The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-04-24
PERSONAL,

=. d. Hall went to ROckland Monday on
business.
G. B. Marsano went to Boston Monday on
business.
Elmer A. Sherman went to Boston Mon
day on business.
Mrs. Edith Graves arrived home last
week from Boston,
Mrs. Judith Parker of Castine arrived
recently to visit her Belfast friends.
Chas. F. French left Monday to canvass
for brushes in Camden and Rockland.
Mr. and Mrs c. H. Howes left Monday
for Boston. Mr.. II. has been quite i'll.
II. F. Kimball returned last Thursday
from business trip to Providence, R. |.
Master Thomas A. Foster of Portland is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Qumby.
Will Langill of Worcester, Mass, visited
friends in Belfast and vicinity last week.
Miss Florence A. Clough was in Camden
last week, the guest of Miss Julia Annis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas E. Stevens arrived
from Madison last Friday, for short visit.
! Mrs. Annie NJ. Panl arrived home last
Saturday from an extended visit in the
South.
Miss Amy Wilson of Searsmon has been
spending the past week with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. A. A. Drury of Campe o, Mass,
arrived Saturday for visit of three DAYS
in Belfast
Roland and Thomas Carter came from
Reading, Mass, last Saturday and returned
the same day.
Frank Ii. Smith was in Midway last week
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clara Caswen,
who is in poor health.
Mrs. Geo. W. Gorham of Bangor arrived
last Thursday to visit Mrs. Sarah E. Craw-
ford and daughter lnez
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith and daughter
Dorothy returned home last Saturday from
a visit in Annisquam, Mass
Capt. Alzo NJ. Carter spent Sunday in
Belfast. His schooner, the Henry w.
Cramp, is at Portland, Maine
Capt. j. O. Hayes arrived home Friday
from New I0rk, where his vessel the bark
Olive Thurlow, is discharging
James Roberts of Reading, Mass, was IN
Belfast the past week to look after the
Roberts yachts and Northport property.
Miss Lovisa Hart arrived home Friday
i from Round Pond, where she was called by
the death OF her nephew, Everett Morton.
Mrs. S. j. Stevens of Troy has been visit
| ing her son, DR.. f. L. Stevens, and is now in
! 10, l,
| Stevens.
Mr.. Joseph Blethen of Frankfort, d mem
Der of the jury, spent Monday and Tuesday
with the foreman of his jury, Mr. Leslie
/ Dean. at his pleasant home in Northport
John Holmes of Brooklyn, n. y, and
Roscoe Holmes of Ellsworth were in Bel
/ fast last week on account of the death of
! their mother Mrs. Harriet II. Holmes of
Citypont.
Mrs. G. e. WinsloN of Orrington arrived
Monday to visit Belfast friends while Mr.
Winslow is attending the East Maine Con
ference in Caribou. She is the guest of
Mrs 5. r. Crawford.
Frank 7. Parker returned from Boston
| Tuesday. He is to 90 on one of the
steamers of the Eastern Steamship co. as
freight clerk and began temporarily ON the
City of Bangor yesterday
Nh and Mrs. John F. Lawry of North
Nassalboro, Andrew Lawry Of Sparsmont,
Mrs. Willard Mariner ana Miss Edith
Lawry of North NaSsaiboro are in Belfast
to attend the funeral of +. K. Thompson.
Mr., and Mrs. Willard f. Cottren. Mrs
Payne and Mrs. Fenton of Chicago aud
Mrs. Maynard of Dorchester came to Bel
fast last week to accompany the remains of
Mrs. Eliza b. Cottrell, who died in Dorches
ter December I'd.
Rev. T. S. fhilbrook went to WaterviIe
last Friday to address by special invitation
the students of The C0burn Classical In
Stltute. lie spoke on the Reasonable Life
| The meetings are continued this week
under the auspices of the Coburn Y. NJ {.
A.
Charles A, Pilsbury returned by train
| Tuesday evening from Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, where he attended the meetings of the
National Editorial Association The con-
templated trip to Charleston, S. c., was
given up. The actual running time ON the
railroads was only IS hours from the Hot
Springs to Portland, Me The party found
that the Hot Springs We're appropriately
named
Mr.. and Mrs. William Veazie Pratt,
arrived in Belfast Monday night The
Boston Post says of the trip:
incidentally the honeymoon Journey of
Mr. and Mrs William Veaze Pratt Miss
Louise johnson Of Marlboro street, created
a Duzz OF admiration among then friends
last week. They made the trip on Horse
back, travelling POO miles in order to reach
the country seat of the brides family, W here
they will reside for a time before starting
for Japan. Fresh relays of horses had been
provided along the route in advance Mr.
Pratt and his bride are both expert riders
and the journey was accomplished without
accident or great fatigue, occupying three
days IN Its accomplishment.
Friends in Bangor ana vicinity of Ralph
Holbrook Wight, formerly of Belfast, and IL
graduate of the University of Maine. class
OF so, will be interested in Learnt of his
marriage to Miss Cynthia Celia Titus, at
the nome OF the brides sister, Mrs. w f.
Hayford, No. POP Fourth Avenue West,
Cedar, Rapids, Iowa, on Thursday evening.
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