The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-06-19
Personal,
Mr.. Edward johnson went to Boston
Tuesday on business.

Mr.. Edward johnson went to Boston
Tuesday on business.
Fred R. Poor, B. II. S. 90, is at home
from Dartmouth College.
day from Massachusetts.
Miss Maude johnson went to Bangor
yesterday for a short visit.
Mrs John Jones returned Saturday from
visit of five weeks in Warren.
Miss Inez E. Crawford visited Mrs. Geo.
W. Gorllam of Bangor Tuesday.
Mrs. Amos Clement and children have
gone to Seal Harbor for the season.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Sherman of bingham,
Mass, are spending week in Belfast.
Mrs c. b. Hall and niece, Miss Maude
Rockwell. are spending a week in Boston.
Miss Emily +. Miller arrived home Tues
tiaV from visit of several week in Boston.
Frank O. Havener and son of RockpOrt
came to Belfast yesterday in their automo-
bile,
Lewis c. Smith, who has been seriously
i'll, is able to walk down town on pleasant
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Burbank of Charles
town, Mass, are visiting relatives in Bel
fast and ISleSboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tileston Wadlin arrived
home Monday from SabattuS, They drove
across the country.
Mrs S s. Cunningham and Mrs. John
Dollotf left saturday for visit OF two
weeks in Boston and Portland.
A. A. Howes, who had been confined to
the house for a week by a severe cold, was
at his place Of business Tuesday.
Miss Charlotte Staples arrived home
Monday from Winterport, accompanied by
her grandmother, Mrs. W. b. Stinson.
Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe and Miss Alice Barlow
arrived yesterday to spend the summer at
the Cobe cottage, South Shore, Northport'
Mrs. Grace White and daughter arrived
Monday from Iowa to visit her sister, Mrs.
P G. Hunt, and her brothers, j. r. and p.
&. Hurd.
Lieut.. VIM. V Pratt, who with his wife
is visiting in Belfast, has been ordered to
report for duty at once ON board the I. S,
S. Kearsarge.
Miss Ellen D. Townsend left Tuesday
morning to visit her sister in East ROches
ter, n. H., short time before going to her
home in New Haven.
Misses Annie Irvine of Round Pond and
Emily F. Merrill of Brewer arrived Satur-
day as guests of Mr.. and f. S. Pitcher at
their cottage, "Mayne Staye,' at the Bat
terry
Mrs. r. O. Patterson went to Hebron
Tuesday to attend the graduating exercises
of Hebron Academy, from which her grand
son, Ross Ernest Patterson, graduates
They viii go to Rockport for few weeks.
The Republican class convention of the
towns of ooksville, CaStine, Orland,
i}rooklIn and Aurora was held III Brooks
Vile June 10th, and George H. Tapley Of
Brooksville was chosen for representative
by acclamation.
H. L. Woodcock and A fred johnson
have returned from a successful fishing trip
to Caratunk Faunce Woodcock will re-
main at the lakes awhile Z L. Woodcock
went to Bangor in the steam yacht Aria
Tuesday and returned yesterday.
u, f. Hartman, chief quarteImaster. [.
5, y. retired from active service after
serving thirty years, is now, with his wife,
visiting their relatives IN Maine. They
have been with his sister, Mrs. A. S. Gun
ninsham, the past week, at the home of her
son, Henry B. Cunningham.
Rev. Geo 5. Mills, Mrs. Mills. DR.. and
Mrs \. O. Stoddard. Mrs Alfred A. Small,
Mrs i. /. Bracket, Mrs. Carrie +. PIERCE,
Mrs. Chas. A. Pl>buTy ana Mrs. Florence
Maynard attended the Waldo Congregations
a Conference i'll Frankfort Tuesday, going
and returning by buck board.
The East End Yacht Club OF Portland
had a regatta, supper and lecture June 18th.
The lecturer was Rev f. 7. Hack, pastor of
the Second Parish Church, Portland. His
subject was ''Ships,'' and it was handled in
a very pleasing manner, and illustrated by
a beautiful collection of stereopticon views.