The Republican journal., 1901-06-06
Personal.

K. +. Dunton, Esq, was in Watervlle last
Friday on business.
Chas II. Field went to Machias Monday
to adjust a fire loss.
| L. E. McMahan was at home from Show
hegan Memorial Day.
Harry Condor of Pittsfeld visited friends
in Belfast last week.
| Miss Vida VOse graduates from the
Castine Normal school this week.
E. II. Dunbar of Plymouth, Mass, is in
Belfast for visit of a few days.
Mrs. Frank B. Mathews is in Castine the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morey.
| Levi NJ. Poor of Augusta was in Belfast
and Searsmont last week on business
Miss Edna Burdin has returned to Brock
ton, Mass, after a few days visit to her
parents.
d. II. Glidden, deputy U. S. Collector at
| Vinalhaven, was in Belfast last week on
official business
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parsons and son
| Bennie of East Jackson visited friends in
Belfast last week.
Rev. r. ID. Fish and wife arrived last
week from Lyons, n. Y, and are the guests
of Mrs. C., P. Carter.
Mrs. George O. Scott and son Harold re-
turned to East Boston Saturday, after a
short visit in Belfast
| W. A. Mckenzie and wife arrived Satur-
day from Lynn, Mass, to spend the summer
in Belfast and Northport
Reginald Hazeltne is at home from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Boston, for his summer vacation
Mrs. Helen Teller and son George of
Waltham Mass, came to Belfast last week
to attend the funeral of Mrs Milly Shuman.
| Z. Is. Patterson is on tour to Chicago,
st. Louis and other Western cities in the in
terests of the Condor Manufacturing Co.
Edward johnson and family arrived from
Boston last week and are at the Alfred
johnson house, Primrose Hill, for the sum
mer.
+ Hugh ID. Mcclellan, Esq, has arrived
| nome from the law school of Columbia
University, New York, for his summer va
cation.
| Mrs Georgia S. Pendleton. who has been
making short stay in Belfast, spent Sun
day in Camden. She will go to New York
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Foss of Portland
were in Belfast last week to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Foss' father, Capt Thaddeus
| NJ. Wood
| g. a. Roundy of Medfeld, Mass, formerly
leader of the Belfast Band, is to play during
the season with Boston orchestra at the
| White Mountains
Harry White of Island Falls visited his
sister, Mrs. Fred W. Bailey, last week.
lie was on his way to State Run, Pa, where
he has situation on railroad.
Mrs. J. II. Burke and Miss Zadie R. Car
| ter left last week to make their home ON
the Pacific Coast. Mrs. Burke goes to Santa
Clara and Miss Carter to Redlands, Calf.
| Messrs. W. Il. Howard Chas. s Bickford.
Aphonso Wood and Henry Ladd went to
| Orono by team last Saturday to attend the
athletic meet at the University of Maine.
Edwin Morey and family of Boston ar
rived here Wednesday evening, MAY 10Th. in
special car from Boston attached to the
regular train, and went to Castne on his
steam yacht Princess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo p. Field of Boston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 5. Pearl of Bangor spent
| Sunday IN Belfast, that day being the ff-
teenth anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas H. Field.
| Miss Georgia T. Burrows has returned
| from NaSsalboro, where she taught elocu-
ton in Oak Grove Seminary, and has re-
sumed her duties as assistant librarian in
the Belfast Free Library.
The graduating class at the University of
| Maine this year numbers 90, and includes
/ two Waldo county students Mark Jona-
than Bartlett of Montvile and Wales
Rogers Bartlett of Centre Montville
Mrs. Annie L. Richards goes to Farming
ton tomorrow to attend the graduating
exercises at the Normal School Her dallgh-
ter, Miss Louise, is a member of the gradual
| ing class.
Harrison j. Eames of Searsport was in
| Belfast last week on business, looking hale
and robust in spite of his So years He
works every day on the farm, doing more
work than large majority of the men of
younger generation.
Lewis w. George and wife left Saturday
for trip to Colorado and California Mr.
George has a two months vacation and his
position as station agent, is filled by his as
sistant, Mr.. Sanborn. Renworth Rogers is
acting assistant.
Sunday School Convention.