner of Castine was a
guest of Mrs. N. j. Pottle last week.
Miss Edith Gray of Colby, 1902, is a guest
of her schoolmate, Miss Bernice Rogers.
Tileston f. Woodside of Sabattus is visit
visiting his uncle, Tileston Wadlin, Esq.
F. H. Adams and wife of Boston were
registered at the Revere House July 18th.
Mrs. +. E. Pendleton of Boston arrived
Friday to visit friends in Belfast and Isles
boro.
Mrs. William Hyams of New York is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Arnold
Harris.
Mrs. Leslie Prentiss returned to Lowell
Searsport.
Miss Fannie Stevens went to Boston Sat
urday to spend her vacation with her brother
Llewellyn.
Mrs. J. H. Dodge and son Bert arrived
home Friday from visit in Boston, Everett
and Roxbury.
Irving L. Robinson and wife of Boston are
visiting Mrs. RS parents, Thomas P.
Logan and wife.
Albert Hale and A. j. Chatfee of East
Somerville, Mass, returned home Saturday
from a visit to S. S. Woods.
George Brown and wife of Boston were in
Belfast last week on account of the death of
her father, Edmund Stevens.
c. NJ. Craig and family and Mrs Frank j.
Starrett and children were at the Durham
cottage, Temple Heights, the past week.
Capt. S. NJ. Milliken, U. S. A., sailed
from Manila July LIST for home. He is ex-
pected in San Francisco about Aug. list,
Henry Hills, son of Oscar Hills of East
NOrthport, has arrived at Cape Nome, and
letters received from him are encouraging
Mrs. Edwin Cleale and son Morton of
West Roxbury, Mass, returned home Satur-
day They have been guests of p S Staples
and wife.
John F. Smaley returned home Saturday
from Auburn, where he has been patient
in the Jewell sanitarium. He is consider
ably improved.
Edmund F. Brown spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick w. Brown
He is night man in the Bangor x Aroostook
Railroad station at IIoulton
Rev Rollin T. Hack left Saturday for a
visit in Pittstield, Mass While there he
will occupy the pulpit OF one of the leading
churches. Portland Advertiser.
Arthur Pettingill arrived Friday for Il
short visit to his father, \. G.'Pettinsill
He is in the employ of Metcalf X Co., drug
gists, in their branch store in Brookline
Capt. Ernest Gray closes his connection
with steamer Silver Star as eNpressman
July :ilst. Capt. Gray has been on the route
several years and has established a fine
business.
| Capt. Jerre O. Hayes arrived home Fri
day from Norfolk, Va. His vessel. the bark
i Olive Thurlow is bound from Norfolk to
| Vera Cruz, in charge of Capt Coles while
| Capt. Hayes takes IA vacation.
| Mrs. \. /. Pote formerly of Bangor, and
of late instructor of eocution and art OF
Carnegie hall. New York, has taken the
Robert Sprowl house in Neazie and with
several of her pupils will occupy it for the
summer
Mrs. L. W. Pendleton is spending the
summer at Lake George, New York. Iel
sister, Mrs. Fessendeu, is expected in Bel
fast during Old Home Week, and if his Off.
cial duties permit she will be accompanied
by her husband, Capt j. A. Fessenden.
In the list of members of the Democratic
State committee, printed by the Opinion
and other papers last week, Mr.. c. B. Hal
was given as the member for Waldo county
We are informed that Mr.. Fred w. Pote, THE
popular steamboat agent at Belfast. was
| chosen to the position Rockland Opinion
| G. W. Winslow and family and Rev g.
G. Winslow have taken the Fuller Cottage
at Northport for a few weeks. Mrs. John
Dudley of Chicago, and Mrs. Sarah Walk
| ley OF Westtield, Mass, are their guests
Miss Myrtle Mitchell is spending part OF
her vacation with them.
ID. T. Guptill arrived home Monday even
ing from Marblehead, Mass, where he at
tended the reunion of his regiment, the It'll
Massachusetts, July DIST, the 3oth anniver
| sary of the Battle OF Bull Kun. Allen Brad
shaw of Dorchester. Mass, came home will
Mr.. Guptill for a short visit
Reuben L. Ilsley, formerly principal of tn,
Belfast High school, and son of Rev DR..
and Mrs. George B. Hsley of Bangor, has
been appointed to a clerkship in the Char
lestown navy yard and has entered upon hi:
duties. Mr.. Ilsley was one of d large elias:
of candidates and stood at the head after
the examinations.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Sibley are enjoyin.
a trip in Central Maine. They Went t,
| Burnham Friday, took a team to Dexter
thence by train to Kineo, and spent Sunda,
at Moosehead Lake Monday they returned
to Dexter, where they took team for
drive through Harmony, Athens, Bingham