The Republican journal., 1903-07-16
Mrs. B. P. Gardner is visiting relatives in
Dixmont

| MIS-. u. W. Dyer returned tuesday from
a visit in Waterville.
Miss Lydia Ferguson returned Tuesday
from visit in Boston.
Mrs. A. A. Knight returned last Sunday
from a visit in Boston.
Mrs. F. O. Whiting arrived Tuesday from
Boston to visit relatives
Mrs. F. G. Mixer returned home Monday
flom visit in Freedom
Mrs. E. S. Bowker went to Watervile
Tuesday for short visit.
Mrs. Mary Deering of Brockton is visit
ing in Belfast and vicinity
George Hodgdon of Winchester, Mass, is
visiting friends in Belfast.
Miss Eta Tripp has returned to Belfast
from Bangor for the summer.
Mrs. Edwin A. Staples went to Winter
port Tuesday for short visit
Capt Isaac Dunbar of Vinalhaven is
spending few days in Belfast
Henry Rand of Boston was a guest at
Edward Johnson's the past week
Hon D. n. Mortland and wife of Rock
land were in Belfast last Friday.
/ Herbert R. Mcdonald of Nashua, \. H.,
| was in Belfast the first of the week.
Messrs. Edward and Charles E. johnson
went to Boston Tuesday on business.
Miss Margaret Owens of Bangor visited
her brother, John T. Owens, last week.
| Miss Helen Batchelder of Boston is spend
! ing the summer at Mrs. H. S. Pitchers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Smith and son of
| Lynn arrived yesterday to visit relatives.
Mrs. F. J Starrett of South birmingham,
| Mass, arrived Tuesday to visit relatives.
| DR.. F. E. Follett and Miss Catherine Mug
| ridge of Rockland spent Sunday in Belfast.
Joseph Flagg arrivedifrom Brockton Sun
| day for short visit in Belfast and vicinity.
| Mrs F. A. Griffin and Mrs. Fred Breen
went to Burnham Tuesday for short visit.
| Mrs. Richard Ellingwood and son Roy
| went to IIampden Tuesday to visit her faith
er.
A. E. Chase of Brooks left by steamer
Tuesday afternoon for visit in Massachu-
setts
Mrs. G. S. Mills and children left We'd
nesday to visit her father, DR.. f. H. Vose,
in Calais
Mrs Lillian Bailey and Miss Gladys Bry-
an a"' oi hiioA ylS''e' MIS- ueo w. ri'Soee
'', p'''' "eeN'
Mrs. James A. Coombs and Mrs. Wyman
y, "i NUN VI O"s'i'e "eie "' 'he heNefe
'apt' "''i''''l "elch was the sues' iaSt
week loi le" "'9S ol ms sister, MIS- H.
W. NeSsei' III h'cNI'n"'
MI ana MrS.-Aloef1 Fe'tee' MISS christine
! peirce and Miss NJ. Cummings of Frankfort
we're in beIfast Tuasday
fran ,' ,'i.i+ of .,.., ,,aa,.s tn W. and Mrs
p'''a's ,,o''' ,+,',,'. ..,'' ~ n,'.,lls.5
"iiilan' - 'tsii',i alflNeu nome i"''
receiving medical treatment.
a. Gutter Sloley arrived last sunday
morning from Boston to spend his vacation
bara ,vitb raIati,-as and friends
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Mrs. Z. L. Brackett, Secretary OF the
| Chldren's Aid Society, returned saturday
from Bath accompanied by Blanche Miller
Rev. g. f. Edgett left Tuesday to attend
the international ipworth League C9nven-
| ton in Detroit Mich, from July 18th to the
10th, inclusive
Lewis A. Barker of Bangor and his friend
Stephen B. Loveioy came from Bangor
last week IN an automobile ana spent Sat
urday and sunday IN Northport.
Leslie Gilman, Harry Brown, Ralph Rey-
nolds and James keed leit Monday morn
lug i, ~, api n'tinr W,tar,ij Msi
- r. o. ID ''N' '"pei 'h'e''''"' y, 'Nlloo's Ct.
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snend the vacation in the Maine woods
| Mrs T. IT, ColDy OF SunSet spent a lew
hay iiStor ias. Mi"S EIora C"ih, and Me-
Scott She made many calls on relatives and
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