The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-08-21


day from a business trip to Boston and vi
cinity
Alderman Chas. Shute of Melrose, Mass,
made short visit last week to relatives in
Belfast.
Mrs. Frank W. Flanders of Melrose,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. r.
Shute.
Mr., and Mrs. Hamilton and children of
Belfast.
Mrs. Frederick W. Brown and daughter
Edith returned Saturday from a visit in
Rockland
Mrs. Frank II. Hall and two children left
last Thursday for a visit to relatives in
Vinalhaven.
Mrs. s. F. Clark of Gloucester, Mass, ar
rived last Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
A. A. Smith
Chas. E. Crawford of New York arrived
Sunday to join his family in a visit to rela-
tives in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Jellison of Brooks ar
rived last Friday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. f. S. Bowker.
Mrs. Daniel Astle of Houlton returned
home last week from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. L. F. Cannon.
Mrs. H. f. Mcdonald and Mrs. W. G.
Preston left Sunday morning for visit in
Winterport and Bangor
John S. Kellar of Boston arrived last
Thursday to attend the funeral of his father.
Gilbert d. kellar of Waldo
Charles o. Clark left last Thursday for
East st, Louis, ILL.,, after a short vacation
spent in Belfast and vicinity.
Mr.. F. j. Biatber of Boston arrived last
week to join his wife, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs, Mary f. Haugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Field returned
last Friday from a visit to his brother, Geo
p. Field, in Manchester, Mass
Miss Marjorie D. Pilsbury has been
spending a few days in Swanville with her
friend Miss Margaret F. Billings.
Arthur Meade and bride of Natick, Mass,
visited their aunts, Mrs. II. b. Cunningham
and Mrs. II, d. Clough, east week.
f. II. Kelley of Bangor and Miss Caroline
+. BarstoW of Brewer are visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Kelley.
Mr.. Ralph Emery, who is spending the
summer here with his family, returned last
Thursday from a business trip to Detroit.
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arrived Saturday to join his wife, who is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VI. c.
Dilworth
Mrs A. A. Small and son Houston left last
Thursday for visit of three weeks in
Winthrop. Me-, Nantucket and South Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Webster of Everett, Mass,
returned home Saturday from a visit of
three weeks to her friend, Mrs. F. d. Bird,
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs John York and two children of New
York arrived Saturday to visit the family
of Chas. f. Shaw and spend a short yaca
tion at Northport Campground.
Miss Stella Nichols of East Belfast return
ed from New Dorchester, Mass, Sunday
morning. She went there for treatment in
a hospital and is greatly improved.
Mrs R. E. Seavey returned to Lynn, Mass,
last week from a visit in Belfast Her
brothers wife, Mrs. Nelson Wight. and
children, accompanied her on her return
for short visit
Harris Parker, son of Rev E. p Parker,
ID. ID. of Hartford Ct, and Fred H. Ayers
of New York returned Friday, to their re-
spective homes after weeks outing at II
P. Thompson's cottage at Swan Lake.
Miss Annie r. Patterson of Rockland,
Mrs. Louise Simmons and Miss May Pat
terson of South Thomaston and Mr.. Elder
Patterson of Cambridge, Mass, have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Patterson on
Northport avenue.
Mrs. Adelaide Estelle Sullivan Oaks, who
figured sc prominently in the divorce court
in New York last winter in suits ard coun-
tersuits with her millionaire hus band, Fran
els }. Oaks, is at the Oaks summer residence
in Appleton for the summer.
rive oI lue SIX graduates from the I III
versity of Maine School of Law who pre-
sented themselves for examination in Bos-
ton last week have been admitted to prac-
tce of the law in Massachusetts, and one
of the five was Frank P Wilson of this
city. Many other candidates were rejected.
Charles S. Hichborn Esq, is almost GER
tain to be the next Republican candidate
for mayor of Augusta. Mr.. Hichborn is
most efficient member of the present board
of aldermen of which body NE is presiding
officer. He is cashier of the First National
Bank and former president of the Board
of Trade and has long been one of Augustus
most loyal citizens.-New Age.
Maurice E. Davidson, who was visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. David
son, was called back to his duties last week
when his vacation had about half expired.
He is in the employ of Lord & Nealley,
druggists, Seth street and 7th avenue, New
York City, where he has been since he
graduated from the New York School of
Pharmacy three and half years ago.