The Republican journal., 1902-09-18
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mouth College.
orrinJ. Diekey spent SUNDAY with .rela-
| tves in Madison.
Ralph Cooper has returned to the Uni
versity of Maine.
Miss Cleora Haney went To Bangor Tues
| day to teach music.
Miss Cora Eames went to Boston Tues
| day to teach eloeution.
Henry o. Dodge returned Tuesday from
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Miles Jelison went to Lewiston
Tuesday for short visit.
Isaac Jackson went to Bangor Yesterday
for treatment of his ewes.
Mrs. II. W. Healey is visiting her mother
in North Weymouth, Mass.
| Austin ". keating returned Saturday
| from business trip to Boston.
James b. Waterman of skowhegan was
| IN Belfast Tuesday ON business.
| Mrs. Eleeta Clough returned home Tues
day from visit in Massachusetts,.
Chas. l. Cook of Unity was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. {. II. Sargent last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Written of Vinal-
haven are visiting relatives in Montville.
Mrs. q. ii. Cox of Cambridge, Mass, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Geo. A. Dunning.
Mrs. \. G. Pettingill returned Yesterday
from visit to her sister in Maiden, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Chester W. Cottren of New
buryport, Mass, are in Belfast attending
| court
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Il. McAndless Of Skow
hegan are in Belfast for visit of two
| weeks
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. z. Chase will leave to-
morrow for New York to buy their fall
goods.
Mrs. James W. Jones of Concord. Mass.
| is visiting friends in Belfast and Brooks for
a few days.
| {. ID. Cross and bride of Canton, Mass.
arrived yesterday to visit his sister, Mrs.
II. A. Wiley.
Samuel German left Monday for Worces-
| ter, Mass, after spending the base ball sea-
son in Belfast
| Misses Alice Decrow and Nellie Ripley are
| spending a vacation at Wm Ripley's in
| Everett, Mass.
John Percy Simmons and Karl Mcdonald
went to Orono Tuesday to enter the Uni
versity of Maine.
Colby \. Racklitt, b. H. S, 80, went to
CaStne Monday to continue his course at
the Normal School.
Mrs Walter B. Kelley and son of Mime
apolis arrived Saturday to visit her father,
Hon. VIM. Is. Swan
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dorman visited Mrs.
DIS cousins, K. f. and w. O. Alden of
Portland, last week
Mrs. /. Richardson, formerly Ella Alwilda
Wentworth, of Chelsea, Mass, is spending
few days in Belfast.
Geo. L. Hatch of the Head of the Tide, Is.
II. :. 80, Will 80 to Brunswick to-day to
enter BoMdoin College.
Mrs. Is. /. Aborn returned home Tuesday
morning from Il visit to relatives and friends
i'll Taunton and Boston, Mass
Tolman ii. Fernald arrived home Tues
day from Cleveland, Ohio, where he has
been at work several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Marshall and SON left
Tuesday to return to Sioux City, Ia, after a
visit of ID few weeks in Belfast
The Cobe cottage on the South shore
Northport, was closed for the season and the
family left for Chicago last Thursday
Charles f. Sherman resumed his place in
| Il. II. Coombs X Sons undertaking rooms
Monday after AN illness of three weeks.
Miss Fannie Bickmore of Tenants Harbol
left for her home Tuesday after a visit to
the family of +. @. Pendleton of East Bel
fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George \. Gilchrest visited
friends in Rockland and Port Clyde the
past week, and Mr.. Gilchrest made busi.
ness trip to Bath.
Lieut.. Com. VIM. Y. Pratt, U. 5. n, had
been here few days and supposed he had
a long turlough, but received telegram
from the Department yesterday ordering
him to report for immediate service
John II. Wiley of Hudson Mass, visited
his father, c. a. Wiley, and his brothers,
in this city last week. Mrs. Wiley Went to
Liberty where her father, Ambrose Cargill,
was ill.,
Selwin Thompson left yesterday morning
for Boston to bu! stock and make other ar
rangements for his clothing business He
expects to begin work about Oct, lst OF
mems work ing clothes
Capt. A. j. Hall and wife, Mrs Clarence
Packard, Mrs Harriet Packard and Mis-.
Lucy Rhodes of Rock land were in towI
last Friday to attend the golden wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. \. f. Keen.
Mrs. Calvin Austin, Mrs. Waldo Richards
Mrs Austin's sister, and Harold Richards
all of Brookline, Mass. and Robert Esty of
| Worcester, Mass, We're the guests of Mrs
L. B. DinsmOre last week.
Herbert W. Rowe editor and publisher
OF the Maine Sportsman, Bangor. was in
this city Tuesday. The September issue
of the Sportsman is the Hunters Edition, "
and is of special interest to that class of
sportsmen."
Mrs. NJ. E. Dilworth is seriously i'll at her
home on Uni II street, Her dau4h hter, Mrs.
{. O Parsons of Florence Mass, and her SON