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

Asa A. Howes went to Boston Monday on
business.
Mrs. Abbie Cox visited friends in Bangor
| Tuesday.
M. B. Lawrence went to Boston Tuesday
| on business.
Elmer A. Sherman was in Auburn Tues
day on business.
Thomas B. Dinsmore went to Boston
Tuesday on business.
Capt. Geo. F. Ryan went to Boston Mon
day night on business.
Mrs. Adelbert Knight went to Camden
Tuesday for short visit.
Miss Bernice G. Rogers arrived home Sat-
urday from Tufts College.
Mrs. L. A. Knowlton went to Bangor
yesterday for short visit.
Mrs. w. S. Carver of Vinalhaven is visit
ing relatives at Poor's Mills.
Miss Annie May Blodgett went to Vinal-
haven Tuesday for short visit
Mrs. Chas. S. Pearl of Bangor visited her
brother, Chas. II. Field, last week.
Mrs. Fl. E. Mcdonald left Tuesday to
visit friends in Winterport and Bangor.
Mrs. B. L. Smith of Patten visited her
brother, L. G. Murch, the first of the week.
Mrs. Annie L. McKeen arrived from
Waltham, Mass, yesterday for a short visit.
Mrs. Harbuth of Bangor is a guest of Mrs.
Annie NJ Paul at Northport Camp Ground.
Mrs. John H. Healey and son Scott of
Prospect visited friends in Belfast the past
week.
Mrs. Mary Hopkins of Vinalhaven arrived
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Tyler.
Capt Ralph Pattershall went to Bath
Tuesday to rejoin his vessel, sch. Sarah
L. Davis.
b. F. Wells arrived home Tuesday even
ing from visit of fifteen months on the
Pacific coast.
Mrs. Urania Hadley went to Medford,
Mass, last Saturday to attend the marriage
of her son Fred.
Mrs. S. 0. Lum and daughter Bessie of
Minneapolis are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sibley.
b. l.. Moore of Brockton, Mass, left Mon
day after short visit to his grandfather,
Samuel Morse
Mrs. L. NJ Keith of Belfast and Miss
Maude Keith of Boston left yesterday for a
visit in Bangor.
| Mrs Elmer A. Sherman and son RAYMOND
| left last week for Buffalo to visit the Pam
American Exposition.
| Joseph Williamson, ESQ.,, and w. P.
Thompson, Esq, went to Bangor yesterday
to attend the Law Court.
Robert P. Coombs is freight clerk on the
steamer Penobscot and Ernest E. Burgess
has taken his place on the wharf.
Mrs. Robert II. Whiddon of Melrose,
Mass, arrived Tuesday to visit her
husbands sister, Miss Jennie Whiddon.
Oakes Aldus spent Sunday with his
parents in this city. He is employed in the
rigging loft in Beans ship yard, Camden.
Miss Isabel Towle arrived home Tuesday
from Greenville, where she is a teacher in
the public schools, for her summer vacation.
A. c. Sibley, Jr., and Reginald Hazeltine
are building cottage ON the shore of Pitch
er's Pond. just below the Howes cottage.
Mrs. A. L. Hopkins of Brewer and Mrs.
l. II. w. Wharf, of Machias visited Mrs. A.
NJ. Paul at Northport Campground last
week.
Charles P. Hazeltne left Monday to join
his wife and daughter in Wellesley, Mass,
where the latter will graduate from the
! college next Monday.
Elijah G. Norton and adopted daughter
Ida of Bsbee, Ariz., are visiting his broth
er, Sheriff S. g. Norton, Mr.. Norton was
last in Maine eight years ago.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Atwood of WinterpOrt
have gone to Portland, where Mrs. Atwood
is to be treated for failing eyesight by DR..
w. B. Moulton, a skilled specialist.
Miss Henrietta West, stenographer at
Gannett's publishing house, went to her
home in SearSport yesterday afternoon for
her annual vacation. n.-Kennebec Journal.
Miss Lena Leavitt and brother Raphnel
| left Tuesday morning to attend the COM
mencement of Colby College, after which
they are to visit their grandfather in Clinton.
The friends of Miss Evelyn FL. Doloff,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Dolloff of
Gardiner,w will be interestedto know that she
is meeting with marked success in the mu-
sical career she has chosen-pianoforte
teaching and concert work Miss DollOtf
conducts a large class in the New England
Conservatory of Music in Boston, from
which in stitution she graduated in 1900 with
high honors. An interesting recital was
given by her Boston pupils on the 18th,
which retlec ted much credit upon Miss Dol
loft as teacher, and which was attended
by many who are well known in the best
musical circles of that city-Reporter- our
nal.