The Republican journal., 1902-07-17
Personal.

| lIleHuS Ill btl1aSt.
W. W. Gates is in Belfast from New
| port for short visit.
Miss Emma Gates Of Chelsea, Mass, is
visiting Mrs. 5. d. Brown.
| Mrs. Frank 3. Jackson is visiting rela-
| tlveS in Stockton Springs
Fred Hart left Monday fer Philadelphia,
where he has employment
Mrs. W. c. Crawford of Boston arrived
Monday to visit Mrs. 5. X. Crawford.
Miss Fannie j. Dyer of Boston arr we'd
Tuesday for vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oakes of Skowhe-
gan are at their cottage in East Belfast
Miss Idella knowlton went to North Ias-
salboro Monday morning for short visit.
Miss Margaret Brooks of New Albany.
Ind, is visiting her cousin. Mrs Samuel
Adams.
Mrs. Dora Davis Benson and two daugh-
tiers, lnez and Ruth, are visiting at f. @.
Roberts.
Miss Louise and Charlotte Whitney of
Belmont, Mass, are visiting their uncle,
Samuel Adams.
Mrs. f. L. Pierce left Monday for visit
in Boston before returning to her home in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Arthur |. Brown is spending two
weeks al Maplewood cottage, on the shore
of Newport Pond.
Mrs. W. 7. White Of Waterville returned
home Monday from visit to her sister,
Mrs. +. $ Bowker
Miss Maggie Harrison is taking her yaca-
tion from Carle X Jones store. She went
to jackson Yesterday
Misses Alice and:C Richardson of
Newark, \, j., are visiting their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones.
Norman Read and Frank Twombly went
to Halowell ON their bicycles last Friday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W, S Arey
Dr.. Isaac Hills, Dr &. p Lombard and
Dr. W. {. Libby Went to Camden Tuesday
to attend the meeting of the Maine Dental
Association.
Capt. Robert +. Patterson was at home
the past week while his schooner. the Anna
Pendleton, was dschargng at New York
from parien, Ga.
Capt. Ernest O. Patterson of Charleston.
. - Is III hell"S' on business connected
m'''I tiie s''ei ''i'e"' 4'eos'fS steamer III
"eo' a. "lle'ileSl N"ro'
MIS-, . =. >P''S"e' son freuef'ek amt
Eva Mansfield arrived in Belfast We'd
neSday on their way from LYNN. Mass
ioi ID WISH III l>le>o"r"'
Mr.. and Mrs. :. \. Reed and daughter of
Minneapolis are at Peaks Island, Portland
ii't "ol' 'ol ,ie summer OUT nope To spend
''''' i'ol''' NeeA III '''I"s''
Miss Mabel tuShmaA is expected to arrive
mere July 2oth, Daring her stay in the city
she VIII be WITH Miss BAILEY in the Horace
W. lttcher house, Congress street.
Ivan Earl Lang of Bowloinham GRADUATE
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j. L. Hahley ot Boston and J, F, Troy of
New Haven We're in Belfast the past week
on business with the Foster E,tabrooks
Co. in relation to lhrir government contract
tOr clothing.
MIS- mas l.. liaHNtl ANA daughter. Miss
JeSSlea, Went to Massachusetts Yesterday tc
orr3ng4 fnr ,nn,i,g fan I,Iln,,.t N.
"iifit the '""7nNes mas Il Po>HI"n as teacher
in the High school,
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app i"'pH H. "tteISitH arrived nome
Monday from l!aioWeu, where his vessel,
sch Sarah /. Davis, is loading for New
WY WV ",'i
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Misses tn'N ana AufeIa NeaVey OF N"r-
cester' Mass TOOK part IN recital given
oy thelr music teacher, MrS. Cora Nichols
Monroe Ill Worcester recently and received
many compliments on their work. They
are daughters OF Lew l.. aud Leta, Oboak
SeaVeN
Miss Mabel Brown returnad to ro.to,,
Monda, after sn4ndiup a short va,a+i,,, ~
bom.. Sba ua .,.oonnani.,i ~. hT,. ..;'..',
MISS Louise Brown, VINO Will visit their
friend, MISS heFnIce Ihayer of thel>ea
MISS mayer spent her vacation with the
Misses BLOWN ana Went 20 Boston with
them