The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-10
PERSONAL.

Miss Eda A. CHM of Quincy, Mass, is
visiting at P. G. Hunts.
F. A. Ward of Dix6eld is visiting his
brother, Mark A. Ward.
Mrs. Chas. E. Sherman left Saturday for
a short visit in Boston and Lynn.
Mrs. Charlotte A. Howe of Philadelphia
visited Mrs. P. S. Staples last week.
Orrin +. Simpson of Brockton, Mass,
visited friends in Belfast last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis F. Marden are spend
ing vacation of two weeks in Bangor.
Mrs. Emma Chaplin returned to Boston
Saturday from visit at c. H. Hubbard's.
Mrs. A. G. Huntley and daughter Vera of
Woodstock, n b., are guests at Walter j.
CliffOrd's.
Misses Bertha l. Bird, Helen M. Bird,
and Marjorie d. Pilsbury are visiting in
Rockland
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whaley of Provi-
d. nee, R. l., are guests at L. W. Pearson's
at Crttyy rtyTo5lnt point.
CaTl Lee le1t CdmQeN
ton to join the Thomas E. ~" w. ~ ~
seasons work
Mrs. Clara Cleale of Roxbury, -, f's.'' io-
turned home Saturday, from visit - iei
sister, Mrs. P. S. Staples
Mrs. Helen Garter and Miss Millett
attended the quarterly meeting at East
ThOrndike last week.
Henry Haugh and Miss Webber of Lynn,
Mass, returned last week after short visit
in Belfast and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hayes and daugh-
ter of Warren were guests of Mrs. S. r.
Crawford the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Wilson returned to
Lynn, Mass, Saturday, after short visit
in Belfast and Northport.
Miss Louise Hahn of South Boston re-
turned Saturday after short visit to her
aunt, Mrs. A. c. Ellingwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mahoney of
Phillips spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Mahoney.
Mrs. j. w. King and granddaughter, Miss
Cora Crawford, returned to Boston Satur-
day, from visit at Mrs. S. r. Crawford's.
Wales L. Bartlett, principal of the Essex,
Mass, High school, returned Saturday
after spending his vacation at his home in
Montville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Howard left Friday
for Providence, R. l., where Mr. Howard
resumes his duties as Governor of the
Friends School,
Mrs Hannah Tufts and daughter Lottie
of Arlington, Mass, and Miss Maria Flint
of rIansfield are at the Keene residence on
NOrthport avenue.
Miss Katherine Scott of Lancaster, Mass,
and Miss Agnes Langhorn of Flainfeld,
n. j., college mates at Wellesley are visit
ing Miss Nina +. Poor.
James Mitchell, president of the Georges
Valley railroad, and one of the big railroad
contractors of New England, is here for
few days.-Rockland Star.
Miss Abbie Mcdowell attended the 5th
annual reunion of the Pleasantvile School
Association Aug 9th. About 100 were pres
ent and a very pleasant day was passed.
Among those who attended the meeting of
the Maine Commandery of Loyal Legion in
Portland last week were Hon. A. f. Nicker-
son, Swanville; \. Eugene Nickerson,
George A Wheeler, Castine, and w. II.
Moody, Liberty
Some one has sent us a copy of the AL
hambra, California, Advocate, with an item
marked concerning the election of officers
by the San Gabriel Cemetery Association,
in which mention is made of Fred A. Shute,
the secretary, who is located at the ceme-
tery and is spoken of as faithful official"
Yesterday about tw enty members of the
San Souci club were entertained by Mrs.
Charles A. Hartman at the new Hartman
cottage at Rich mountain on the banks OF
the New Meadows river. They went on the
ten O'Clock boat and were shown over the
MANY beautiful spots in the vicinity and
nart0ok of a Sumptuous dinner, returning to
this city late in the afterno0n.-Bat Times
Sept. Sd.
Fred Mckay has returned from a short
stay at Northport and he is telling his
friends of leep-Sea fishing trip which he
made to the grounds off Monhegan where he
succeeded in landing 75-pound cod. Henry
Crowley and Bert Libbey are now organiZ-
ing party of West side anglers for all ex-
cursion to the sea with the hope of beating
Mr.. McKay'S recOrd.-BangOr Commercial.
Capt Isaac B. Ulmer of Hampden has
bought the James Bennett place on Verona
and is planning to engage in sheep raising.
The farm is located on the east side of the
island and contains about $50 acres. Mr..
Ulmer is young energetic man and we ex-
pect to see his part Of the island prosper as
it did in the palmy days when EnOch Bar
nard owned the property.-Buckspor
Times.
c. R. Davis, familiarly known here as
sCy," for many years engaged in the cloth
ing and furnishing goods business in Wake
field, Mass, and Boston, is now identified
with the Harvard Bazaar, new store opened
last week at so Massachusetts avenue,
Cambridge, Mass, where may be found com
plete outfits for boys and mems furnishing
goods and hats. His many Belfast friends
will wish "Cy" success in his new venture.
Charles Fl. Maxfield was happily surprs-
ed late Wednesday night when the EN-
ployeeS OF the Watervile Il Oakland cleo
trio road called upon him at his home, No.
70 Western avenue, and presented him with
a beautiful gold watch and chain as testl-
mony of their appreciation of his good fel-
lowship with them while superintendent OF
the road Mr.. Maxfield was in bed when
his friends called, but got up and entertain