The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-09-20
PERSONAL.


Monday to visit his brother.
Mrs. ]. W. Wheeler returned yesterday
to her home in Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs. Horace P. Barker Of Centre Mont
| vile is in Belfast visiting friends.
Harold Carle left Monday for Billerica,
Mass, to attend the Military school.
Horace Jones of Beverly, Mass, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. John McTaggart.
Chester W. Cottrell and wife of Newburv
port, Mass, are in Belfast on business
James Walker and wife of Boston were
guests OF Mrs. W. J. Gordon Sept 10th.
F. R. Webber and wife of Dulnth, Mimi,
were at the Revere House last Saturday.
| Miss Katherine Bickford left Thursday to
resume her duties and studies in New York.
Mrs. Orrin F. Simpson of Brockton.
Mass, visited relatives in Belfast the past
week.
| c. Walter Poor and Miss Wheeler of An
gusta visited friends in Belfast the past
week
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Mills of Limerick.
Me-, are visiting their son, Rev. G. S. Mills
of this city,
Miss Mary Smalley went to Boston last
Friday to enter the training school in the
City Hospital
c. II. Wood and wife of Arlington. Mass.
are spending their vacation with j. F. Shell
don and wife.
Miss Matte Archambeau of Portland re-
turned home Tuesday from visit to James
II. Clark and wife.
A. A. Howes and VIM. B. Swan went to
Lewiston yesterday to attend the meeting
| OF the State Board of Trade
Mrs. c. L. Haskell and daughter .Iessca
left Monday for Wellesley, Mass, where
the latter is attending college.
Mrs. Geo. O. Tibbetts and daughter Nina
OF Boston, Mass, are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. Samuel F. Miller
Edwin Morey and family left Yesterday
morning by private car for Boston after
| spending the summer in C;lstile
Miss Christina Mcclellan of Cape Breton,
N. b., left for home Monday after visiting
her sister, Mrs. John w. Ryder.
Mrs. Fred L. Davis and daughter of Dor
chester, Mass, arrived Monday to visit her
parents, Z. r. Thompson and wife.
Duncan McAndless is in Belfast for a few
days from Camden, n j., where he is in
the employ of a large iron ship-building
firm.
Fred d. Jones and sister. Miss Lucy W
Jones, and Mrs. Fsse p. Garlic left Monday
for New York to buy goods for the fall
trade.
Miss LYDIA f. Mason and F. T. Seaward,
who have been visiting in Frankfort, re-
turned to Boston Saturday by steamer City
of Bangor.
Mrs Emma Young and her little daughter
Margaret and Miss Oracle Knowlton visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jonn H. Gordon in Brooks
last Thursday.
Willis B. Fletcher has entered the store of
F. II. Francis as salesman. in place of
Harry French, who has returned to the
High school
l.. II. Jipson will 90 to Exeter Monday to
serve as police at the fair. Sept. 18th, 18th
am, 27th. lie is having 2-week> vacation
from the Belfast force.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Flora l.. Forbes of Providence, H. J., for
merly of Brooks, to Dir. lugustine Thomp-
son of Lowell, Mass
The current issue of the Youths Compan-
ion has on its front cover page very fine
portrait Of Hon. John F. Hill of Augusta,
Governor-elect of Maine.
Fremont e. Fletcher of MelrUse High
lands and Eugene Clark of Somerville,
Mass, visited Loren Fletcher and wife and
relatives in jackson recently.
Mrs. Nancy Ii. Rhodes of Rockland was
the guest of W. S. Hobbs and wife last week
She has closed her cottage at Temple Heights
and returned home to Roekland.
Mrs. John W. Carter and daughters Kitty
and Florence of Maiden, Mass, returned
home last Friday night after two weeks
visit to relatives in Belfast and Brooks.
Invitations have been sent ont for the
marriage of Helen Louise. daughter of Mrs,
Florence Collins Porter of Caribou. to John
Gregg Utterback, Thursday, Sept 18th.
Alonzo {. Hart returned to New York
Monday from a twO-weekS visit in Belfast.
His brother, Ralph II. Hart. came home
from Lawrence, Mass. to spend Sunday.
F. j. Rigby is to spend one day each week
at Oak Grove Seminary, Nassalboro, and
one in Watervlle. He will be in Belfast
Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays and Satur-
days.
DR.. f. a. Wilson performed All operation
for appendicitis on a son of Rev. T. f. Jones
at Northport Camp-Cround Tuesday, assist
ed by Drs. kilgore and Luce The patient
is doing well.
c. L. Mllhouse of South Bend, Ind, was
in Belfast few days last week He left for
home saturday, with his wife and daughter
Alice, who have been visiting her mother.
Mrs. j. S. Thombs.
Lielt. W. V. Pratt, L. $. n, arrived at
San Francisco Sept. l4th from China, de-
tached from U. S. $. Solace and ordered to
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
He will be in Belfast next eek.
Miss Cora f. Eames left Tuesday morning
to return to Portsmouth, Va, where she