The Republican journal., 1903-06-04
PERSONAL.

business Saturday.
Joseph w. Jackson of Poor's Mills left
Tuesday for Montana
Mrs. Chas. F. Shaw spent Memorial Day
with relatives in Brooks.
| C. E. Davis went to Boston last Friday
for visit of few days
Miss Ada f. Larrabee went to Auburn
Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. J. A. Chadwick visited Mrs. S. A.
Babb in Camden last week
| Harold T. Sibey spent Memorial Day and
Sunday at home from Boston.
! Edward Sibley left Tuesday for New
| York for few days, on business.
| W. R. Roix is one of the graduates from
the F. NJ. c. Seminary, Bucksport.
VIM. Elwell of Northport arrived home
| Tuesday from a visit in Massachusetts.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Hill of Winter
! port were in Belfast a few days last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. V. Sawtelle will leave to-
day for visit in Watervile and Auburn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chenery have arriv-
ed and opened their summer home for the
! season.
George r. Patterson and family left Tues
day for Los Angeles, Cal, where they are to
reside.
| Mrs. Fannie Bridges of Stockton Springs
| is visiting her aunts, Miss f. Z. Frye and
sisters.
| Miss Matte Pendleton went to Boston by
boat last Saturday, returning Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Wallace Shaw returned to Bangor
Sunday from visit to her mother, Mrs.
Lucy A Hall
Mrs. Amanda NJ. Bean arrived Tuesday
from Boston to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Abbie B. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. N B. Buxton of Woon-
socket, r. l., were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
D. p Flanders the past week,
i Rev. Geo. S. Mills attended the meeting
of the Congregational ministers in Water
vile Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Carr of Boston are at
the Paul cottage, Northport Camp Ground,
for the season
| Miss Edith Poor arrived Saturday from
| Providence, r. l., to spend short vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Poor.
| Mr. and Mrs. George P. Field of Man
| chester, Mass, spent Memorial Day and
and Sunday with Mr.. F's brother, Charles
II. Field.
Mrs. Susan Mahoney and Mrs Sarah E.
jenkins of Belfast are spending the month
of June at Megunticook Cottage, Temple
] Heights.
Edwin L. McCorison was in North Ches-
terville few days last week visiting his
mother, Mrs. Joanna Brewster, who was
seriously i'll.
Mrs VIM. Clark and daughter, Charlotte
NJ, were in Belfast Tuesday on their wayto
visit relatives and friends III Liberty and
South Montvile.
Capt Robert F. Patterson arrived home
Monday from New York, where his vessel,
sch Anna Pendleton, is discharging lumber
from Fernandna.
Mrs Tyler II. Bird returned Sunday from
! a visit in Rockland Her father, E. L.
Walker of Rockland, accompanied her and
returned home Monday.
| Hon. Stanley Plummer Of Dexter is max
ing extensive Improvements to his cottage
at Temple Heights. He is building stone
foundation and brick chimney, putting in d
sewer, etc.
| Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Colvin of " orcester,
| M. " B. Knowlton and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
A. Knowlton of ROckland attended the
| funeral of John McGivery Randall i'll Bel
f, fast Sunday.
Capt and Mrs VIM. V. Pratt arrived last
week. Mrs. Pratt will spend the summer
here, but Capt. Pratt left Saturday to join
his ship, which is to take part in the naval
] visit to Germany.
| Mrs Geo. W. Lewis has arrived FROM
Plymouth, Mass, to spend the summer in
Belfast. Her daughters, Mrs. F. A. Schu-
bert and Mrs. d. II. Wagner, were with her
few days the past week
Mrs. c. P. Crosby and Miss Anne Crosby
arrived Saturday from Boston, and are visit
ing Miss Fanny Chase, Church street The
| 9th of June they will go to Castine, where
they have rented cottage for the season.
| Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kelley and Mrs. Henrietta l..
| Walker attended the Universalist State
| Convention in Portland this week. Mr.. and
| Mrs Smith also visited relatives in Auburn.
| Carter b. Keene of Washington, ID. c.,
visited Belfast Thursday, calling on The
journal. He delivered the Memorial address
in Freedom Saturday afternoon The ad-
dress will be published in The Journal
next week in response to a request from
| the veterans.
Harold II. Crane of BuckSport recently
graduated from the Jefferson Medical Col
| lege, Philadelphia with high honors, receiv-
ing the degree of M. ID. after a full four
years course. He will enter the Eastern
Maine General Hospital at Bangor as interne
on July 1st
A meeting of the Maine Association OF
Fire Insurance Agents was held at the Ban
gor House, Bangor, May 9th, and officers
were elected for the ensuing year. George
Ou;,,bx, xyoc olaotn6 dp1noa to the