The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-05-31
PERSONAL.

last week
Miss Myrtle Mitchell is visiting friends in
Westfeld, Mass.
Mrs. A. c. Burgess went to Boston last
Friday for short visit
Miss Mary Smalley returned last Thurs
day from visit in Boston,
Capt. Alzo NJ Carter went to Bangor
Monday to join his vessel.
Samuel J. Clifford of Bangor visited
friends in Belfast last week
Miss Annie NJ. Bean returned home Sat
urday from a visit in Boston
Fred Blodgett of Bucksport came to Bel
fast to attend the opera Pinafore
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Jones visited friends
in Camden and Rockland last week.
Mrs. G. G. Winslow left last Thursday
for visit in Camden and Rockland
Charles b. Hazeltine left Monday for
Moosehead Lake to enjoy the fishing
Stephen S. Shute arrived home SATURDAY.
after an absence of few months at sea-
Miss Laurett Wadlin returned Tuesday
from three weeks visit in Massachusetts.
Wales l.. Bartlett of the University of
Maine went to Boston Saturday on bust
ness.
f. E. Stevens, wife and two children of
Portland were at the Revere House last
week.
John F. Smalley went to Lewiston last
week for treatment at the Jewelle Santa
rum.
Mrs Belle Sprague returned to Massa-
chusetts Saturday after short visit in
Belfast.
f. d. Burd of Boston arrived last Friday
to attend to the burial of Mrs Melvina W.
ThombS.
Thomas J. Brown went to Campello Mass,
last Friday to work during the season for
A. A. Drury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O. Whiting attended
the funeral of James H. Webber of Monroe
last Thursday.
Mi. and Mrs. Chas. F. Shaw returned
home last Saturday from a visit in several
cities in Massachusetts.
Rev. G. G. Winslow is in Massachusetts
for two weeks in the interests of the East
Maine Conference Seminary
| Mrs. A. J. Mason and daughter Sarah re-
| turned last Thursday from Bangor, where
| Mrs Mason has been in the hospital.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berry and SON Charles
, and Mrs. Charles Wilson of Rockland spent
Sunday in Belfast and Stockton Springs
| Charles and Fred Bracket of Monroe left
last Thursday for California to join their
father. who has been there several years.
f. H. Colby and family have arrived at
| Sunset and have rented the Roland Raynes
cottage for the season. Deer Isle Messen-
| ger
! Capt and Mrs. f.. A. Richardson left Deer
Isle May 2lst for Perth Amooy, where the
captain resumed command of his vessel,
the $. &. Haskell.
| LleWellyn Webber of Boston was i'll Bel
fast and Monroe last week. He came to at
tend the funeral of his brother, James II.
Webber of Monroe
Mrs. Carrie f. Peirce, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. r. l.. sylvester, went to
Everett, Mass. Monday to spend the sum
mer with her sister, Mis-. II. r. Chlds.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harris and son Louis
Harris arrived last week from New York.
where they spent the winter. and are at
their home on Park street for the summer.
Mrs James Staples and daughter, Sadie,
Went to Searsmont, Monday. We are sorry
1,., hat iin
health, and hope the change of air may
prove beneficial. Deer Isle Messenger.
Sumner c. Pattee arrived home Tuesday
from Philadelphia, where he is "a student in
the medical school of the | University of
Pennsylvania. His vacation lasts until
| Oct. LIST.
Dr. F. f. Freeman of Rockland went to
Bangor last Saturday to Join his wife, who
was visiting there. DR.. Freeman went on a
fishing trip up the lakes and streams with IA
party of friends the first of this week.
Capt. Geo. W. Pattershall left Saturday
for New York to take command of sch }.
V. Wellington, which he recently bought
Mrs. Pattershall accompanied him as far as
Lynn, Mass, where she is visiting relatives
Norman Wardwell, Esq, of Bangor has
been engaged to deliver the Memorial day
address in Monroe. Monroe is the center of
two or three counties aud always has large
assemblages ON these occasions. Bangor
| Commercial.
Chas. A. Hartman arrived home Thurs
day afternoon from a fishing trip to Range
ley. He had two days successful fishing al
Upper Richardson Lake. He brought home
a IL pound square tail and several small
trout. In the party were Mr.. Gibbs OF
Lewiston and Harry Coombs of Bowdoin
College Bath Times
G. b. Jones, brother of +. a. Jones of the
Revere House, is closing out his livery stable
business in Rock land and is to manufacture
a patent nail set of his own invention. II
works on a different principle from anything
in the market, and is said by carpenters to
be practical tool. He is associated in the
enterprise with his cousin, Benz. Rivers OF
Cushing.
Mayor Poor left Monday for Greenville tt
visit, bv invitation, Mr.. VIM. A. Huston
who will be recalled by some of our readers
as at one time principal of the Belfast Iligl
school. Mr.. Hustons home is in Greenville
but he is interested in resort up the lake
and will take his guest there for the fishing
and a taste of camp life.