The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-05-08
PERSONAL.

the week on business
| Geo. 7. Read left Tuesday for Boston and
Gloucester on business
Miss Addie Robinson visited friends in
Searsport the past week.
| Richard H. Moody was in Boston on busi-
ness a. few days last week.
LleWellyn Bruce arrived home from Brock
ton Tuesday for short visit.
| Mrs. c. A. Brown of Castine was in Bel
last the past week on business.
Miss Fremetta Shepherd arrived home
Saturday from Winchester, Mass.
Mrs Eta Lancaster went to Bangor YES
| terday for a visit of .wo weeks or more.
Mrs. Lucinda Fletcher arrived Tuesday
from Boston for few days on business,
Mrs. True Hayford arrived last week
from Boston. where she spent the winter.
Dana B. Southworth, who has been co.,
fined to the house five weeks. is about again
Thomas J. Brown arrived home from
Campello, Mass, Friday to spend the sum-
mer.
d
College, spent Sunday with friends in Bel
fast.
+. ii. Bowden of Monroe left Monday by
steamer City of Bangor for Boston on busi-
ness
Mrs. Ambrose j. Morrison visited her
brother, John A. Mace in Portland the past
week.
DR.. F. F. Freeman of Rockland was in
Belfast yesterday ON his way to Dexter on
business.
Mrs. c. F. Robinson of Somerville, Mass,
arrived Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs
Henry W. Mariner, who is i'll.
owen Emmons returned to New Haven,
It., yesterday His wife, who has been
dangerously i'll, is much better
Capt. G. A. Mcdonald went to Isle au
Haut last week to spend the summer He
spent the winter III Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Charlotte b. Frost is teaching the
Grammar ana High School grades of the
public school n West Newtield, Maine
Stillman Flood of East Belfast submitted
to an operation for appendicitis in Portland
last week. The last reports We're favorable
Mrs. Ambrose j. Morrison of Belfast
played piano solos at reception rendered
to Rev. F. K. Griftths in Portland, May |.
Capt J. o. HAYES, who has had a shor
vacation at home, left Monday for New
York to join his vessel, bark Olive Thur
| low.
| Charles Whitcomb arrived home from
Providence, X. l., Tuesday He will re-
main about two weeks and then go to Mon
tana.
| Dr. and Mrs. sherman have moved from
| helsea, Mass, to Otis street, Iingham
/ where DR.. sherman has bought hou>
which will be their permanent residence
Capt +. S Mcdonald arrived home Fri
day from Philadelphia, where he loaded
sch. John c. Smith for Jacksonville. lie
viii remain at home for time
Mrs \. \. Noyes has moved from the
I Conaut house ON Church street She rooms
in the Crawford house and takes her meals
with Miss +. c. Frye and sisters ON Miller
street.
Geo. q. Holmes il, has closed a term
of eleven weeks service As head nurse in
the small pc> hospital in Newburypor,
Mass. He is to study medicine in Tufts
College.
Dr. Geo. F. Eames of Boston arrived sat
urday to visit relatives in Belfast and look
after his cottage at Standpoint. IIeis build
ing an auxiliary knoehabout 80 feet long and
9 feet beam.
Austin Whtmore has been transferred
from the Bangor Division of the Eastern
Steamship o. to the Portland and st. John
Division. He is porter ON the Governor
Dingley.
Miss Stella Nichols, who has been stop
ping with her uncle, Albert T. Stevens, left
Saturday for Boston, accompanied by Miss
L. II. Carter, a trained nurse, to enter hos
pital for treatment for nervous prostration
Mrs. L. =. Alexander went to Boston last
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting of
the Emerson Alumni Association. The pro
gram covers three days, with banquet at
the Parker House. Mrs. Alexander Viii
visit friends in Boston and vicinity
Mrs. G.. F. Carter's eSth birthday occurred
last Sunday and her many friends remtnl-
bered her with letters, flowers and ronfec-
tionery Mr., Alden d. Chase enjoyed like
attention on his S0th birthday, May lSt, and
Mrs. Chase was so years old March 9TH.
MI. and Mrs. Edward johnson arrived
from Boston last week and are at their resi-
dence on Primrose Hill. Their son Alfred
came with them. Their daughter, Mrs.
Pratt, has gone to Annapolis, Md, with her
husband, who is an instructor in tie Naval
Academy.
| Miss Prue Piper went to Unity saturday
to teach school. Her sister, Miss Grace,
will begin teaching in Belmont next week.
Of the family of fourteen children Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Piper eight are now
living. These two are the last of the family
to leave the old home, thus leaving the
) parents alone.
2 The Grange and Litigation
5 One of the objects for which the order of
e Patrons of 1lusbandry has abored is the