The Republican journal., 1900-08-02
PERSONAL.

day for a short visit.
Alice Thorndike went to Corinna Friday
to visit her sister Maud
Mrs. Daniel Rowe went to Bueksport
Saturday for short visit
W. B. Hills and wife of Rockland were
| in Belfast last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Baker is a guest at the
Moosehead Inn, Moosehead Lake.
Harvey S. Cunningham and son Roy went
to Boston Friday for few days.
Oscar Chamberlain of Waltham, Mass,
is visiting in Belfast and Temple Heights.
Miss Margaret Dunton left Monday to
spend few weeks in Milton Mills, n. II.
Mrs. W. H. Farnham of Dedham, Mass,
arrived Friday to visit relatives in Belfast.
Miss Lovisa Hart went to Searsport last
Thursday to visit her niece, Mrs. Alice
Bowen.
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs r. C.
| Sheldon.
| Miss Gertrude Hulett of Ticonderoga, n
Y, who has been visiting in Belfast, left for
home Friday.
| Mrs. Nettie Wheeler and daughter Milly
| of Cambridgeport, Mass, arrived Saturday
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Apollonio of Win
| chester, Mass, left for home Friday, after a
short visit in Belfast
| Charles Furbish went to Bucksport last
week to work in the blacksmith shop in the
Mckay & Dix shipyard.
Mrs. c. f. Crawford and daughter Edna
of New York are visiting Mrs. sparents,
Henry Dunbar and wife.
Miss Lucy Williams of Fergus Falls,
Minn., arrived Saturday to visit the family
of her uncle, L. W. Parker.
Mrs. f. ]. Partridge returned last Thurs
day from short visit in Rockland, where
her husband is employed. .
Mrs Grace Lurvey of Island Falls re-
turned last Friday after visit of two
weeks to Miss Ida Walker.
R. F. Dunton, Esq, daughters Edith and
Florence and son Willie, went to Criehaven
last Friday for short visit.
Mrs. W. S. Richardson and daughter
Alice of Newark, n. j., are visiting her
parents, John Jones and wife
Miss Florida B. McKeen of Watham,
Mass, arrived last week and is spending a
part of her vacation at Temple Heights.
Mrs. Russell and daughter and Elmer
White of Forest City, Me-, arrived Satur-
day to visit Fred W. Bailey and wife.
Mrs L. F. Brier and daughter Margie of
Boston are visiting at H. S. Cunningham S.
Mr.. Brier was here few days last week.
Mrs. Isaac NJ. Burgess of Islesboro left
Friday to join her husband IN d voyage
south from New York in sch f. C. Pendle-
ton.
Mrs. Clara Gilmore left Tuesday for BoS-
ton, where she will make her home in the
future with her daughter, Mrs W. b. New
ton.
Mrs. S. \. Boynton of Burlington, Me-,
went to Camden last week and made a brief
call en route on her brother, Dr.. W. L. West
of this city.
j. W. Crockett and wife, of the firm OF
| Crockett 4 Swn,lel of Everett. Mass, are
in town visiting Capt. and Mrs. Alonzo
Shute ON Waldo avenue.
| Miss Katie Putnam returned home Satur-
day from il visit in Massachusetts, She was
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Alma l.
Parsons of Randolph, Mass.
Mrs. Robert White is visiting in Bay City
Michigan, going there from Pennington
about three weeks ago. She went via the
White Mountains and Niagara Falls and
had most delightful journey.
Clarence II. Conant arrived home last
| Thursday from New Haven, Ct, where he
has been employed on Il long distance tele-
phone line He will return after a short
| vacation.
| The names of George W. Kramer, RC
| Grande Western; J. Francis, Burlington
| and F. w. Angler, nion Pacific, have been
| added to the directory of the Rocky Noun
| tain Official Railway Guide. Denver, Col.
| Republican.
| Mrs. S. A. Reed and daughter Abbie are
| spending this week with Mr.. and Mrs. j. C
! W. Perry at their summer home on Peaks
| Island. Next week they will visit Camden
and return to Belfast the following week.
The journal had pleasant call Tuesday
| from Mr. G. L. Merrill of Dixtield, who is
at Searsport for Old Home Week. Time
has dealt kindly with him in the Ii years
| which have elapsed sin ce he left Searsport.
| Frank A. Conant of Santa Barbara, Calf.
! sailed from New York July 2sth to join his
wife in Italy. He hopes to meet Col. Hersey
| in Paris in September. On his return from
| Europe the first of October Mr.. Conan,
expects to visit Belf asst for a few days.
| Louis p HaZeltine has accepted position
| as travelling salesman for the Colonial Shoe
| Co. of Boston and will start out with his
samples this week He will have route in
Maine and will run his store in this city
| just the same. having engaged James Clark
as clerk. Mr.. Hazeltine will be at home
very often. Bath Times.
DR.. c. c. Whitcomb left Camden Monday
| night for Boston, en- route for San Francisco
DR.. Whitcomb has received an appointma mi
as surgeon in the L. S. Army and will oe
| stationed at some point in the division OF
the Philippines. DR.. Whtcomb's many
| friends congratulate him on his appointment
and wish him success in his new field OF
| professional work. + Rocklaud Star