The Republican journal., 1902-09-11
NUMBER 81.
PERSONAL.


Monday from Seal Harbor
Roscoe Holmes OF Ellsworth was in Bel
| fast Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Leola Perce and daughter Frances
returned to Boston Monday.
f, P. Mayo of the Turf, Farm and Home
arrived Tuesday to attend the fair.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan returned to Boston
Monday after short vacation at home.
| Frank A. Tuttle arr we'd from Lancaster,
| Pa, last Thursday for short vacation.
| Miss 1nez Z. Crawford visited relatives
| in Rockland and Warren the past week
| Mrs. Geo S. Mills and daughter Alice are
visiting friends in Castine for two weeks
Misses Frances and Nancy Emerson of
Castine are visiting Mrs. Mary @. Little
field.
Miss Carrie W. Field returned last Sat
urday from a visit in St. Paul and Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Wm. p. Thompson and son Donald
arrived home Saturday from visit in Lew
iston.
Mrs. Geo. f. Bracket returned Saturday
from few days visit in Rockland and vi
cinity.
Lieut. Louis }. Van Schack of the 10Th
[. S. Infantry was at the Revere House
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert r. Ellis of bingham,
| Mass, are visiting relatives in Belfast and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. Shepherd of Bangor
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wiley the
past week.
Horace Dean OF Lawrence, Mass, was in
Belfast, his former home, this week for
short visit.
Geo. A. Leavitt returned Saturday from
Seal Harbor, where he has been at work
four weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Smith of Auburn returned
home Monday from a visit to her son, Rev
A. a. Smith.
H. H. Carter, Jr., is taking his vacation
as letter carrier and William Holt is acting
as substitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peleg Wiley of Rockport
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. c. A. Wiley and
others in Belfast.
Percy b. Redman, and MI and Mrs
Frank II. Mayo left Tuesday for a trip
through Aroostook county.
Miss Cora Eames Will go to Boston next
week to teach elocution both in the public
schools and to private pupils.
Misses Lena +. Leavitt. B. H. s. 'o9,
and Lena Ellis, 'o1 went to Castne Monday,
to attend the Normal school
Mr.. and Mrs W r. Tarbox of Fryeburg
and friend Miss Hodgdon arrived last Fri
day for short visit in Belfast.
Herbert f. Shaw of Worcester, Mass, ar
rived last Thursday to visit his father aud
brother, F. A. and Chas. f. Shaw
Mrs. u. P. Palmer returned SATURDAY
from a visit in Portland and to her sister,
MIS- W, b. Briggs, in Brockton, Mass.
Peter Mcdonald, a supervisor of the Pos
ton City Hospital, returned Monday fronla
short vacation spent at Geo. Q. Holmes
Ross Patterson ana John G Clement " he
made the trip to Bath on the [. ; dr4dger
Cumberland returned 10 Belfast Saturday
Percy Sprague Of Watertown, Mas, has
been spending the past two weeks at the
Colby cottage. NJtnStt.- Deer Isle MeSSen-
ger,
NIr and Ms John \. Nash and two chill
dren OF Lawrence Mass, visited his par
ents, NIr. and Mrs. John W. Nash, last
week
Dr. and Mrs J. e. Brooks, who have been
at their cottage on the North Shore, North
port. for some weeks. returned to the city
Monday.
City Clerk l.. il. Murch went to Patteu
Tuesday 1or his annual vacation. NJ. {.
Hill will act as Deputy City Clerk during
his absence.
Fred A Shute of San Gabriel, Cal, arrv-
ed last Tuesday to visit his parents, Capt.
and Mrs. Alonzo Shute, after an absence of
twelve years.
Hugh ID. Mcclellan returned last week
from Southampton, L. l., where he has been
employed as an attorney in enforcing the
automobile laws.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas K. Coombs left New
York City Tuesday for a trip up the Iiud-
son, and to Saratoga, Niagara Falls
Montreal, and other points.
VIM. II. Staples served as policeman al
Maple Grove Camp Meeting, which closed
Saturday, and is engaged for the Exeter
fair, from Sept. 10Th to oct I'd.
Mrs. James Mitchell and daughter Mar
garet visited relatives in Belfast last week
They were returning. from trip to the White
Mountains, and left for their home in West
Newton, Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson A. Reed aad daugh-
ter spent last week in Camden, returned
Friday, and leave Thursday morning for
| Boston for a two weeks visit, then 20 ON to
their Minneapolis home
City Marshal Wm. II. Sanborn wa, attack
| ed recently with paralysis, which left him
entirely deaf, and unable to stand On ac-
count ofIdizzneSs. lie is gradually gaining
although still confined to bis bed and un
able to hear.
Dr., g. c. kilgore returned Monday from
a few weeks soiourn at Petit Mauan. much
| improved in health. He was ACCOMPANIED
| by Harry kilgore and Harry Condou. Mrs.
kiIgore who has been with her husband at
l Al