The Republican journal., 1903-07-30
PERSONAL.

is visiting in Belfast.
N. F. Patterson was in Portland few
days last week on business.
Everett Stevens of By6eld, Mass, is visit
ing his uncle, Albert T. Stevens.
Mrs. F. E. Twiss of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting her father, D. H. Strout.
Miss Maud Dunnells of Boston arrived
Sunday to visit Mrs. Eben Fletcher.
Mrs. F. w. Flanders of Melrose, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. T. R. Shute.
Mrs. j. NJ. Fletcher has returned to Bel
fast and is occupying her residence on
Main street.
DIR. E. w. Gould has bought the Burleigh
house, corner of Main and Mechanic streets,
in Rockland.
Mrs. Alonzo Beckwith and daughter, Ver-
gle May, are visiting Mrs. BIS father, John
Choate of Windsor.
Mrs. Helen A. Taylor of East Boston is
spending the summer with relatives in Bel
fast and Northport.
Carroll H. Thompson took his vacation as
letter carrier the past two weeks and
William Holt served.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Freeman of Rockland
arrived Saturday to visit relatives. DR.. F..
returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Fletcher and son Allen
of Melrose Highlands, Mass, are at the
Elwell cottage at Little River.
Mrs. Edward De Groot and son and Miss
Agnes Pillsbury of Bangor are guests of
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Beal in Camden.
Capt. Chas. Havner of the Sailors Snug
Harbor, Staten Island, N. Y, visited his
brother, Capt J. L. Havner, last week.
Mrs. Mary E. Smith and Miss Justina
Smith of Boston are spending the summer
with Mrs. SIS daughter, Mrs. Harry Lutz.
Mrs Fred Wolf, Miss Wolf, Mrs. Hohle
and Mrs. Schenck of Boston are spending
the summer at their cottage in East Bel
mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. johnson and
daughter, Miss Mabel, left last week for a
visit of two weeks in Boston and other
places.
F. Wallace Chase and family of Newton
Vile, Mass, arrived on the Boston boat
Tuesday morning to visit relatives in Bel
fast and Unity.
Mrs. H. P. c. Wright and two daughters
of Camden are in Union for the summer
visiting her brother, w. FL. Sumner, at the
Burton House.
Col Philo Hersey of San Jose, Calf, was
in Belfast few days the past week He
was returning home from business trip
to Holland and Germany.
Maurice E. Davidson is visiting his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Davidson, on a
short vacation from his duties with Lord &
Ely, apOthecaries, New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dunbar and daughter
Florence have returned to their home in
Vinalhaven after IA brief visit at George
rtOn's.-Bucksport Times.
c. A. Hartman is wearing a piece of
court plaster over his left eye where he was
struck by piece of flying timber at his
cottage at Rich Mountain Yesterday Bath
Times July 25th.
Albert NJ. Ferguson of Clftondale, Mass
arrived Tuesday for short vacation. Mrs
Ferguson has been here for some time visit
ing her parents, Dr.. and Mrs. A. O. Stod
dard.
Walter / Neal, one of the special game
wardens, is at Hudson, where he expects tt
remain for some time. He made a shor
visit to Bangor recently, looking for poach
ers at PuShaw lake.
Harold and Theodore Murphy of Eas
Boston arrived recently to visit their grand
father, Howard Murphy. Harold has re
turned to his work, but Theodore is tC
spend his vacation here.
Messrs. Walter A. and VIM. A. DecroW
went to Newport, r. l., last Wednesday, and
Thursday witnessed the race between the
Reliance and Columbia the Reliance win
ming by about three miles. They returned
home Sunday
George W. Childs Drexel, family and
servants, arrived in Camden last Saturday
morning from Philadelphia and took the
Percy V. for North ISlesborO, where they
will spend the summer at their new cottage
recently completed.
The Journal had pleasant call Tuesday
from Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. Ogier OF Camden
who with their little daughter came to Bel
fast for the day. Mr. Ogier is the editor OF
the Camden Herald and first Vice President
of the Maine Press Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Wallace Of
Huntington, West Virginia, have been Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity. Mr.. Wal
lace is a son of George E. Wallace, and has
been engaged in the jewelry business il
Huntington for many years.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Wing of Bangor
visited Capt. George Chase in this city last
week. Mr.. Wing was resident of Val
paraiso for % years and the acquaintance
began in that South American city. Capt
and Mrs. Chase and their daughter Elana
are now visiting the Wings in Bangor.
Lieut.. William V. Pratt, U. S. n, arrived
here Monday. He was the navigating officer
of the Kearsarge on her record-breaking trip
across the Atlantic and came to Belfast
from Bar Harbor to join his wife, who has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward johnson, at their residence on Prim-
rose Hill. Mrs. Pratt met her husband in
Camden and they drove to Belfast. Lieut.
Pratt has only short furlough and will re-