The Republican journal., 1902-05-29
PERSONAL.

Mrs. c. B. Palmer of Montville is visiting
relatives in Belfast
Joseph Flagg and family went to Brock
ton Monday, to live
Mrs. Joel p. Wood returned Tuesday
from visit in Hampden.
Austin W. Keating returned Sunday from
business trip to Boston
l. j. F. King of ST. Augustine, Fla, is a
guest of Dr.. w. c. Libby.
Sewell Staples arrived from Boston
yesterday for short visit.
Mrs. Mary A. Roberts left Monday for
Boston to live with her son.
Hon. Eugene Hale is Ellsworths largest
taxpayer. His tax is 81, ,563 80
Judson 0. Wilband and family have moved
from Berwick, n. s., to Belfast.
Mrs. VIM S. Aldus went to Worcester
Mass, Monday for short visit
Hiram Hoofses went to Camden Tuesday
to take charge of livery stable
Fred A. Hartman of Wateryile was in
Belfast last Thursday on business
Clarence Read went to Exeter, y. H.,
Tuesday, to work in machine shop.
Leslie and Arthur Rawley went to Brock
ton Monday to work in shoe factory.
Charles Harmon will leave Saturday for
Weir, n. H., where he has a position in
hotel
Frank Colby left yesterday for Boston,
where he has position with the Boston &
Maine r. r. Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mace and two chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Am
brose Morrison.
Mrs. Daniel H. Strout went to Lawrence,
Mass, last Thursday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. F. f. Twiss.
Mrs. K. S. Smart has arrived from Exeter,
\. H., and is stopping with Mrs. NJ 5.
Staples on Miller street
Miss Laura Narnum visited at Capt. \. S.
Lords last week, while on her way from
Brockton, Mass, to Penobscot.
\. &. Spencer and Chas r. Coombs at
tended meeting of the Maine ndertakers'
Association in Bangor yesterday
Mr and Mrs Howard Murphy were the
only Belfast Patrons who attended the Po-
mona Grange in Thorndke last week.
Mrs. Fred Burgess of Allston, Mass. re
turned home last Friday from visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs John G. Damon.
Mrs l. F, Pearson is visiting her brother,
Dr.. W. c, Libby, She came from Florida.
but expects to spend the summer in New
Jersey.
Slrs. }. W. Emery returned Saturday from
{ Northport Camp Ground, where she had
been putting her cottage in readiness Tor
the coming season.
Joseph Ellis of South Brooks left by
steamer City of Boekland Monday to ae-
company Miss Alice Clary to Annisquam,
Mass. where She is to reside
James NJ NeaIey of Ellsworth came to
Belfast Monday with the visiting MasonS.
He lived in Belfast many years and is now
81 years old, but strong and vigorous.
I John \. and James W. Roberts of Read
I ins. Mass, arrived last week to look after
their property on the North Shore. North
port, and the fitting out of their yacht.
Rev. Geo, 5. Mills went to WatervflIe
/ yesterday to attend meeting of the Con
gregational Ministers Association. He
+ read paper on It uture and Restraint"
John 7 Wheeler of Boston and Dr.
Austin II Longfeliow Of Providence r. l.,
accompanied the remains of the late Joseph
Wheeler from Boston to Belfast, arriving
| here Tuesday morning.
J. A. McGowan of Ellsworth. formerly A
harness maker in Belfast, came over with
the Masons Monday and called on his
friends here Tuesday, He left on the
afternoon steamer for Boston
Mrs. +, W. Berry of Rouhland was called
to Belfast last week by the serious Illness
of her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Walker Mrs.
! Walker underwent serious surgical opera
ton and is improving at present
Mrs. Susan Newell has been very i'll with
acute bronchitis, and is now slowly recover
ing. Her daughters have been with her
ana the telegraph office has been supplied
| by Renworth Rogers and Basil Newell
Mrs. p. II. Longfellow received dispatch
4'i0i iiLiS ti4cI III liS utI Ol lIe danger
Gus illness of her father, Joseph Wheeler of
Boston. She left to go there on the train
that morning MachIas Republican.
! Edmund p. Brown, who has been in the
telegraph Cttice at Caribou, is visiting his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Frederick ". Brown
He is to be mail clerk on a steamer from
kockland to Ellsworth during the summer.
Mr.. II. {. Nash from the West visited the
past week his sister. Mrs Arthur W.
ttombs Of this city, and his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. II. Nash of Centre Montvlle.
He has been absent for seven years and all
were please to see him
Mrs. A. 7 Muzzy arrived from Somerville,
Mass, last Saturday on her way home to
Searsmont. She was accompanied by her
daughter Mary. and her daughter Maud Will
come later. Her son, Horace r., has gradu-
ated III special course inarchitecture frcm
the Boston School of Technology and VIII
0egln work III Boston. He expects to spend
few weeks at his old home in Searsmont
this summer
Misses Grace Pendleton and Wilda Nose
| arrived home last week from GreenyiHe,
Me, Where they We're teaching in the public
schools. On account of the prevalence of