The Republican journal., 1901-08-15
NUMBER 80
PERSONAL.

Rev. and Mrs r. D. Fish are spending the
week in Bangor.
Milton c. Priest of Boston visited friends
in Belfast last week.
Walter R. Achorn went to Camden last
Friday for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Patterson of Winter
port were in Belfast last week.
Miss Louise Rogers left last Friday for
visit in Waterville and Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Dodge and son
Bert are visiting in western Maine.
Miss Emma Knauff of Waterville is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Dilworth.
Mrs. Edward Thorndike arrived from
Boston Saturday to join her husband.
Miss Augusta George of Hallowell is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Emery 0. Pendetop.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kimball and son of
Dixmont are visiting at B. P. Gardner's.
Ernest Woodcock of Bangor was guest
of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Gardner last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gillian Sykes of Middle
town, Ct, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Frost
Alvin and William Rhoades of Hallowell
arrived Saturday to visit their uncle, Alvin
Blodgett.
Miss Alice M. Richardson of North Bel
grade is guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl.
Maxfield.
Mrs. Lucinda Avery of Garland and two
daughters returned home last week from a
| visit in Belfast
| Miss Margaret Hamilton of Bar Harbor
| returned last week from visit to Mr. and
Mrs. n. S. Piper.
| Asa Smith and Master Carroll Higgins
| of Bar Harbor were guests of Mrs. Chas. FL.
| Walker last week
{. B. Patterson returned last week from
| a successful trip in the west in the interest
OF the Condor Manufacturing Co.
! Misses Mary and Avis Colburn of Lowell
Mass, and Mr.. Ward of Lancaster, n. H.,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sibley.
| Prof. John Jewett Turner of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Hurd and Miss Susie
| Copp of Liberty were guests of R. S. Brier
| last week
| Mr.. Bert Collins, wife and daughter Irene
and Maud Pickering of Salem, Mass, and
Mr. Wallace of Beverly, Mass, visited Miss
Fannie Welch last week
Mrs. N. B. Buxton of Weonsocket, R. l.,
Mr.. 0. E. Loud of Boston and Miss Lois
Hoxie and brother of Waterville were guests
of DR.. and Mrs. D. p Flanders the past
week
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Whitmore, their
daughter, two grandchildren, and Mrs
| Elizabeth Montgomery of San Joaquin,
Calf, visited Mrs Whitmore's sister. Mrs.
Adelbert knight, the past week
Capt. Thomas Burgess and family have
moved from the H. j. Locke house to the
Mitchell block on Church street MIR. and
Mrs. Samuel r. Locke have moved from
the Washburn house to the Locke house
Joseph II. Jolley of Somerville arrived
last Friday to Join his family, who are
| visiting relatives in Belfast and Northport
They spent Sunday at the home of Mrs
Joley's uncle, Capt. F, f. Patterson of
Rockland
L. c. Smith of Roxbury, Mass, formerly
of Belfast, has had ii paralytic shock and
was confined to bis bed for few months.
Mr. Smith still retains an interest in our
city and wishes to be remembered to his
many friends here
Jack NanDeets of Unity, who has been
| employed in the can-making department of
| the j. II. AmeS Go. OF BOWdoinham for the
| past five months, returned to his home Sat
| urday. He was a favorite in town and will
be greatly ymssed.-Richmond Bee.
| Anna Coson-Rch of Bangor is arranging
the program for an original concert to be
given in Bangor in October. The program
will be somewhat unique-as all the vocal
and instrumental music will be selections
| from Madame Richs composition, and will
be rendered by the best talent in Bangor.
Prof. NJ. j. West of the public schools,
North EaSton, Mass, was in town Tuesday
on flying visit. Prof. West was for several
years a faithful teacher in the Pennington
Normal school and during his residence
here gained many friends who are always
glad to greet him. From Pennington Prof.
West went to Monroe, where his wife and
son had previously gone to pass "a while
with relatives. Pennington Chronicle,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Logan of Philadelphia
were at the Revere House last Friday.
They came from Philadelphia on their au-
tomobile, $50 miles, in 8 days. They left
Saturday afternoon for Bar Harbor. Two
| friends and classmates of Mr.. Logan, who
are now stopping at Bar Harbor, will make
the return trip to Philadelphia, starting to-
day, Aug. 18th.
| Capt. William Larrabee, who formerly
sailed out of these ports and Belfast, and
who for several years has been living at the
Sailors Snug Harbor, New Brighton, Staten
| will remain through Old Home Week, after
which he will make brief visit at Belfast
before returning to the Harbor Among the
residents at the New Brighton institution,
are Capt. Joseph O'Brien of Thomaston,
and Capt. L. X. Boggs of Warren, whom
Capt. Larrabee reports in good health
Rockland Opinion.