The Republican journal., 1902-05-22
PERSONAL.

day for short visit.
Frank c. Logan arrived home from Bos
ton Tuesday for the summer
DR.. B. b. Foster of Portland spent few
days in Belfast the past week.
Mrs. W. E. Marsh left Tuesday for None
ton, N. B., for visit of few weeks.
Mrs. Georgia S. Pendleton went to Cam
den Monday for a visit of few days.
Mrs. Annie Underwood of Lewiston is
visiting her father, Mr.. Wales L. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Kelley arrived
home last Friday from a visit in Bangor.
Abiram Merrithew has returned from
south Boston to resume his residence in
Belfast.
Miss Myrtle Wentworth arriy ed home at
Poor's Mills last week from Worcester.
Mass.
Allen d. French of Waltham, Mass, was
In Belfast and Lincolnville the past week
| on business
Mrs. Thayer of Worcester, Mass, arrived
recently to spend the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. O. f. Frost.
Drs. &. c. kilgore and Z. A. Wilson re-
turned Monday from short business trim
to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Shea arrived
Saturday to spend the summer in Belfast
and Northport.
Chas. X. Harrison went to Barre, VT,
last week to take charge of a crew of men
in granite shed.
Rev Frank S. Thacher of Cambridge.
Mass, was in this city Tuesday on his way
to Castine on business.
Mrs. F. b. Mathews, after spending two
weeks at her home here, went to Castine
Saturday for the summer
Mrs Julia Wardwell has arrived home
from Upton, Mass, to spend the summer
with relatives in this city.
Levi Poor of Augusta called on friends
in this city last week. He is in the employ
OF Gannett, the Augusta publisher
Mrs. Stephen Pierce returned home last
Saturday from Whitetield, Me-, where she
was called by the illness of her mother
VIM. A. Whitney and family of Boston
arrived yesterday to spend the summer at
| their cottage, "The Priscilla" ," at Northport.
Basil II. Newell arrived home Friday
from Portland. He has been with the
Postal Telegraph Company there for the
past year
| Mrs. +. Ii. Colby of Watertown, Mass.
! who has hepn viSitiptr ral.+;,.o. lo,,, H.
| Joined her husband at Sunset, Deer Isle
where they have built cottage, and Will
spend the summer there
! MI and Mrs Horace Chenery arrived in
Belfast Tuesday evening, ON their return
from d visit to Japan. They will 90 to
| New ok for a short time and then come
to Belfast for the season
Harold Herrick Of Camden spent the past
week with his grandmother, Mrs. Kate
llerrlck. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
w. llerrIck, drove to Belfast Sunday and
he returned with them in the evening.
Mrs. G.. c. Brooks, who has been visitin.,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. &. Bcknel
left Saturday 10 join her husband in Port
-sNi'N's
While Mr. Brooks is travelling in Maine
Herbert c. Libby of Waterville. formerly
student at Colby and now at Harvard.
has been engaged to deliver the Memorial
day addresses at Clinton and Burnham.
lie Will speak at Burnham in the afternoon
and at Clinton in the evening
At the last monthly meeting for the sea-
son Of the Maine Historical Society. held
Friday afternoon i'll Portland, Judge Joseph
Williamson of Belfast read an interesting
paper ON ''The Projected Separation of
Maine from Massachusetts in 1764''
L. c. Morse, Esq, of Liberty attended
the annual meeting of the trustees of the
State Reform School in South Portland
Tuesday, and Wednesday he was at a meet
ing OF the trustees of the Maine State Aori-
cultural Society at the Elm House, Auburn.
Rev. and Mrs. &. G. Winslow were in
Belfast last week on their way from Orring-
ton to Mr.. VS. new charge in Wiscasset,
Mrs. Wlnslow made the trip by the
steamers via Camden, and her husband
drove through in their carriage via Union.
Miss Helen NJ. Dunton has arrived home
from Boston, where she has been teaching
music the past winter and will receive
pupils on the piano during the summer. In
TIE 1all she will take a position as teacher
o. music in the Monroe College, FORSYTH.
Ga.
There has been a re-arrangement of the
men in the American Express service, Mr.
Moulton, formerly in AroOstook county. has
been transferred to the Belfast & Burnham
run George Havener is on the team in Bel
fast, and Fred Patterson, who has been on
the team, is at present unassigned
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement. with their
children Stephen and Louise, went to Seal
Harbor last Tuesday. Miss Abbie Cald-
well, who spent the winter in South Ber-
wick, has arrived and will remain with
John and Donald until school closes, when
they will go to Seal Harhorfor the summer
Maj. Herbert NJ. Lord, former well
known newspaper man in Rockland, who
has been stationed at st. Paul as army pav-
master, has been ordered to the Philippines,
where it is expected he will serve two or
three years in similar capacity Mai. Lord
will he acoomOa nj OIL NV hiS E., nd ol,;