The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-07-11
PERSONAL.

DIR. G. F.. Eames of Boston arrived last
Friday for short visit.
Mrs. A. A. Howes went to Rockport last
Saturday for short visit
Miller Colby of Watertown, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman O. Stevens arrived
Sunday from business trip.
Miss Edith Ellingwood arrived from Bos-
ton last Thursday for a vacation.
Ralph Hayford arrived home last Thurs
day from Boston, for a short vacation.
Mrs. Emma A. Fisher of Boston is visit
ing Mrs. S. c. Sherman of East Belfast.
Frank Ellingwood returned to Boston last
Thursday, after short visit in Belfast.
Stanley Houston of Concord, N. H., visited
his sister, Mrs. VIM. Holt, the past week.
Miss Ethel E. Thomas has arrived home
from Melrose, Mass, to spend the summer.
Miss Lillian A. Leydecker spent a few
days in Belfast from Boston the past week.
A. Fl. Harding and family of Bangor are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Damon.
! Mrs. Wallace Shaw of Bangor arrived
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Hall
Fred Dyer returned home to Brockton
Mass, last Thursday, after short visit in
Belfast.
Miss Edna Burdin arrived home last
Thursday from Brockton, Mass, for short
vacation.
Percy Greer arrived from Boston last
Thursday, and is visiting friends in Bucks
port and Belfast.
Mrs. B. B. Grant of Boston arrived Sat-
urday to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Trussell.
Mrs. Mary Whitmore and son Linvill
arrived home Saturday from visit in
West Newton, Mass.
Mrs. F. J. Biather of Boston is spending
the summer with her mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Haugh, at Swan Lake.
Miss Gertrude Stevens arrived home
Saturday from South Brooksville where
she had been visiting friends.
Mrs. E. R. Thomas arrived from Cam
bridge, Mass, Saturday to join her husband,
who came several weeks ago.
Mrs Sarah E. Hersey of Bangor returned
home last Friday from short visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Frank R. Wiggin.
j. A. Gammans of Chicago left Monday
to return home, after a short visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gammans
Mrs. G. B. Willis and child of Providence,
X. L., arrived in Belfast last Friday morn
ing to visit her mother, Mrs. Fannie Shute
Miss Sadie A. Russ is at home for the sum-
mer vacation from New Bedford, Mass,
where she is a teacher in the public schools.
Albert Jones of Freedom has been in
town for the past few days visiting friends
He is a graduate of the NJ. c. I.-Pittstield
Advertiser.
c. E. Sanford of New York was in town
last Thursday and Friday on business He
is stopping with his family at their cottage
| at Fort Point.
The engagement of Mr.. Edward w. Berry
of Rockland and Miss Annabelle Walker of
this city has been announced Mr.. Berry
has been visiting here the past week
H. l.. Woodcock has returned from Ban
gor, coming down river July 18th on Hon. f.
II. Blake's steam yacht Aria. He will go to
Criehaven about the 18th for sketching.
II. c. Gallagher of Milton, Mass, A. V.
ply and sons Harold and Theo. arrived
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mary E. Beckett.
By the burning of a pavilion at Haverhill,
Mass, last week, the orchestra of which
VIM. H. Whiddon was a member has it's
seasons work broken up, as they were en-
gagged there for the summer.
l.. d. Candage has gone to Bar Harbor
for the summer, as clerk in the American
Express office. George Havener is express
messenger on the Belfast branch and AL
phonso Wood continues ON the delivery
team.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Howard, John r.
: Dunton, II. T. Field, Misses Marion
Hawkes., Jane A. Mcclellan, Louise John
son, Louise Hazeltine and Caroline W.
Field made a trip down the Reach to Brook
lin, July 4th on steamer Castine, and re-
turned the next day.
The New York Christian Advocate in its
issues of June 9th and July 4th contained
story by Mrs Flora LongfelloW Turknett,
author Of" Esther in Maine, entitled ''Helen
Dunn's Microbe Party Mrs Turknett's
home is at Williamstown, Mass, where her
father, DR.. j. E. c. Sawyer, is pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Congressman Stevens of Minnesota in his
speech at the Bowdoin commencement din
ner got in good natured dig at football
as factor in intellectual development which
was much enjoyed. He told of university
team in Western State which won the
State championship and defeated several
college teams from neighboring States only
to be badly beaten at the close of the season
by the eleven representing a local school
for the feeble minded .-R0ckland Courier
Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton and
daughters Katherine and Charlotte Walton,
arrived Saturday morning to visit Mrs.
Hilton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sibley. Mrs. Hilton and children will spend
the summer here. Howard Hilton of
| Chicago accompanied them. Mrs. Hilton's
brother, Harold 7. Sibley, arrived home
| by the same boat from Dartmouth college,
where he graduated.