The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-06-20
PERSONAL.

Miss Isabel CHM went to Rockland Satur
day for a short visit.
Mrs. A. G. Burgess arrived home Sunda,
from visit in Boston.
Mrs. S. G. Swift left Saturday to visit
friends in Revere, Mass.
Frank W. Collins of Rockland was in town
few days the past week.
Miss Mary H. Mason is spending her
school vacation in Montville.
Miss Ellen D. Townsend left Saturday for
New Haven to spend her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Cottrell and son Karl of
Rockland spent Sunday in Belfast.
Ezekiel R. Thomas and family have moved
back to Belfast from Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs Arbella Cunningham went to Rock
land last Saturday to spend the summer.
Henry S. Marden and wife of Waterville
spent few days the past week in Belfast.
L. E. McMahan was at home from Show
hegan to attend the High school graduation.
Miss Caroline W. Field left Monday morn
ing to spend her vacation in Rochester, N.
H.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Burbank of Everett,
Mass, visited Mrs. Annie Burgess the past
week.
VIM. H. Banton of Thomaston, formerly
of Freedom, called on friends in Belfast
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Hazeltine and
daughter Louise left Monday for visit in
Boston and vicinity.
Henry Turner of Washington and Miss
Liela Davis of Liberty visited relatives in
Belfast last week.
Howes Mayo spent few days the past
week at home from Hampden, where he is
building large house.
Mrs. Estelle Black Downs of Boston
arrived last Friday for short visit with
relatives and friends.
j. F. MCGOWAN of Boston, who has been
taking vacation at Kineo, will visit friends
in Belfast the last of the week.
Mrs. James H. Dodge and son Bert left
Saturday to visit friends in Boston, Everett
and other places in Massachusetts.
j. W. Dougan and family of New York
arrived Saturday to spend the summer at
their cottage on the North Shore, Northport
Capt. j. O. Hayes was at home few
days recently, from New York. while his
vessel, the bark Olive Thurlow, was dis
charging.
Mrs F. 0. Critchett and son Ralph arriv
ed home Saturday from Franklin, Mass
where the latter has been attending Dean
Academy.
VIM. F. Thomas arrived from Jackson
vile, Fla, Sunday to spend the summer il
Camden and Belfast. He has been in the
south a year and half.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glover have arrived
Belfast and Northport. Mrs. Glover wa;
formerly Mrs J. Y. Cottrell.
Mrs. G. G. Winslow of Orrington vstet
friends in Belfast last week. Miss Ella
| Hayes went to Orrington with Mrs. Wins
low Saturday for short visit
| At the annual meeting of the Maine Medi
cal Association in Portland last week DR.
Adelbert Millett of Searsmont was elected
| a member of the board of censors.
| Mr.. Geo. c. Carter, an Instructor in the
Shaw Business College of Bangor, was il
! town Saturday, June 10Th, distributing
| advertising matter for that institution.
Mrs. r. F. Dunton left Saturday for Bos
ton to attend the graduation exercises o
the New England Conservatory of Music
| from which her daughter Helen graduates
Mrs. }. w. Emery returned last Thursda
| from visit of is months with relatives il
| Oakland, Calf, and will occupy her cottag
at the Northport Camp ground this summer
| Mrs. Geo. A. Beckett arrived home from
| Boston Sunday, greatly improved in health
| She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Louise Chandler of Boston, who returned
| Tuesday.
| County Attorney B. L. Smith of Patten il
| in Bangor on business. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Smith and they will leave for Port
land and Brunswick this morning-Bango
Daily News June 18th.
James Guptill is visiting his brother, I. d
Guptill, accompanied by his wife and daugh
ter. This is Mr.. Guptilrs first visit to Bel
fast since leaving for California, twenty
four years ago.
Mr.. E. K. Harris and family arrived b,
boat from Boston last Saturday morning
and went to their summer home on Hol
brooks Island by special trip of the steam
er Silver Star. They spent the winter, a.
| usual, in Florida.
Edward c. LIE Sur, wife and daughter o
New York are visiting Mrs. LIS brother
| Henry D. Gilman. She has not been in Bel
| fast before for twenty-six years. Mr.. 1t
Sur is a government inspector of kid glove
| in New York.
| Mrs. Robert Waterman, Mrs Martha Car
ter and Mrs. Geo. w. Wise went to Vinal
| haven Tuesday to attend meeting of tn
Relief Corps of that place. The member
| from Belfast and Union were invited. Mrs
Waterman was accomnaniad hy her littl