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

| Royal E. Bailey of Lynn is visiting Mrs.
j. W. Nash.
| Gustave Martin arrived Tuesday to visit
Rex Hazeltine.
| Mrs. c. E. Sherman went to Boston Tues
day for short visit.
A. B. Meade of Natick, Mass, is visiting
relatives in Belfast
Miss Nellie Stetson Of Brockton is a guest
of Geo. E. Michaers.
Miss Lucy Rhoades of Rockland is visit
| ing at w. X. keene's.
Miss Margaret Dunton left last week for
visit in York, Maine
Miss Leola A. Lewis of Waterville is
visiting her friend, Flora M. Sherman.
Guy Bennett of steamer M and M is spend
ing his vacation in Belfast and vicinity
Mrs. I. f. Archibald of Rockland visited
at b. P. Gardner's the first of the week.
Miss Edith Whiddon of Somerville, Mass,
| is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Chases'.
DIR. Charles Kent of Hartford, Ct, arrived
Tuesday to visit his brother, Geo. F. Kent
c. E. White attended the meeting of the
| Confectioner's Club in Watervlle, yester-
| day.
Mrs. Abbie Sands of Boston visited her
her sister. Mrs. John B. Harris, the past
week.
Mrs. o. C. Burgess and son of Meriden,
Ct. were guests of Mrs. E. L. Talbot last
! week.
Will Downes of Chestnut Hill, Mass, ar
rived recently to visit Roscoe Black and
family.
P. S. Strout and daughter attended the
| veterans meeting at Windermere Park,
| Tuesday.
| DR.. G. P Lombard attended the reunion
of the 21st Maine Regiment in Waterville
| yesterday.
| Miss Alice and Mr.. Herbert Barnett of
| Danvers, Mass, are guests of Mr. and Mrs
| L. F. Howard.
| Mrs. Nora Deering and son Alvin Trundy
of Lewiston visited in Belfast and vicinity
the past week.
| Mrs. Robert Whitehead and daughter
Eta went to Lynn, Mass, Tuesday for a
two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller and son Roy of
Searsmont spent Sunday with his father,
George W. Miller.
George Kempton of Boston returned
| home Tuesday from visit to his mother,
| Mrs. Villa Kempton.
Mrs. Martin Mixer and sons Erwin H.
and Herbert L. are visiting relatives in
Belfast and vicinity.
| Mrs. Henry Gaskell and two children of
Cambridgeport, Mass, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Havner.
Mrs. W. E. Brown and little daughter
Ruth of Chelsea, Mass, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. A Gentner
Harry L. Burnham of Gloucester, Mass,
arrived Sunday to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, Charles Read.
W. J. Loheed of Brockton arrived yes
terday as a guest of Joseph Whitaker at
| Citypoint and DR.. Dodge of Troy.
Rev. and Mrs j. F. Tilton and two chill
dren OF Dedham, Mass, are visiting in Houl-
ton and are expected in Belfast next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heintz and Mr. and
Mrs. William Russell of West Somerville,
| Mass, were guests of Chas. H. CoombS last
| week.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Flanders and Mrs.
Charles l. Baker and daughter of Boston,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert w. Edge
comb.
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Hatch of Jackson, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln j.
Hatch, Ohio street, returned home Monday
Bangor News.
| Misses Elizabeth and Stella Cooper and Mr.
Fred Cooper are visiting their sister, Mrs
| d. Lincoln Hamilton of Swanville, and
relatives in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Reed and daughter
| Abbie of Minneapolis arrived last evening
| from Peaks Island, and are at Miss Sarah
Gardner's, High street.
! DR.. A. Millett of Searsmont took part in
| the Masonic exercises attending the laying
of the corner stone Of the new city building
| in Waterville yesterday.
| Mrs. S. A Estes and son Willie returned
Saturday from visit in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts,, accompanied by Miss
Ruth Brown of Chelsea, Mass
Mrs. E. A. Healey of Thomaston, who has
been visiting her son, Herbert w. Haley, is
spending Old Home Week in Rockland
Her son, ,Jairus Healey Of Cochituate, Mass,
is also visiting there.
c. F. Wilde, city editor of that sterling
paper, the Somerville, Mass, Journal, is
spending months vacation in this vicinity
M. Wilde is the member from Somerville
of the Massachusetts Legislature.
One of the finest entertainments ever
given on the Chautauqua grounds at 'Frye-
burg on-the-Saco," was given last Monday
evening by the Weber Quartette of Boston,
Miss Katherine Bickford of Belfast, soloist );
Mrs James H. Dunno, Boston, reader Miss
Belle Whitten, Boston, banjo solist. Miss
B ickford was charming, and was obliged to
respond to three encores before the audi