The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29
PERSONAL.


John 7. Owen returned Saturday from a
business trip to Boston.
Miss Caroline W. Field arrived home Sat-
urday from Pennington.
James Thayer has gone to Providence, r.
L., where he has employment.
A. A. Knight went to Halls Quarry, Mt.
Desert, last week for employment.
Mrs. Charles E. Sherman returned Sunday
from visit in Boston and vicinity.
Maurice E. Davidson was at home few
days the past week from New York.
Ralph Emery left Saturday for Detroit,
Mich, after short visit in Belfast
Hon. R. W. Rogers arrived home Satur-
day from a business trip to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. White and son Harry
are spending the week in East Orland.
DR.. d. P. Ordway of Camden is spending
a short vacation in Belfast and Searsmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Pettingill returned last
Friday from a visit of two weeks at Swan S
Island.
Joseph Williamson, Jr., Of Augusta came
to Belfast last week to attend the funeral of
A. G. Sibley.
Miss Addie Boyd of Bangor returned
home Saturday from visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
7. L. Shute.
B. A. Frost, who is employed in an aysum
at Middletown, Conn, is visiting his parents
at Poor's Mills.
Misses Fannie and Isabel Robbins return
ed to Lawrence, Mass, Saturday from a
visit in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Howard and daugh-
field and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs William Corson of Provi-
dence, r. l., returned home Saturday from
visit in Belfast.
Herbert T. Harmon left Saturday for
| Waverly, Mass. He has employment in the
Mclean hospital.
| Clarence Conant left Saturday for Hart
| ford, Ct, where he has employ ment with a
telegraph company,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Rigby are visiting his
former home in Newburgh. They will re
turn September I'd.
Mr., and Mrs. Dana S. Aver and Miriam
| Witherspoon of Worcester, Mass, are visit
ing at G. G. Abbott's.
| Dana Lawrence of Boston arrived Sun.
day to attend to the repairs at his summer
home in East Belfast.
| Miss Edna Walker of Island Falls return
ed last Thursday from visit of two week.
with Miss Ida f. Walker.
| Mrs. w. J. Foss of Brighton, Mass, ant
| Miss Lora B. Fenton of Waltham are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sargent.
! VIM. NJ. Randall, who has been confined
to his home for some time by IL severe ill
ness, is now able to walk down town.
Mrs. Geo. F. Thompson of New Glouces
ter, Me-, was in Belfast last Friday to at
tend the funeral of her cousin, A. c. Sibley
DR.. E. d. Williams of Islesboro leave.
next week for Chicago to take full post
graduate course in the Cook County Hos
pital.
| Mrs. }. A. Fessenden and daughter Alice
who have been visiting friends and relatives
Portland and Boston.
| Prof. Lewis w. Stevens of Lynn, Mass.
is a guest of S. B. Littlefeld. Prof Stevens
recently underwent severe surgical opera
ton, but is improving gradually.
| Miss Erma Pettingill returned home last
Friday from visit of two weeks in Boston
Her sister, Miss Edith Pettingill, came witt
| her, out went back to Boston the next day
| M. and Mrs W. c. Crawford and chill
dren, Cora, John and Janet, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Sarah r. Crawford. They are
accompanied by Mrs. C.'s sister, Miss Spoon
er Of Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Mary Haine of South Boston is visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Ellingwood. She is
8 years old and made the trip unattended
| including the going to and from the boat
| checking her baggage, etc.
| Misses Inez L. Barker and Lulu H. Garter
| went to Portland last Monday for a short
visit to the Nurses Home in connection with
the Maine General Hospital, from which
| they graduated as trained nurses.
Mrs Samuel Adams and Miss Grace F.
Walton arrived home Sunday morning from
the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
/ Miss Bertha |. Bird, who went with them
| is making short visit in Haverhill, Mass
| A reunion of the surviving children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Whitaker of Citypoint
was held at the home of one of the daugh-
terS, Mrs. ID. B. Flint of Bangor, last Fri
day. They are Mrs Flint, Mrs. Myra Lang
of Bowdoinham, Joseph Whitaker of Brock
| ton, Mass, and Mrs. +. E. Clark of City.
point.
| Mrs. Maurice S. Wentworth of Roberts
Montana, who with her daughter arrived
| here short time since for visit with rela-
tives and friends, received August 26th a
telegram announcing the sad intelligence OF
the death by diphtheria of her only SON.
| Milo Hallett Wentworth. His illness was
of brief duration and the blow falls heavily
upon the bereaved mother and sister, who
were unable to be with him in his last hours
A telegram received Tuesday by Mrs.
Wentworth from her husband states that
he will arrive here shortly.