The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-08-13

Miss Fisher of Cambridge is guest of Mr..
and Mrs F. H. Mayo.
Leon Leader of Worcester, Mass, is a
guest of VIM. F. Langill.
Mrs. B. B. Grant of Boston is visiting her
father, Joseph H. Trussell.
Mrs. Chas. O'Connell went to Castine Sat-
urday to visit her childhood's home
Mrs. George E. Thomas of Portland is
spending Old Home Week in Belfast.
William Gilkey OF Boston is spending
Old Home Week in Belfast and vicinity.
Mrs. 3. o. Norton and son Charlie of
Portland are visiting relatives in Belfast.
Leo C.. Herrick returned home last Fri
day from short visit in Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. i. II. Fairbanks of Boston is visiting
her par ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Redman.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Snow of Norfolk, Ct,
are visiting relatives in Belfast and Pros
poet.
Clair Deering of Brockton, Mass, is in
Belfast AID vicinity for vacation of two
weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Patten Buck of Bangor arrived
last Friday to spend Old Home Week in
Belfast
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ]: Wilson and son
Evan OF Orange, Mass, arrived Saturday to
visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Edwards of Boston
ere visiting relatives in Belfast, Searsport
and Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods of Arlington,
Mass, are spending a vacation of .wo weeks
at James F. Sheldon'S
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome W. Brown of Bos-
ton are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
Jordan W. Coombs.
Mrs Sherman W. Freeman and daughter
of Hartford, CT, arrived last Friday to visit
her father, L. L. Gentner.
W. II. Richardson of Jersey City, n. j.,
arrived Saturday to join his family at the
| Pottle cottage at the Battery.
Miss Mabel Barnes of Springfield, Mass,
is d guest of Frederick ". Brown and fam
| lily at a cottage near Mayo street.
| Prof. Stetson of the University of Yer
mont, Mrs Stetson and son Carleton, were
! guests of Hon. r. W. Rogers last week
| Capt. Arey of Vinalhaven, who was in
command of government transport to the
| Philippines during the war, is visiting his
native place.
Leland Hopkins. purser of the steamer
Merryc0neag, is taking a vacation OF two
weeks and his brother Frank is on the boat
in his stead.
| Miss Annie Nichols of Searsport is visit
| ing friends in the Deerlng district and at
tending the sessions of the summer school,
| Portland Express.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. kneeland of Someryille,
Mass, IS visiting friends in Belfast and Vi
cinty. Miss Mary Scoie!d of New York
was her guest last week.
Charles II. Field left Saturday to join his
brother, George p. Field. of Manchester,
Mass, in a cruise in Eastern waters IN
Georges steam yacht Ventura.
Mrs Joseph f. Fernad and daughter
Grace of Cambridge, Mass, went to Pitts
field, Me-, Saturday to visit relatives, Mr.
F. returned home by boat Saturday
Mrs Lewis F. Poor of North Adams,
Mass, is visiting Mr.. PoOrS mother, Mrs
Hollis Poor, and Miss Ada Martinez Mr..
| Poor joined them Tuesday.
Mrs. W. T. Caldwell, daughter Thesta and
| Miss Harriet Lowry of Chicago, Ill.,, and the
Misses Margaret and Estelle Vaughan Of
Maiden, Mass, are guests OF r. +. DuntOn's
Esq.
Mrs. c. &. Stoddard of Lowell, Mass, is
spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs j.
| F. Sheldon Mrs Stoddard is 81 years old
and is hearty and vigorous both in mind and
body.
MIR. and Mrs. William Barton of Winslow
cele brated their golden wedding July 5Oth.
and among the presents received was
gold-lined sugar shell from Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Clifford of this city,
Mrs. Fred c. Gay, her daughter Madge
and son George Briel Gay of New York city ,
Mrs Fred Downs and daughter Blanche of
Boston, are visiting Mrs Relief S Brier at
the Head of the Tide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian II. Whipple of
Washington. d. c., are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of a son Orchard
| AntnOny NHpple) July -itH. MI D. NHlp-
pie is the daughter of the late Richard A.
Gurney.
The Chas. A. Hartman cottage on Rich
Mountain on the New Meadows River is
completed and Mr.. Hartman and family
have been occupying the cottage Tor week
past. 1t is 80 by 80 feet and gives living
room, dining hall and kitchen down stairs
and six sleeping rooms up stairs. This is
the first Of d number Of cottages to be built
on this beautiful spot.-Bath Times.
Mrs. Henry C. Wiley, of Dorchester,
Mass, former resident of Belfast, Mrs. F.
f. Randall and son Fred of Chelsea, Mass,
Henry B. Higgins of Medford, Mass, and
Miss Josephine l.. Riddle of Manchester,
n. H., are summering at the cottage of Mr..
and Mrs. l. W. Cross in Northport.
Roy Coombs of Vpalhaven, now at work
in |. NJ. Cottrell'S boat shop, is not only a
successful designer and builder of sailing
yachts, but an artist, both in oils and with
the camera, and the inventor of some usc-
full devices for boat work and boat fittings
He has a fine photograph OF the new
schooner Fran, Barnet, taken lust before
she was launched, and one of liramdale
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