The Republican journal., 1903-09-03

in Belgrade.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Sleeper spent Sunday
in Rockland.
Arthur Roberts is at home from Madison
for short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. E. Evans of New York,
left for home last Saturday
! NJ. A. Pattershall went to Bath Yesterday
to work in H. S. Lords sail loft.
Miss Ethel Mosman of Lisbon Falls visit
ed relatives in Belfast last week.
Rev. Geo. S. Mills and family returned
home Monday from visit in Calais.
] Frank Jordan of Hartford, CT, is guest
| at Pearl Brook Farm, North Belfast
Messrs. Edward and Charles E. Johnson
went to Boston yesterday on business
A. NJ. Carver of Brookline, Mass, visited
in Belfast and LincOlnvlle the past week
Mrs. Alice (ThompsOn) Gates of Lebanon,
n. H., is visiting her mother, Mrs Rebecca
Thompson.
Mrs. Jennie Mudgett and son Henry re-
turned Monday from visit Of two weeks
in Prospect.
Mrs. Middleton and Miss sarah Middleton,
of Brooklyn. y. Y, left for home saturday,
from visit in Belfast.
Chester W Wallace and wife Of Boston
are spending thervacation with his arents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wallace
Harry Condor was in Belfast few days
the past week on vacation from Ellsworth
where he has employ ment
Miss Helen VI. Dunton left Wednesday to
teach music on the piano in the Southern
Female College at West Point, Miss.
Chas. 4. sherman has resumed work
with X ii. Coombs n Son. after being in
other employment few months.
Rufus Pendleton of Boston, who is spend
ing vacation at Temple Heights. was Sc
riously i'll the past week, but is improving.
Miss Mary ). Snow, of Brooklyn, Y. Y,
formerly superintendent of the Bangor
schools, is spending the summer at Souti-
west Ilarbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Forbes of Alameda,
Calf, who have been spending the summer
on the South Shore, Northport, left for
home Monday
Mrs. e. A. Dunning went to Bangor yes
terday to attend the funeral of former
neighbor, a. W. Fogg, who was killed by
falling from Il telegraph pole.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Smith and Miss Mabel
Smith will return to Hartford, Conn, next
week after spending the summer at Pearl
Brook Farm, North Belfast
Miss Nellie Carr returned to West Upton,
Mass, Monday after a short visit in Belfast.
Mrs. Geo. T. Read and Mrs Geo {. Trllssel
accompanied her for visit.
Contractor d. n. Paysou of Boston was
in town Thureday and Friday, the guest of
Mrs. W. Is. Conant, a former neighbor and
Schoolmate in their home town of Cushing,
Me.
Representative Elisha Merriam of Nor
ril went to Augusta Monday to attend the
special meeting of the Maine legislature,
Representative C.. O. Poor of Belfast went
Tuesday
Miss Jennie Whiddon left last Monday
for a months vacation in Boston and yicin-
ity. She was accompanied by Mrs. J. NJ.
Leighton, who has been visiting friends
here.
Mrs Q. S. Erskine and son Harry of Win
terport left Aug 22d, for Aspen, Col, to
join her husband, who went west for his
health last May At last reports .Dr. Err
lline'S condition was reported as critical
MI and Mrs. Horace f. Gowell of Hop
kinSon, Mass, visited his brother, Prof G.
NJ. Gowell of the University of Maine, last
week, and spent a day on their return home
with their former neighbor, Capt. c. y. Cot
trell of East Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. Leach King of Newark,
New Jersey, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. w. B. COnant at II Spring street, left
for home Aug. Goth. Mr.. King has charge of
800 men in the famous Tiffany gold and sill
yer ware factory at Newark. Mr.. Kings
brother, Hon. Hamilton King, was re-
Gently appointed Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to Siam, while an
other brother, whose home is in Newark, is
a famous die-wOrker in brass, silver and
copper. Mr.. F. Hamilton King, son of
Mr.. Leach King, is considered one of the
most noted illustrators in the United States
This gifted family of Kings claim Newfound-
land as their birthplace, although for many
years their home has been in this country.