The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-06-12
PERSONAL.

treatment to his eyes
Mrs. B. c. Dinsmore visited relatives in
Thorndike last week.
Roscoe Whitcomb went to Camden last
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tileston Wadln are visiting
in Lewiston this week.
Mrs J. c. Carey of Montville visited Mrs
Hannah Whitten last week.
Miss Louise Rogers went to Fairfield
Monday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. \. Hopkins arrived home
last week from California
Mrs. Harper of Castine arrived Monday
to visit Mrs. Frank p. Staples.
John B. Thombs of Thomaston visited
friends IN Belfast the past week
Mrs. Jerard Pendeton of Brewer visited
relatives IN Belfast the past week.
John W. Doe of Bar IIarbor is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Doe.
Mrs. Benz. ?. Hazeltine and Reginald
have arrived home for the summer.
Mrs. A. V. Canney of Dover is visiting
her friend, Miss Maude +. Barker
Miss Blanche L. Sullivan went to Marble
head, Mass, Monday for a short visit.
Mrs. NJ, j. Curlan of Bangor visited her
mother, Mrs. Nora Callinan last week
Herman Patterson left last Thursday for
Massachusetts to play ball on the Whitins-
vile nine.
Chas f. Sherman has received his COM
mission from Governor Hill as a coroner of
Waldo county.
Mrs. Mary f. Haugh returned Monday
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. F. j.
Biather of Lynn.
Mrs. L. II. Edmunds of Lawrence, Mass,
is visiting her father and brothers, Chas
A. Wiley and sons.
Frank Boynton of Taunton, Mass, and
his sister Oriola of West boro, are visiting
relatives in Belfast and Liberty.
Rev. A. A. Smith will go to Orono June
18th to present the. right hand of fellowship
at the ordination Of his friend, Mr.. Atki in
son.
A. NJ. Dunbar of Boston is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Durgin. He is an ex-
policeman of Boston and a veteran of the
civil war.
Mrs. Caroline Crosby, daughter Anne and
Master Morgan Burdett arrived from Bos-
ton last week and are the guests of Miss
J Fanny Chase
Judge and Mrs. r. W. Rogers left yester-
day morning to attend the commencement
of Tufts College, from which their daughter
Bernice graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. F. Kent, who have re-
sided in this city for several years, have
returned to Madison, where Mr.. Kent has
property interests to look after,
Mrs. Mary A. Cheever will go to Harris
burg, Pa, the last of this week to join her
daughter. Mrs. Maude Cleveland, with
whom She will spend the summer
Mrs. O. G.. and Mrs. f. O. Critchett left
Monday for Franllin Mass, to attend the
commencement of Dean Academy, from
which Ralph o. tritchett graduates.
Hon. and Mrs. L. II. jackson went to
Portland Tuesday, where Mrs. jackson
viii undergo treatment for her eyes at the
Eye and Ear IntiImary. They Will remain
three weeks.
The Journal is pleased to announce that
Capt. Oscar l.. Limeburner, who has been
dangerously i'll several months, is gaining
rapidly and is considered as on the road to
complete recovery.
MI and Mrs. 4. F. Field of Bangor spent
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Cliff
ford, Northport avenue, returning home
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. George A.
Mathews and son.
Chas r. Coombs of Belfast and Fred and
Arthur Hollins of Boston left Tuesday for
Eastern Maine, taking with them their out
fit for canoeing trip on the Grand Lakes
and Machias River.
James Otis Kaer of South Portland,
author of many books for boys, was in Ban
gor last week, with Mrs. Kaler, and their
infant son, visiting his mother, Mrs. Otis
kaler, and his sister, Mrs. Frank d. Pullen.
,, Anna Colson-Rich of Bangor has received
| a letter from Admiral Winfield Scott Schley
in which he expresses his thanks and ap-
probation for one of her patriotic compost
| tons hich she published during the span
| iSh war.
Mrs. Charles Robb and Miss Stella K.
Pendleton of Waltham arrived in Belfast
last Thursday to accompany the remains of
their mother, Mrs. Aurelia S. Pendleton.
Mrs Robb returned Monday, but her sister
will remain few weeks.
The well known Camden Shipbuilder, II.
NJ. Bean, has taken his son, Robert, into
partnership with him, the firm name now
being II. NJ. and R. l.. Bean. A big crew
| will be at work in short time on the five
master to be built for Capt. J. G, Crowley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hartman have
returned to Bath from week. S fishing trip
| to Rangeey Lakes. They report only fair
| fishing on account Of cold weather They
| landed sixty fish, including several good
| sized salmon. There We're four in the
party.
| Hotel Richmond in Washington at which
Governor and Mrs. BurIeigh have been
| since November has Just closed for the
| season and the Congressman and his wife
| have moved to Hotel Everett, only block
away, where they " i'll be for the remainder