The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-05-24
PERSONAL.

| A, A. Howes went to Boston Monday on
business.
Joel r. Wood went to Orono Tuesday for
few days.
Raymond Rogers went to Portland Mon
day for employment.
Mrs. c. S. Webber went to Boston yester-
| day for a short visit
G. F. Hartman, Esq of New York is Wis
| iting relatives in Belfast.
W. A. Hill of Rockland was in Belfast
| last Thursday ON business
| a. X. Paul of Boston arrived Saturday for
short visit in Belfast and Searsmont
Mrs. W. P. Clark of Winchendon, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM Crosby.
Miss Fannie NJ. Stevens is teaching the
spring term of school in the Pease district
i in Belmont
Amasa S. Heal went to Bucksport Tues
day on business for his firm, Harrison,
Wood Il Co.
| MIR. and Mrs. VIM. B. Swan left for Mime
apolis Saturday to visit Mr.. Swans daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. b. Kelley.
Prof. d. A. Sargent Of Cambridge, Mass,
was in Belfast Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral of Frank f. Crowley.
Mrs Thomas Churchill returned Saturday
from visit to her son Fred in Melrose,
Mass, and relatives in Boston.
The many friends of DR.. O. S. Ersk kne of
Frankfort will be pleased to learn of his ar
rival home from Paris May 18th.
j. f. Murphy and Miss Minnie Murphy
OF Aegan, Mimi, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter j. Clifford last week
Leroy A. Webber has returned home from
Gorham, where he has been employed in
the dry goods store of F. II. Emery
Miss Margaret Usher of Lynn Mass, was
in Belfast last week to attend the funeral
of her cousin, Miss Mary A. IIesson.
f. Morey and family arrived by special
car Wednesday evening, May 23d, and went
to Castine in their steam yacht Princess
Mrs. Charles Baker arrived home last
Saturday. She spent the winter in Wash
lnston, ID. C.. and the spring in New York.
Capt. Frank Welch of sch Henry Whit
ney is at home on account of the illness of
his wife, while the vessel is loading at Ban
gor.
VS.. Roberts of Reading. Mass, arrived
Saturday to look after his yacht Marjorie
and the Roberts cottages at North Shore,
Northport.
Dr. G. +. Eames of Boston arrived Satur-
day for short vacation, during which he
will get his steam launch ready for the
seasons cruising.
Amos Clement and family. with the ex-
ception of John. who remains to finish his
school term, left Friday for Seal IIarbor to
spend the summer.
Hon. W. G. Marshall left Tuesday morn
ing to attend meetings of the State Asses
sorS, who are at work on the Wild lands in
oxford and Franklin counties
Mondays Bangor Daily News has another
cartoon by II. l.. Woodcock who. we hear,
is meeting with good success in Bangor He
has large art class and has sold Il number
of his pictures at satisfactory prices
Messrs George and Arthur Dodworth of
New York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Is. Dm>mole, Church street The pod-
worths viii soon occupy their handsome
cottage at North Shore for the summer
At the annual meeting of the Maine fire
insurance agents in Rockland last week
Hon. Fred Atwood was elected member of
the executive committee MeSsrs. e. II.
Field and Geo. a. Qumby were present
from Belfast.
Capt Samuel Lentley, who has entered
upon his third term at Washington as Judge
advocate general of the navy, married a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mill;keu.
a niece of the late Hon. $ l.. Millken of
this city.
Capt Alzo NJ. Carter was at sea. bound
from Newport News to Bangor, when his
wife's Illness took what proved to be fatal
turn. lie arrived at Fort Point the 18th.
and drove over 10 Belfast arriving here the
night before his wife died
Mrs. May Goss of Fhchburg, Mass has
been with her sister Mrs Kathleen W. Tar
ter, several weeks, earring for her during
her last illness with d true sisters fidelity.
Their brother, r. L. Turnay Of Ilonlton. and
y.
Belfast to attend the funeral
Miss Martha NJ PendIeton leaves The
journal office this week to enter the employ
OF the telephone company in Belfast. For
the past ten years Miss Pendleton has been
one of The Journals most capable and
trustW orthy compositor> and she will enter
upon her new duties with the best wishes
of all connected with the paper.
| A very successful concert under the direo-
ton of Mr.. Frank w. Chase, the master,
was given by the boys at the Adams school,
last evening. The proceeds of this concert,
| with the sum made by the girls at the re
cent candy and May basket sale, will add
largely to the picture fund OF the school.
The talent consisted of Miss Anna l4ohbiller,
soprano: Mr.. John Jewett Turner, bari
tone; Mr.. Albert Meyer, vioinIst; Mr.
George Sawyer Danhani, pianist. The
Newton, Mass, Graphic, May nth.
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