The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-08-28
Personal.

Mrs. Alberta Harmon of Rockland visited
a few days last week at Roscoe Black S.
| Lewis f. Poor was in Belfast from North
Adams, Mass, d few days the past week.
| Miss Flora NJ, Sherman returned Satur-
day from a visit in Madison and Norridge-
| wock.
L. W. kilgore and daughter of Moro
| Plantation visited relatives in Belfast the
past week.
| Mrs. Leola A. PIERCE and daughter Fran
ceS of Boston are visiting her mother, Mrs
| Ella West.
Mrs. Jennie Staples Of IIolbrook, Mass,
returned home Tuesday from a visit to Mrs
| Geo. f. Mchaels.
| Miss Mary Barker of Camden has been
the guest of her cousin, Miss Ethel NJ.
Thayer the past week.
| Mrs. Ellen May Gate and Mrs. l.. J
Morrison and two daughters of Beachmont
Mass, are guests of Mrs Sarah C.. Sherman.
Past Great Sachem Francis II WEIGH will
attend the Great Council of the United
States, |. o. X. NJ, at Norfolk, Va, Sept.
Sth, 9th and 10th.
Otis d. Wilson and Miss Amy Wilson of
Searsmont, who have been visiting MI and
Mrs. Sidney b. keene in Somerville, Mass,
arrived home Tuesday.
Royal Howes and his sister, Miss Georgia
HOweS, of Providence, r. l., Who have been
| spending some time ID Lincolnville, are in
Rockland and are visiting Mrs Clarence
Daniels.-Rockland Star.
| Miss Mlliken and Miss johnson of Bel
| fast, and Mr. John b. Mcdonald of New
York were guests Aug. 10Th of Mr. and
Mrs. John Pierce of New York, at the Sam
oset, Rockland
Mrs. Lucy Mixer of Castine, Mrs Herbert
! Mixer and daughter Clara of Sockton
| Springs and Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Durell Of
Somerville are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Mixer in Camden.
| Mrs. Fred Cox of Roxbury, Mass, Clar-
ence +. Billings and Stanley Nichols of Bos-
| ton are guests of Mrs. Abbie BOOK. Messrs
| Billings and Nichols are to take part in the
| MINISTRIES tomorrow, Friday, evening in the
| Opera House.
| Mrs. Clara Quincy arrived Sunday from
| Boston, where she has been living With her
daughters, Mrs. L. II. Whipple and Miss
Adelaide Quincy. They have gone to Wash
ington, ID. c., to live, where Mr. Whipple
has government employment. Mrs. Quincy
will spend the winter with them.
| Frank w. Gowen arrived home from
| Europe on the s D. m. train Tuesday, Aug
10th, safe and sound, latter an absence abroad
since June His tour of the Scandinavian
countries, also in Scotland and England,
was very interesting, but he says that there
is no place like America in all the world.
Mr.. Gowen parted with "Sam in New
| York, the latter going to New Jersey to
| visit his daughters, but the faithful old fell
| low will be back in Waterville now in
| few days and he says it will take him
year to tell the people the wonderful sights
he saw in European es.-Waterville
| Mail
'For the first time in As years. said
| United States Senator William P. Frye as
| he enjoyed fragrant gar on the yeranda
of the Lafayette hotel last evening, 81
| shall not take part in the political campaign
| in this State. | feel pretty well and am
pretty we'll except for the fact that my ply
sician tells me that | had not better do any
work on the stump.-Portland Press.
Senator Frye opened the campaign in Bel
fast two years ago, as he had done in many
former elections, and his coming was al
ways looked forward to with pleasure. He
will be missed this year.