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

| ness trip to Boston.
Miss Louise johnson left Monday for
visit in Nova Scotia.
Miss Jessie Collie of Vinalhaven is visit
ing at n. J. Pottle's
Mrs f. L. Talbot and sons are visiting
| friends in Penobscot.
| Mrs. NJ. r. Knowlton went to Boston
Monday for a short visit.
Mrs. Maude F. Folett visited relatives in
| Rockland the past week.
Mrs. II. W. Simpson of Franklin, Pa,
was in Belfast last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobie of China visited rela-
tives in Belfast last week
: F. Il. Conner and W H. Clifford attended
the races at Pttstield last week.
E. O. Thorndike of Hartman. Tenn. ar
rived Tuesday for a short visit.
Miss May Seaney of North Vassalboro is
visiting Mrs. Robert p. Coombs
Miss Marjorie Coombs is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. W. Mixer, in Camden.
Mrs Goldie Strong of Watervi,le visited
| Mrs. W. j. Gordon the past week.
Misses Bertha and Helen Bird went to
| Rockland Tuesday for a short visit
| Miss Blanche l.. Sullivan left Yesterday
for a 10 days visit in Newport, r. |.
| Miss Louise W. Richards returned Tues
day to the Pennington Normal School
Evander CHM of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting his great-uncle Chas. F. CHM.
| Miss Eugene Wentworth of Boston is
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. J. Gordon.
Robert Clark and wife of Union are Wis
| iting his sister, Mrs. Thomas p Logan
Henry c. Wells and family of Short Hills,
y. j., were at the Revere House Monday
Mrs. George Miller and son Leon of Ever
EFT, Mass, are visiting at James H. Dodge's.
| NJ. g. PrentiSs, wife and daughter Mil
dred of Brewer visited H. NJ Prentiss the
past week.
| Thomas and Roland Carter arrived from
Reading, Mass, Sunday, for vacation of
two weeks.
Arthur Meade and sister, Miss Abbi6
Meade of Natck, Mass, are visiting rea-
tiveS in Belfast
| Ernest L. White and wife of Brockton,
| Mass, returned home last week after visit
of a few weeks.
| Mrs. Herbert :. Foster and children of
Waterville visited Mr.. AID Mrs r. H.
llowes the past week.
Letter Carrier Chas. Il. Eaton is taking a
| vacation and c. L. Fletcher, the substitute
carrier, takes his place.
Frank Robertson went To Brooks Tuesday
to attend the funeral of his >i>ter-in-hw,
Mrs Leonora Simpson.
Mrs Robert Barclay and son If Brockton
Mass. returned home Tuesday after spend
ing the summer IN Belfast.
Thomas. f. shea and wife went to Boston
Monday, where the troupe is rehearslus the
new play which is to open soon.
Oscar l.. Limeburuer arrived home }ester-
day FROM New York, wher" ne left sch r.
II. Black of which he WAS matr
Mrs, T.W. peven> of Chaglestowll Mass.
returned home Tuesday from d short visit
TO her cousin, Dana b, >outhworth.
| Mrs. Viola Ames and daughter Ida left
| Monday to return to Mapetou North Da-
kota, after spending the summer in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs |, VI. Cobe will leave lor
| their home in Chicago to-day, after spend
| ing the summer at South Shore, Northport.
Rev. Geo. $. Mills returned from a visit in
| Calais in time to attend the funeral OF Mrs
Russell. Mrs. Mills and the children have
arrived home.
Mrs. y. II. A. tiroeschnpr and sister Mrs
| Holt LETT Monday IL return to Watertown,
Mass. after spending the summer at North
port Campground.
| Bert Light of Sidney Centre is seriously
i'll and his sister, Mrs. L. II. Jipson, is visit
Will return tonight.
VIM. H. Wilder and wife of Gardiner.
Mass, We're in Belfast the past week, and
visited the scenes of Nj w boy hood at
the Head of the Tide.
Frank j. Starrett has a position in
| Philene' retail dry goods store on Washing
ton street, Boston. His family VIII move
to Dorchester next week
Mrs. Fred +. Avery and daughter OF Exc
ter returned home Tuesday from IA visit in
Belfast. Mrs. AS sister, Miss Cora Me
| Crilis, who has been critically i'll. is mprov-
| ing
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wheeler arrived Tues
day from Boston TO attend the funeral of
| Mrs. Wheelers mother, Mrs. Lydia NJ Rus
| sell, and Lewis Russell. ii grandson. came
from Camden.
| Edgar &. Pratt, Esq, of New York, who
delivered the Memorial address at Frye
| burg, this year, was in Belfast last week.
visiting his mother, Mrs. Abbe Pratt. lie
| is doing effective work ON the stump in
| Maine for the Republican cause, and with
| Congressman Foss of Illinois addressed the
opening meeting of the Republican cam
paign in Bangor last Saturday night. Mr..
| Pratt spoke in Unity Aug. 18th, in Palermo
| Aug. 10Th, and will address meetings in
| Centre Montville. Aug. 30th: Buruham.
Aug. 51st; Centre Lincolnville. Sept lst
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