The Republican journal., 1900-08-16
OLD HOME WEEK VISITORS.

Chas. II. Field was at home from Calais
for Old Home Week.
j. IL. West came from Massachusetts
}. I. Wylde Of the Somerville, Mass,
journal was among the out-of-town visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Abbie j. Sargent of Medford, Mass.
was among the Old Home Week visitors in
this city and Searsport
Ralph {. johnson, Esq. came from Augusta
to spend Thursday. He is 81 years old, and
was probably the Oldest of our Old Home
visitors.
II. NJ. Bean of Clinton was with w. B,
Decrow.
Mrs. Joanna Pitcher of Bangor was with
Mrs. Electa Stone.
I Miss Sally Durham from Boston is with
her sister, Mrs. Ben Hazeltne
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Richardson of Lewiston
arrived from visit in Bucksport Wednes-
day and visited friends in Belfast.
| Mrs. Hannah Boody of Lowell, Mass.
was with Simon A. Payson
Arthur Cobbett of Dover, n. H., Frank
Berry and Miss Julia Greer of Boston, were
| with Z. +. CObbett and wife.
Miss Lena May Churchill of MIelrose,
| Mass, was with Thomas Churchill of Bel
mont and friends in Belfast.
| John NJ. kilgore of Lowell, Mass, was
with his brother, DR.. G. c. Kilgore.
| Mrs. Wm A. Atkinson of st. Paul, Mimi,
| was with her sister, Miss Pauline NJ. Web
ster. No. 10 Northport avenue.
| Everett E. Condor and wife of Lynn,
Mass, were with relatives in Belfast.
| Fred A. Hartman of Waterville was in
| town a few days.
Mrs. Florence Wentworth of Freedom and
| Miss Florence Walker of Boston were with
Mrs VIM. J. Gordon
Henry O. Russell and Chas. Russell and
| wife of Lawrence, Mass, were in Belfast
and Northport.
Lynn, Mass, were with Mi SIS f. c. Frye.
Mrs. Emma Bomsen and children of Bruns-
wick were with relatives in Belfast.
Chas. Robinson and wife of Iowa City,
| Ia, were with G. A. Hubbard
| Mrs. c. F. Robinson, Miss Lottie Robinson
and James Orr of East Somerville, Mass.
were with Ii. ". Mariner
| Miss Rose Poor of Boston visited relatives
| in Belfast.
| Bert Stevens, wife and child of Laconia,
n. H., were with his father, Frank Stevens
Mrs. Laura Crabtre of Alsted Centre, y.
| H., was with her sister, Mrs. f. III. knowl-
| ton.
nyri( 1,,- L.,
Charles F. Robbins and sister, Miss Mary
F. Robbins of East Boston, visited friends
in Belfast
| Mrs. f. II. Colby of Watertown, Mass.
was with relatives in Belfast
Mrs. James O. Ellis and son Rodney and
Miss Virginia f. Ellis of Lowell, Mass, al
rived in Belfast Aug. 7th to spend Old Home
Week with friends and relatives
Mrs. Frank Millken of Washington. ID. c.
is with Mrs. $. L. Milliken
b. +. Robinson Of Medford, Mass, was
in Belfast Old Home Week and called upon
his old comrades in arms OF Go. X, it'll Maine
Infantry. IIefound but eight of the original
company, the City Grey>, living. A. d. CHASE,
Robert Waterman, Robert Whitehead H. II.
Carter, }. Is. Wilson, Benjamin KELLEY, J .
| l.. Havner and Is. f. Robinson Mr.. Robin
SON left Belfast in in 1861 with the ity Greys
and has visited here only Il few times since
He returned to Medford Saturday.
| Mrs. Isabelle brackett Ellsworth of Bos-
ton was with Mrs. c. II. Walden
| ii. ID. Patterson of Skowhegan is stopping
at Northport Campground and was in Belfast
Thursday and Friday.
| Mrs. Mabel Drew of st. Johnsburv, VT,
| was with her mother, Mrs Elvira Thurston.
| Rev Il. L. Hack of Portland arrived Thurs
day and was the guest of Mr. H. p. Thomp-
son. He returned to Portland Monday.
Misses Daisy Ryder, Nora McCabe and
May Carey of Charestown, Mass, visited
Mrs. Ansel Lothrop of Searsmont and
friends in Belfast
Charles Colson of lIarwood. VT spent the
week in Belfast and Prospect
Mrs. James Mitchell and son, W. Stuart
Mitchell, and her daughter, Miss Mitchell of
West Newton, Mass, were with her parents
and sister, j. \. Stewart and wife. and Mrs.
J. W. Jones.
Miss Rosa Jones of Washington, ID. C..
was with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Nash, at No.
- Miller street.
Everett Worthing and wife of Augusta
were at f. L. Smiths.
Misses Annie and Jennie Ware of Boston
were with Mrs. Milford Weed.
Mrs. Clara Wiley of Boston arrived in
Belfast Tuesday of Old Home Week with
her nieces, Mrs. Mamie Higgins of Somer-
vile and Mrs. Nellie Randall of Chelsea.
Mass. Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Randall are
guests.of Mr.. and Mrs John Frost, l62 High
street, and Mrs. Higgins went to Morrill, to
visit her father, Isaiah Cross
M. b. Smith and wife of Hartford, Conn,
were at his home at the Head of the Tide
Emile Largergren and wife, formerly Nora
Condor, We're with Eli Cook and wife.
Temple Heights.
| The 18th annual session of the Temple