The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-05-28
PERSONAL.

few days in Boston.
|SN F. E. Cottrell of Rockland was in Belfast
last Friday on business
Chas. R. Harrison and family are now in
Los Angeles, California.
Horace w. and Elbrdge S. Pitcher were
in Waldoboro yesterday.
Selwin Thompson went to Eoston Monday
for few days on business
A. S. Jackson went to Bangor yesterday
for few days On business.
Joseph S. Burrows of Boston is visiting
his sister, Mrs. S. A. Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Hopkins went to Bos-
ton Monday for Short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin A. Hubbard visited
friends in Camden last week
Osborne Lord was in Camden and Rock
land few days the past week.
Herbert T. Field went to Boston Monday
for business trip of two days.
Percy Greer returned to Brockton Mon-
day from short vacation in Bucksport.
Mrs. E. W. Ellis arrived home Saturday
from visit of week in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Eta Lancaster went to Boston Sat
urday for visit of three or four weeks.
Mrs. f. P. Alexander. arrived home Tues
day from visit of two weeks in Boston.
Lewis A. Barker, Esq, of Bangor will de-
liver the Memorial day address at Bradford.
Miss Essie SanboIn arrived home Friday
from Medtield, Mass, to spend the summer.
Game Warden Walter |. Neal and wife of
Waldo visited friends in Liberty last week.
NJ. R. Knowlton and Don O. Robbins left
Saturday for Boston, New York and Roch-
ester.
Mrs. Abbie Simonton and daughter Nellie
of Camden are guests at George w. Bur.
kett's.
Mrs. Alice l. Thombs arrived home last
week from South Bend, Ind, to spend the
summer.
Charles Patterson Joined the steamer
City of Rockand as freight clerk last
Thursday.
James II. Cunningham went to Portland
Friday for treatment at the Maine General
Hospital.
f. W. Thurlow and Charles Mitchell of
Rockland called ON friends in Belfast last
Thursday.
Ellery Bowden. Esq, of Winterport has
been admitted to practice law in the United
States Courts.
Miss Corinne Brown returned home to
-ic;+ Wal
ter S. Hobbs
Mrs R. S. Brer arrived Tuesday from
Massachusetts to spend the summer at the
Head of the Tide.
W. H. Qumby's automobile made its first
appearance for the season last week 1t is
the only one owned here.
Mr. j. b. Poole and daughter Grace of
Rockland, Mass, arrived Saturday to visit
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Lutz.
W. j. Dormant and Samuel r. Locke went
to Portland Friday and were in the class of
73 who took the sd degree of Masonry.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Harris and son
Louis arrived from New York May 10Th to
spend the summer at their home on Pearl
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert s. Dyer of Portland
were in Belfast a few days last week, the
guests of Mrs. Dyer's cousin, Mrs. Helen
| Crosby.
! Amos Clement and family are now at Seal
| Harbor for the season except Master Donald,
who will remain in Belfast until the close
of school.
Miss Fremetta Shepherd and nephew,
Master Elting Shepherd, arrived Tuesday
from Winchester, Mass, TO spend the sum-
mer in Belfast.
William Whitney and family arrived FRI
day from Boston to spend the summer at
their cottage, "The Priscilla at Saturday
Cove, Northport.
William Clary Mason of North Belfast
has secured situation with the Boston
Elevated Railway Company as brakeman on
the elevated trains.
DR.. C. c. Whitcomb sailed from Manila,
May 5th, on the Sheridan, and will arrive III
San Francisco June 7th. The doctor will
arrive in Camden the latter part of June.
Alfred johnson, a professor at Cornell
University, who is staying at Crlehaven,
was in town last Friday and Saturday. lie
was passenger on board the launch Harriet
| Crie.-ThomastOn Herald.
| Mrs. Florence A. Maynard, former matron
of the Girls Home and now Field Secretary
of the Cbildrens Aid Society OF Maine, re-
turned last week from hervacation and "a
| business tour.
| Misses Mary McCorrison and Josephine
Knight have returned to their home in Sears
mont from Upton, Mass, where they spent
the winter, and resumed their popular hurdy
gurdy balls at the town hall.
! Hon. A. f. Nickerson of Swanville was
/ visitor at the Capitol Sunday. Mr. Nicker-
! son was member of the last valuation
commission, that of 1890, and has been a
III ember of both branches of the Leglsla-
! ture-Kennebec journal.
Mr.. T. c. Wallace, the popular travelling
passenger agent of the Union Pacific X. X.
! Co., was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs l., W.
George last Friday and left on the Saturday
morning train for his home in Boston.
! Hon. F. f, Chase and Deputy Secretary
| Arthur l. Brown have returned to Augusta
from fishing trip at Moosehead Lake
| They were very successful, securing all tHe