The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-09-24

Mass
! Abner G. Gilmore left Tuesday for Sc
attic, Wash, after spending the summer in
Belfast.
Fred A. Hartman of Waterville visited
Belfast and Stockton Springs last week on
| business.
Stanley d. Wilson of Searsmont has been
elected president of the Literati Club at
Kent's Hill.
Rufus Mayo spent his two weeks vaca-
tiOn from Cannon & Sons store with friends
in Penobscot
Miss Jane w. Ferguson returned Satur-
day from Boston, where she bought her
| fall millinery.
Mrs. C. H. Sargent and daughter Frances
left Monday for visit in Newport, Me-,
a nd Brighton, Mass.
Mrs. and Miss Folwell are still at Isola
Bella, their summer home, but leave for
Philadelphia Sept 18th.
Mrs. A. c. Hartley and daughter Vera of
Woodstock, n. B., returned last week from
visit at Walter j. Clifford's.
Joseph Spear, chief train dispatcher of
| the Maine Central, made an official eXaml-
nation of the Belfast branch last Friday.
| Misses Frances E. and Inez E. Crawford
and their niece, Miss Janet Crawford, are
visiting Mrs Geo. w. Gorham in Bangor
David Pattee of Presque Isle visited his
brother James in Belfast and other rela-
tives in Jackson and vicinity the past week.
Mrs. Lucy A. Rhodes returned Tuesday
from a visit in Bangor and from attending
the State convention of the w. G. T u. in
Dover
Mrs. A. II. Kelley and son of Boston
are visiting in this city at the home of her
| father, Chas. II, Dyer, Esq.-Eastport
| Sentinel.
Mrs NJ. f. Luce left Tuesday to return
to Haverhill, Mass, from visit in Belfast
and vicinity She will visit in Portland on
the way.
Mrs Emily Harris Hyams of New York
left last Thursday after spending the sum-
mold Harris.
Frank Colby, who has been brakeman on
passenger trains between Portland and Old
| Orchard, has been transferred to the Boston
and Lowell run.
Mrs J. d.. Batchelder and daughter of
| South Boston returned home last Thursday,
after spending the summer at the Hills
farm at East NorthpOrt.
Percival ". Keene of Belfast, d. Ken
meth Arey of Camden and Miller Ross of
Lincolnville went to Waterville Monday to
attend Colby College.
| Captain Sprague of Stockton Springs was
| in town Saturday looking over his new
schooner being built at the Cobb, Butler Il
| Co. yard.-RocklandS Star.
Capt. R. F. Patterson was at home the
first of the week from Bangor, where his
schooner, the Anna Pendleton, was loading
ice and lumber for New York.
Mrs Sadie Sawyer of Boston, Miss Bessie
Turner of Cambridge, Mass, Mrs. f. L.
Bryant of Long Island, Boston Harbor, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Turner, 1856
Waldo avenue.
J Rev. Rollin T. Hack and family, who have
been at their summer place in Falmouth
| since early in the season. have returned to
their home on Cumberland avenue.-Port-
land Advertiser.
| Candidates for the next executive council
are beginning to appear. The next council
or from the fifth district will come from
Waldo county. Hon. Albert Peirce of
Frankfort is the only name mentioned thus
| far.-Exchange.
Irving r. Hussey and daughter Ida May
of Dallas, Texas, are visiting his brother,
Omar G. Hussey of Waldo Station. Mr..
Hussey has been away from his boyhood
home in Waldo Is years.
C. B. Hazeltine and daughter, Miss Louise,
returned by Friday nights train from a
yachting trip to Vineyard Sound in Mr..
Bacon's steam yacht Fauvette. Among the
places visited were Newport and Nantucket.
Among the speakers at the veterans re-
union in Rockland September 10th was Col.
Frank Nickerson of Boston, formerly of
Belfast. Fred Aldus of Camden, formerly
of Belfast, was on the entertainment COM
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Dinsmore of Bel
fast are receiving CONGRATULATIONS. 1t is
SlIl dHu utl 10 1NtUA. ~ VIII DO AO-
membered that Mrs. DnsmOre was former
ly Miss Rilla White and during her stay as
milliner in the Emporium here made many
friends who are always interested in her
welfare.-Deer Isle Messenger.
Norman Wardwell, Esq, and his family
are making preparations for their removal
to Denver, Colo. Mr.. Wardwell is going
west for the benefit of his health and Will
practice his profession in Denver. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wardwell were given farewell recep-
ton one evening last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Ringwall in Leighton
street, and Mrs. Wardwell was presented
by the ladies with a handsome suit case.
Mr. and Mrs Wardwell have many friends
in Bangor, with whom they are extremely
popular, and their departure will be sim
cerely regretted.-BangOr News.
Marion E. Brown went to Rockland last
Thursday to join Claremont Commandery,
Knights Templar, in a pilgrimage to Farm
ington. They left Friday, accompanied by
the Rockland Military Band. and were
Joined at Bath by Dunlap Commandery of
that city. The visiting Knights were enter
tanned by Pilgrim Commandery of Farm
ington for two days, including trip to the
Rangeley Lakes, arriving at Rockland on
the return about midnight Saturday.