The Republican journal., 1902-08-07
Personal.


ing her mother, Mrs S. +. Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo B. Newton arrived
from Boston Sunday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall went to Camden
Saturday, Mr.. Hall having work there.
B. B. Lovett ofkthe Boston Globe made
The journal pleasant call Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burrill arrived YES
terday to visit Mr.. and Mrs John T. Frost.
Dustin Cunningham of Natick, Mass, is
visiting his brother, Henry Is, Cunningham.
Mrs. G. H. Copeland and daughter of Bid
deford are guests at G.. M.Walker's in Rock
land.
Miss Lucy NJ. Adams of Castine arrived
last Friday To visit her brother, Samuel
Adams
! Capt. G. \. Mcdonald arrived yesterday
from Isle au Haut to spend a few days in
Belfast
Mrs. Charles W. Kimball and two children
of Providence, X. l., are visiting Herbert
j. kmbal.
Miss Grace Chadwick was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer EIottSes in Rock land
the past week.
James G. West Of Brockton, Mass, ar
rived last Thursday to visit his sister, Mrs
Edwin Salmond.
Mrs. NJ. g. Prentiss and daughter Mildred
of Brewer returned home last Friday from
visit in Belfast.
Mrs. Nettie Docher of Newport, r. l., re-
turned home last Thursday from visit to
Mrs. 7. j. Frisbee.
Mrs John Macdonald and son Arthur of
Boston are visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. 5. G.. Bicknel.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pitcher and daughters
Florence and Elosie are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Pitcher.
Mrs. 5. w. Keen, her daughter Carrie and
son Irving of Medford, Mass, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hazel Mckeen
Miss Maude Astle and Miss Annie Beck
Of Houlton are visiting Miss AS aunt, Mrs.
Lewis F. Cannon of this city.
Mrs George H. Forsath aud daughter
i
day to visit Miss Jennie Whidden.
Alphonso Murray of Shawmut Me, ar
rived last Thursday to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. Cora +. Monroe.
Misses Ethel Holmes OF Chicago and
Cornelia Rodman OF Waterbury. Ct., arrived
last Thursday to visit Miss Margaret Hazel
tine.
George L. IIammonS of Chicago, formerly
of Searsport, visited relatives in this city
the past week and called on friends in Sears
port
Melvin Gilmore of Everett, Mass, a teach
er in Corners Commercial College, Boston,
is spending his vacation with his relatives
on East Belfast.
Mrs Eliza Jellison of Bangor, Mrs. Ada
Linuakin and Fred McKeen of Roxbury,
Mass, arrived last week u visit their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. lEazael McKpen.
Miss Edith Pettingill returned to Boston
last Thursday after a short vacation in
Belfast. Her sister Erma accompanied her
on her return for visit of ten days.
Capt and Mrs Arthur rattershalI were at
home last week while the sch. J. Y. Yelling
ton was loading at South Gardiner Capt.
Fred Hartford goes in the vessel as mate
Mr.. and Mrs Cowling of Lynn, Mr. and
Mrs Mcdonald of Nahaut, arrived We'd
nesday and went with Henry IIaugh and
other friends to spend d few days at Swan
Lake.
Mrs James Crosby, with her two children,
Priscilla and Laurence, left Thurs Sday to
pass the month of August with Mrs. Cros-
by's brother, Carlos {. Alden, E>q., of New
York, at his camp at Eagle Cliff, in the Adj
rondackS-Hdngor Daily News.
Mrs Anna left OF Wakefield, r. l., ar
rived last week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ada Warren. Mrs. Tefts daughter Emma
and George Gardner accompanied her and
returned home the first of this week.
Dr. c. F. Gay of Brooklyn, y. Y, who is
spending his vacation W tn Mrs. Il :. Hrler
at the Head of the Tide, was called to York
| Harbor last Friday to attend one of his
| New York patients, who is summering there.
O. G. Perry and family of Winterport
came in Monday night on the Boston boat.
| They brought their furniture and other
| household goods down with them. They
| are taking possession of the house at Suuth
Thomaston recently bought by Mr Perry
| from the Rockla Loan and Building asso-
| ciation.-Rocklani star.
Mr.. Edward Br dyes of Liberty, who IS IN
his Goth year, came to Belfast last Thursday
to visit his daughter, Mrs Elisha Norton.
He rode from Liberty Thursday morning,
attended both sessions of the Democratic
County Convention that day and the Repub-
lican County Convention the next day.
George A. Grindle, who started out at 81
teen years of age in a coastng vessel to see
something of the world, has returned to
North Castine after an absence of two
years. He has been around the world visit
ed many important places, paid his own
bills, and is well satisfied with his trip. says
d correspondent OF the Ellsworth American
The kennebec Journal has published a
list of the surviving members of the gener-
al staff of the Governors of Maine for the
past 10 years. 1t includes the staff OF Il
Governors, and the following Waldo County
names: Col. Fred Atwood, Winterport. 1887.
assistant quartermaSter general on the staff
of Gov Bodwell; Col. II. f. Mcdonald, Bel
fast, 1889, aide on the staff of Gov. Burlegh :;
Col. Gilman p Lombard, Belfast, 1893, aide
on the staff of Gov. Cleayes.