The Republican journal., 1903-09-17

In Deer Isle.
NJ. C. Dilworth is visiting his old home
in Machias.
William Taylor of Pittsfield spent Sun
day in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. E. Frost left Tuesday for
a visit in Boston.
Frank H. Smith visited his daughters in
Midway, Mass, last week.
George Holmes left Tuesday to resume
his studies in Tufts Medical school.
Chas. W. Coombs, cook of str. Mt. Desert,
spent Sunday with his family in Belfast.
Mrs Walter H. West is spending short
vacation in Belfast, from Roxbury, Mass.
Robert 7. Emery left last week to attend
the Fessenden school in West Newton, Mass.
Miss June K. Hills returned to Boston
| Tuesday after spending her vacation in Bel
fast
George u Hatch went to Boothbay Sat-
urday to teach the High School in that
village
Karl Mcdonald left Saturday to enter
upon his sophomore year at the U. of M,
| OronO
Mr. and Mrs. d. f. Sheldon arrived from
Providence, r. l., yesterday for a short
vacation.
Mrs. Edwin Frost went to Dover yestei-
day to attend the State Convention of the
W. c. 7. L.
Mrs. Olive II. Cooper returned Saturday
| from three weeks visit with relatives in
East Sumner.
Mrs. W. B. Schiller and Master Nor
gan Burdette of Pittsburgh, Pa, are visit
ing in Belfast.
Mrs. John B, Walton went to Stoneham,
Mass, Tuesday to visit her mother and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Welch of Green
field, Mass, are visiting relatives in Bel
fast.and vicinity.
Mrs. Joseph Marthon OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
arrived yesterday to visit her brother,
George K. Doak.
| Fred Cox, who has been at the Revere
| House, is attending the Kicker Classical
Institute in Houlton.
| Ethel Rogers went to Howard, r. L., Sal
urday, where she has a position in one of
the State institutions.
Mrs. W. B. Newton returned to Boston
last Friday from ten days visit with her
mother, Mrs. Clara Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marston of MARI
boro, Mass, We're guests of Charles f. and
| VIM. A. Swift the past week
II u
| \. H.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. c, f,
Owen No. IL Cedar street.
Mrs. Nettie Caridge returned home
| Tuesday from visit to her father, Joseph
Hamilton, and other relatives
| e. II. Penney, Miss Josie Penney and
Mrs. 5. Is. Edwards We're guests of MI and
Mrs. L. 5. Bowker last week.
DR.. John Holmes left Saturday to return
to Mclean hospital in Wayerly, Mass,
after short vacation in Belfast
Henry b. Ladd left today, Thursday, for
Hanover, n. H., to enter upon his second
years work at Dartmouth College.
Percy J. Simmons and Frank Flanders
have returned to Orono to resume their
studies in the University Of Maine.
Mrs. Jennie (YatesJ Martain of llaverhill,
Mass, returned home yesterday from visit
to her mother, Mrs. Thomas q. Small.
Mrs Lucy A. Khoades Of Northport was
in Belfast Tuesday on her way to attend
the ". {. L U. State Convention in Dover.
Frank W. Twombly and Albert ".
Stevens, Belfast High School, '0$ lett We'd
nesday to enter the University of Maine
| Orono.
Flossie Bailey, who has been spending
the summer with MT. and Mrs r. F. Russ,
returned to her home in Massachusetts Sat
urday.
Miss Maude f Ellis left yesterday for
New York to buy fall and winter millinery.
Her sister Lena will join her in Boston
Saturday,
Mrs. Emma j. Marshall arrived from
Boston by last Saturday mornings boat to
look after her property interests here and
in Northport.
Mrs. A. c. Batchelder OF Northport was
in Belfast Tuesday, returning home from a
visit to her husband, who WAS in Rockland
in his vessel.
Miss Frances Crawford and her little
niece, Miss Janet Crawford, who have been
spending the summer in Belfast, are visit
ing friends in Warren.
Mrs. H. B. Cunningham is visiting her
husband in South Braintree Mass. She is to
buy her fall millinery stock in Boston and
will return about Oct. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emery and daughter
went to Boston Tuesday. Mrs. Emery and
child will visit there for two weeks while
Mr.. Emery is in Detroit on business
f. c. Walker, who took charge of the
| pumping station OF the Belfast city water
works some weeks since, is thinking of
moving his family to that city.-Rockland
| Star.
Dr.. f Small returned Tuesday from
brief visit to his brother, James b. Small
of Lynn. 1t is thought MI. Small has
reached the crisis in the typhoid fever,
with which he is critically i'll, and cond-
tions seem favorable.
| 1t looks as though the Belfast Agricultural
| Society was N luck, having chosen Horace
| Chenery Il member of the society, and it is
| understood that he has consented to accept