The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-10-02
PERSONAL.

last d lew udyS last week.
Mrs John o. Black is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Leander Brown of Union.
G. f. Triplett of Bangor was in Belfast
saturday on pension business.
5. S. Wood went to Boston Saturday to
JOIN his wife, who is visiting there.
Miss Mildred Crosby of Boston visited
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Crosby the past week.
E. j. II. Estabrooks and wife of Newton
Centre, Mass, were in Belfast last Saturday
Mrs. John X. Barter of Isle au Haut is at
the Maine General Hospital, Portland. for
| medical treatment.
Miss Flora b. Gray returned to LINN
Friday from visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Gray.
James Mitchell, one of the promoters and
builders of the w. c. r. R., was in Machias
last week on business.
Dr. f. \. Knowlton and son Donald of
Fairfield have gone to the Rangeley lakes
for short fishing trip
Rev. Geo. F. Tufts returned from Lewis
the Baptist anniver SarieS.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Marden returned
Tuesday from week 5 visit to their Glaugh
ter, Mrs. c. l. York, in Windsor
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hartman returned Saturday
from visit in Massachusetts, and has
gone to Montville for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. U. White left Friday
for Brockton, Mass, after spending the
summer a. the Head of the Tide.
MI. and Mrs Manson Lowe and two chill
dren returned home Saturday from visit
to her father, James Cunningham.
Misses Katie Hills and Flora Giddings of
Simsbury, Ct, returned Friday from visit
to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f. Hills of Northport.
Miss Elva Sargent left by train Monday
morning to return to her duties in Port
land, ter short vacation in Searsport.
J. ?. Hanley of Boston was in Belfast
Saturday, on business for the L. 5. Gov
ernment in regard to the Foster Estabrooks S
contract for army clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. French, managers of
the Northport Hotel, who are now stopping
in Winterport, were in Bangor Friday ac-
companled by their daughter, Miss Marion
Kelly, now of New 1ork.-Bangor News
Horace G. Farnham of Sidney and Miss
Bertha Farnham Lougee of Portland, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Up
ham \. Ioyt, returned to Augusta the first
of the week.
| f. L Cottrell and r. L. Miller of Cleve-
| land, Ohio, We're in Belfast last week, guests
of Talman H. Fernald. They are touring
New England, and are much pleased with
the scenery and people
| Mrs. Ezra Talbot and SON Earl went to
Portland Monday to visit Mr.. Talbot, who
is in the Maine General Hospital, for treat
ment OF his arm, which was injured recent
ly while he was at work on the train.
Friends i'll this city have received The an
nouncement of the marriage of edwin
| Morey of Boston and Mrs. Adda Louise
Matthews of Belfast. They will be at
home Tuesdays in November at a;,> Beacon
| street, Boston
Mr. and MIS-. George G. Pierce left by
| Monday morning : train for a visit of a few
days in Boston, after which they viii visit
her brother. Eugene Rust of Kansas CITY,
and his brother, tlbrdge c. Pierce OF Chi
cage.
Carter Il. keene of Washington, H. c.. is
| spending Il vacation in Waldo county. Col.
{. B. Morton, who is at home in Augusta,
from Porto Rico, for vacation, was guest
| IN ~ 81 !,
past week
Dr. l. f. Luce left Ninalhayen Sept. %.
| for Philadelphia, where he will take a post
graduate course at the Philadelphia Dental
| Col'eg Mrs. Luce and little son, Elstou,
| will spend the winter with Mrs. Luce par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Andrews. Union
A very pleasing artists recital was given
! at Association Hall Friday evening, in aid
of the Home for Frieudless Women and
| Children The songs rendered BY Miss f.
Eleanor Pettlngill of xbury We're happily
received. NJ iss Pettingill is a striking blonde
| and has rich, clear, contralto vuice.-Bos-
ton Herald, September y.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Keen, who recently
celebrated their golden wedding, have re-
ceived from Mr. O. W. Pitcher of Colorado
Springs, Colo, a gold bar in its smelted
state which is d curiosity as well as a valu-
able gift. Its commercial value is highly
priced, as they declined to exchange it for
a years subscription to The Journal
The many friends of Hon Charles F.
Wildes Of Somervile Mass, in Belfast will
be pleased to learn that he has been nomj-
mated for third term as representative of
| the 9Th MiddleseX district in the Massachu-
setts legislature. This is distinguished
honor, as but one other man has been so re-.
nominated since Somerville became city
| in 1872.
| Charles II, Maxfield, superintendent of
| the Belfast Light a. Power Company, has re-
| signed his position in this city and will re-
move with his family to Waterville, where
| he will have the management of the city
| Opera House and OF the old city hall. Mr..
| MaXtield has been one OF the managers of
| the Belfast Opera House, which will be con.
due ted hereafter By his partner, MI Viii
| liam II Bray.
! Among those who came to Belfast to at
| tend the funeral of the late George Il.
| Williamson were Mr.. and Mrs VIM. C.
| Williamson and Miss Ada c. williamson of
| Boston, Mrs. Robert Willard and Mrs Grace