The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-09-04
PERSONAL.

l AN~'s
Elmer Heath of Neponset, Mass, is visit
ing relatives in this city.
| lnez Hanson of Prospect arrived Thurs
day to visit friends in Belfast.
Miss Ida Walker left Saturday morning
for visit in Island Falls, Me-
Miss Jennie Whddon left Saturday to
visit relatives in Everett, Mass.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Pierce of Washington, D.
T., is visiting at 7. W. Pitchers.
Frank P. Wilson, Esq, spent Aug 10th in
Bangor, the guest of Harry Lord
| Mrs. F. f. Cottrel and son Karl of Rock
land arrived Friday for d short visit
| Miss Alberta Wadsworth visited Miss
Mabel Pottle in Rockport last week.
| Mrs. Henry H, Hilton and daughter Kath-
erine visited friends in Freedom last week
Clarence Read, who is employed by the
| Exeter Machine Co., is at home for short
visit
Mrs. c. F. Osgood of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Rosina Hanson of East
, Belfast
Osborne Lord went to Lewiston last week,
where he has employment at the fair
grounds.
Mrs. Geo. \. Leavitt and daughter Lena
visited relatives in Waterville and Clinton
last week.
| Mrs. John NJ. Stevens and child of Roches-
ter, n. H., are visiting her mother, Mrs.
VIM. Fleming.
Julia Cook arrived from Boston last Fri
day for a short visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Cook
DR.. Charles P. Bean of Boston arrived
Sunday by boat to visit his sister. Mrs.
Abbie B. Cox.
Walter r. Nose returned last week from
visit in Newport, ac ccompaned by his
friend Carl Stevens.
Thomas and Harry, are making short visit
in Lancaster, \. H.
Miss Grace Atkinson arrived Thursday
on her way from Danbury, Conn, to her
home in Montville.
Mr. and Mrs S. \. Racklitfe, who are at
present employed in Auburn, spent few
day in Belfast last week
Capt. John w. McGilvery of Searsport
and George A. Car yer Of New York visited
friends in Bangor last week
Miss Ethel f. Thomas will leave Satur-
day to resume her duties as teacher in the
public schools of Merose, Mass
Miss Wild, Noca laf. lost LNr;I,,. f,,. W.,
| Townsend, Mass, where she has position
as teacher iii the Grammar School.
benjamin p. EIazeltine of McKeesport,
Penn, arrived last sunday to visit his
mother, Mrs. Clementine IIdzeltine
Mrs. NJ. \. CoombS went to Ninalhayen
last week, and on her return visited her
daughter, Mrs. George Mixer. in amden
Stanley H. Wilson Of Searsmont spent
Sunday with relatives in Belfast He left
| Monday to attend the kents llill Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs, Chas f. Crawford and
daughter Edna, who have been visiting rela-
tiyes here, left for New York by Saturdays IS
boat
Mrs. George ForSaith and daughter Flor
ence who have been visiting the family of
Alden u. Chase returned to Everett, Mass,
Saturday.
Fred Pendleton, who is employed by the
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co..
has gone to Monmouth. Me, and from there
will go to Lewiston.
Mrs. w. c. Barbour and daughter Hazel
of Tenants lIarbor arrived Sunday, called
here by the death of Mrs Barbour 5 mother
Mrs Flavilla Duttie.
Miss Alma Dodworth of New York and
Howard kochersperger of Hartford, Conn
were in Bangor last week, the guests of Miss
Mary Williams, Highland avenue
Mrs. Nathaniel Matthews of Winchendon
Mass, arrived Thursday to visit Mrs Clara
NJ. Matthews and daughters. Mr Matthews
arrived by Tuesday mornings boat
j. W. pougan returned to New York
Monday, called there by business Mrs
Dougan will remain for some time longer at
their cottage on the North shore, Northport
Miss Gertrude Webber left Saturday for
Belfast to begin her work as one of the
teachers in the Banks Business College tc
be opened in that city. Miss Weber
friends will wish her success in her new
work. Calais Times.
Mrs. Olive DevenS of Charestown, Mass.
who has been visiting the family of Dana
b. SouthwOrth, returned home Monday
Miss Edith NJ Southworth Of this city ac
companied her for short visit
MI. and Mrs. Sidney kaliSh and Miss
kalsh, who spent the summer here, lef
Tuesday for New York city. From there
they make a trip up the Hudson river an,
visit the resorts in that section.
j. A. Havener OF Rockpo and F. O
lavener of Parkersburg, West Virginia
and their wives, who We're called to Befas
by the Illness and death of their mother
Mrs. Almatia S. Havener, returned to Rock
port Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Goodwin of Waterville, Mrs
Edwin Is. Rich of Fall River, Mass, Master
Harry Gale of Maiden, and Mrs Charles
Brown of Morrill,, who have been visiting
Mrs. Frank Bramhal, left for their several
homes last Thursday.
Mrs. Olive ii. Cooper left last Satu day
for Old Town, where she spent Sunday
Walter f. Cooper joined her Tuesday for a
trip through the Provinces. Mrs. Cooper