The Republican journal., 1903-07-09

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Mrs. Ella Patterson returned Tuesday
from short visit in Boston.
j. A. Folsom of Augusta is spending the
week at Belfast and vicinity.
Mrs. T. j. Frisbee returned home Tues
day from visit in New Haven, Ct
DR.. and Mrs. }. G. Brooks expect to go to
Mrs. Dwight II. Beck with of Marlboro is
visiting at William H. Beckwith's in Waldo.
Miss Grace A. Lord went to Boston yes
terday to attend the teachers convention.
Abner G. Gilmore arrived in Belfast
Tuesday from Seattle, Wash, to spend the
summer.
Percy Drink water came from Waterville
to play with the Belfast Band in Camden
July 4th.
Mrs. J. W. Porter and Miss Rhoda j.
Porter of Bangor visited friends in Belfast
last week.
Ernest Dean and Miss Lizzie Dean of
Bellows Falls are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 7. Shales.
Clarence Read from Portland is spending
short vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. T. Read.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Wood went to
Bangor yeste day. Mrs. W. is in the hos
pital for treat tment.
Rufus C. Barton of Fairfield was il town
Tuesday on h s way to Vinalhaven for
two-weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brainard OF Law
renee, Mass, are visiting her brother,
VIM. P. Thompson, Esq.
John R. Dunton, Esq, superintendent of
the Belfast schools, is attending the teach
ers' convention in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. E. 2. Adams of Cincinnati
and A. F. Adams of Boston are visiting
their brother, Samuel Adams.
Wales L. Bartlett of Montville was in
Belfast Tuesday on his way to Boston to
attend the teachers convention.
Frank Tuttle is spending a short vacation
from Boston with his mother, Mrs w. c.
Tuttle at Northport Campground.
C. B. Hazeltine is at Kineo this week,
where the Maine Fish and Game Associa-
ton are enjoying their annual outing.
Bertrand L. Moore of Brockton, Mass, is
in the city for few days, visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mckenzie.
Woodbury. J. Tripp, who is supplying the
East Northport chapel, has been called
home to South Thomaston by the illness of
his mother.
Misses Annie v and Caroline W. Field
and Annie L. and Ethel G, Barr left Mon
day to attend the Teachers Convention in
Boston this week.
William Casey,who has been second mate
of the steamer City of Rockland, is at work
ashore, and is succeeded on the steamer by
Patrick Cuddy.
Levi Clay was at home for flying visit
Tuesday, while crew of which he has
charge was running a telephone line be-
tween Burnham and Unity.
Miss Abbie o. Stoddard arrived home yes
terday for her summer vacation from Wei
lesley College. She went on the college eX-
cursion to Silver Bay after school closed.
Mrs. Mary f. Churchill and granddaush-
ter, Lena May Churchill Of Melrose, Mass,
arrived Monday night for a visit of few
weeks with friends in Belfast and Bel
mont
Austin j. Fernald, who has been at home
four weeks on account of an accident, re-
turned Monday to his duties as brakeman
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and from Portland.
j. w. Dougan and William kotman ar
rived Saturday from New York to spend
the season at the Dougan cottage on the
North Shore, Northport Mrs. Dougan has
been there some time.
d. d. Dickey of Stockton Springs, who
has been in the dispatcher's office IN Port
land, is transferred to Belfast as an assS-
tant to station agent L. w. George. Mr.
Whitehouse, whom he succeeds, has return
ed to the station at Unity, Mr.. Dickey has
rented the A. j. Hartman house on Con
gress street.
Mrs. George G. Dickey of Tyngsboro,
Mass, with her daughter Mrs. Edward
11dLCu VI hlItely > MdiHt, dlo NioitiliS II iCii"o
in Brooks and Troy. This is Mrs. Hatch's
first visit to her old home since she left
thirteen years ago. Mrs. Dickey will accom-
pany her daughter back to kttery for a
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Owens arrived inBel-
fast last Thursday and have apartments at 81
High street. They were married at the church
of St. Mary of the Angels in Southbridge,
Mass, June 30th by the pastor, Rev. d. F.
Mullins. The church was handsomely dec
Grated with white lace and satin, bedecked
with ferns and white roses. A large num-
ber of relatives and friends We're present.
special to the Boston papers says of the
wedding: ''June, the prettiest month of the
year for marriages, was drawn to a close in
Southbridge by the wedding of john T.
Owens of Belfast, Maine, and Miss Dora
NJ. daughter of Mrs. lIonoria Casey of
Southbridge. The bride is widely known
here, having spent the greater part of her
life in Southbridge. They have the best
wishes of large number of friends Mr..
Owens is senior member of the firm of
Owens Bros. of Belfast, and his bride is
we'll known here.