The Republican journal., 1900-08-30
PERSONAL.


Mrs. G. A. Robertson of Augusta visited
| friends in Belfast recently.
| Mrs. Chas. F. Prentiss of Brewer is visit
| ing H. NJ Prentiss and wife.
| Mrs. May Clark of Greenville visited Miss
Grace Pendleton last week.
David Craig of Washington, d. c., is
| visiting relatives in Belfast
Mrs. W. r. Howard arrived home Aug
22d from visit in York, Me.
| Geo. F. Hartman, Esq, of New York
was in Belfast a few days last week.
Mrs. E. B. Page of Reading, Mass, was a
guest of Miss Kate Taylor last week.
John Black and wife visited her sister,
Mrs. l.. +. Sprowl of Appleton, last week.
w. NJ. Priest of Bangor called on few
of his friends in this vicinity last Thursday
Mrs. Amelia Pendleton of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting her brother, c. SWebber
Clifford Bradbury and wife of Washing
ton, d. c., are visiting relatives in Belfast
Alphonso Russ and wife and Miss We,-
mouth of Camden are guests of Mrs. C. A.
Wiley.
Mrs. D. X. Bishop of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. David Bird on Bay View
street.
Leroy Staples and wife left Thursday for
two weeks visit in Prince Edwards
Island.
VIM. II. White of Milford, Mass, arrived
last Thursday to visit his mother, Mrs. Geo.
0. White.
Mrs. Hannah Tufts and daughter Lottie
| \. f. keen's.
W. b. Snow and wife of Maiden, Mass,
visited relatives in Belfast and Winterport
| the past week.
George Pendleton went to Mattapan,
| Mass, last Friday to be an attendant in the
| insane asylum.
| Misses Maud Dunnells and Stella Forbes
of Cambridge Mass, visited at Eben Fletch-
er's last week.
Capt. f. L. French arrived home Friday
from New York, where he left his vessel,
the schooner F. ii. Blake.
II. S. Edmunds of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting his grandfather, c. y. Wiley. and
other relatives in Belfast.
Misses Laura Wentworth and kittie
Flynn of Roxbury, Mass, visited Miss
Leila Sheldon the past week
Mrs. Fannie Spargo of Dorchester, Mass,
who has been visiting her uncle, c. 5. Web
Der, returned home Monday
John r. Waterman of Taunton, Mass,
arrived Sunday to ion his family, who are
spending the summer in Belfast.
-Amassa Emerton and daughter, Mrs.
Georgia Buck, arrived last Thursday to
visit his sister. Mrs. J, f. Trggs
Thomas j. Brown arrive, home Saturday
from Campello, Mass, where he has been
employed in \. \, Drury hotel.
Mrs j. W. Lang of Bowdoinham and Mrs
u, w, Flint OF Bangor visited their sister,
Mrs. F. +. Clark Of Citypoint. last week.
Charles W. Coombs visited his family in
this city last week. and returned Saturday
to Bar lIarbor, where he has employment.
Mrs. Mary c. Fesseulen left by last Fri
days boat for her home in Stamford. Ct,
after a short visit to relatives and friends in
| Belfast.
Mrs. +. n Wilislow left by train SatuG-
day for her home in Lawrence, Mass, ac-
companied by Mrs. I. \. Win>low and chill
dren, en- route for Bayonne, y. J.
Mrs. 5. u. Sprague. Miss Aizada and
Fred l.. Sprague of Lynn, Mass, We're in
Islesboro Old Home Week and will attend
the camp meeting in Maple Grove this week.
+. II. c. Reynolds and family have re-
Gently moved from Bangor to Rochester,
n. Y His mother, who is i'll in Belfast,
will join them in Rochester as soon as her
health will permit.
| H. L. kochersperger and wife of Chicago
arrived from Boston last Friday to visit
relatives in Belfast Mrs. X. left here a
short time ago to Join her husband who is
| now travelling with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Schiller arrived
/ last Thursday from Allegheny. Pa, to visit
friends in Belfast. Mr.. Schiller left to re-
turn home Tuesday, but Mrs 5. will remain
| for some time with her mother, Mrs. Caro-
| line L. Crosby.
Miss Edith Kirby of Coronado Beach,
| Calf, who with her mother, spent a sum-
mer in Belfast some years ago, is at the
| Paris Exposition with her brother, and will
visit in England before returning to her
home in California.
f. II. Costello of Bangor was in Belfast
Monday on business. He reports that the
| first edition of his story for bows. son Fight
! ing Decks in 1872 sold well, and that the
same publishers, Dana Estes II Co., are
about to issue another from his pen, ga Tar
of the Old School,, illustrated by Wood, the
| famous marine artist.
| Thirty-three survivors of the Twentieth
| Maine Volunteers assembled at ''Soldier's S
| Retreat" Garland Pond, in Sebec, Aug. 10,
! for the annual reunion. Among those pres
ent We're Joshua L. Chamberlain, colonel,
| Bath Chas. E. Richie, West Winterport
s. L. Miller, Waldoboro, and Theodore
Gerrish Somerville, Mass
Misses Maude and Blanche Brickett re-
turned to their home in Melrose last Satur-
day after spending ii few days with Mr. and