The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-08-21
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Miss Lillian Smalley left Monday for
short visit in Massachusetts.
f. j. Robbins of Lowell. Mass, arrived
Tuesday to visit E. ". Ellis.
Thomas Wright OF Hopkinston, RI. is
visiting l.. W. Pearsons of Citypoint
Clair Deering arrived Tuesday morning
from Brockton, Mass, for short visit.
Mrs. Lester Strout of Milbridge arrived
Monday to visit Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Edgett
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l York of Windsor are
visiting Mrs. York father, Henry c. Mar
den.
Miss \. F. CHM of Damariscotta visited
her brother, Chas. F. CHM, Monday and
Tuesday.
A. Cutter Sibley returned A Boston Sat
urday from a short visit to his uncle, Ed
ward Sibley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downes of Bristol.
Conn, visited Capt. and Mrs. H. J. Chaples
the past week
Dr. Geo. F. Fame of Boston spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Geo. A. Leavitr.
in East Belfast.
Il. +. Jordan of H )lbrook, Mass, return
ed Monday from visit 10 his daughter.
Mrs. Geo. +. Michaels.
Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES Norton of Howard.
K. L., arrived last Monday to yisitfrjends
In Belfast and Liberty.
Mrs. S. J. Freeman of York. Me, return-
ed nome Monday from visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs W. r. Howard.
Miss Abbie Farnham of Boston arrived
Monday to visit friends in Belfast and
at Northport Campground
Sumner lothrop of Orange, n. j., arrived
Sunday to visit relatives in Belfast. His
family has been here several weeks.
Miss Lillian Mitchell of the FELTON, School
OF Music, Boston, is visiting in Belfast, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Arthur I. Brown
Mrs. Cynthia Clements of Rockland visited
her son, }. Fred Clements, last week. The
sons wife returned to Rockland with her
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Cobb and 1augh-
ter llene Of BrocktOn, Mass, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Pottle at the Pottle cot
tage, Battery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p Hadley of Medford,
Mass, arrived Sunday to spend a vacation
in Belfast. They are at the Pottle cottage
at the Battery.
. Misses Carrie and Nellie Robinson of
Detroit, Me-, who are spending their vaca-
tlon in East Belfast, made short visit in
Boston last week
ss Miss Lena {. Matthews returned Tuesday
morning from visit in Winchendon, Mass.
where she was the guest of her uncle, Mr.
Nathaniel Matthew's
Miss lottie Conant arrived Sunday from
Taunton, Mass, TO spend a short vacation
with her mother. Mrs. Chas Conant. She
was accompanied by Frank Reed Of Taun-
ton.
Miss Bernice Rogers entertained her
friends, including Miss Edith GRAY of Fair
field and Miss Eurse of Hyde Park, Mass,
at the Rogers farm in East Belfast the past
week.
W. r. Bean Went to Boston last week to
join some friends from Kansas City in Il
trip TO Nova Scotia. They will return via
New Brunswick and spend a few tlays in
Bar lIarbor.
Mrs. Geo \. ollins and daughter Irene of
Salem, Mass, Mr., and Mrs. Percy Wallace
of Beverly, Mass, and Mrs. NJ. W. Messer
OF Rockland are visiting their sister and
aunt, Miss Fannie c. Welch.
Mrs. Mary Helen Hilton announces the
marriage Of her daughter, One May Hilton,
to Mr.. Everett Adonram Banks, Aug 10th,
at Skowhegan. Mr. and Mrs. Banks will
be at home in Belfast after Sept 6th
MI and Mrs, 5. A. Reed and daughter of
Minneapolis, MINI, who have been spend
ing the summer at Peaks Island, arrived
here last evening and are at Capt. j. W.
Jones, corner of High and Commercial
streets.
Miss Ada G. Williamson, sister of Joseph
Williamson, Esq, a prominent teacher in
Boston, is visiting her brother. There have
been some very pleasant whist parties at
"Pine Gables and ''still there's more to
t.
Owens CoDbossee letter in the kennebec
journal.
F. S. Brick, superintendent of schools in
U xbridge, Mass, spent Sunday in town
and left by Monday afternoons boat for
Boston. He spent his vacation in camping
out near Mt. katahdin, while Mrs Brick
visited relatives in Bangor and friends in
Belfast.
Rev Willis A. Luce and Fannie B. Abbott
have filed marriage intentions at the office
of the city clerk in Augusta. Mr.. Luce is
pastor of the Methodist church at Unity
and Miss Abbott is the soliciting agent of
the Kennebec Valley Chldren's Home in
this city, having come here from Chicago,
for the purpose of taking up that work
some mouths ago.-kennebec Journal
Capt. Joseph A. Partridge is entertaining
at his pleasant home on Cedar street this
week Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Cross of
Lowell and Mrs. Jane II. Eayres of Jamaica
Plains, Mass. Mr.. Cross is the Grand Keep
er Of Records and Seal Of the Order of the
Knights of Pythias of the Grand Domain of
Massachusetts, Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Eayres,
widow Of Capt. George 5. Eayres, are sis
terS of Capt. Partridge. This is the first
visit of Mr. Cross to ''Way down East as
he calls it, and he is delighted with the rock