The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-08

M. Staples last week.
Miss Clara E. Lord of Hallowell is guest
| OF Mrs. Alfred A. Small.
Miss Eula Stickney of Augusta is a puest
;hls week of Mrs. A. l. Brown.
Miss E. Howelle Harris of Dallas Tax.s
is visiting Miss Evelyn P. Morrison, Pearl
street.
Mrs. Frank Andrews of Brookine, Mass.
is visiting Mrs George W. Miller. Waldo
avenue.
Mrs. Cora Fairbanks of Everett. Mass,
arrived yesterday to visit her father. Alvah
S. Redman.
Mrs. Geo. W. Benson went to Madi-
son Monday to attend the Spiritualist
campmeeting
Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM will 90 to
Boston the latter part of this month to
spend the winter
MT and Mrs. j. W. Bennett of Worcester.
Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. MeIn-
tosh the past week.
Sampson a. Reed, Esq, of MINNEAPOLIS
| Will spend the months of November and
December at the Arkansas Hot Springs.
MI. and Mrs. Osborn Lord and Mrs. Fred
u. oplnney returned Saturday from visit
with MIR. and Mrs. R. B. Bucklin in Cam
den.
| Leon Nj. and Miss Ethel NJ. Avery of Exe-
ter returned home Sunday from visit to
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo D.
McCrillis.
w. FL. Mcintosh returned SUNDAY from
business trip to Boston and visits in
| providence, R. l., Augusta, Gardiner and
| Portland, Me-
Mrs. +. t. Alexander returned last week
from a two months visit in the White
| Mountains and at Old Orchard, where she
read at SO hotels
MISS Bernice Rogers left Monday to re-
sumo her teaching in North Andoyer. Mass.
after vacation with her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. R. W. Rogers
Reginald Hazeltine left by Saturday
mornings train for McKeesport, Penn.
where he will enter the employ of the Ma
| tional Tube Works.
Miss Louise Colcord of New York. who
has been spending the summer AT Stocltnn
springs, arrived on the boat last night for a
yislI M Win her aunt, Mrs E. B. Cocord.-
Rockland Star Sept 1st
Fred c. Wolff, his mother and sister and
Miss Wilhelmina Kelar of Boston, returned
home last Friday after spending the
summer in Centre Belmont.
Messrs, Frank C. Pitcher and Fred NJ
of hr1f
day in Belfast. This is Mr.. Libby's first
visit to his former home for 81 years.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. D. Barr of this city
| announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Ethel Gertrude to Mr.. Hall f. uoxie of
Schenectady, n Y, formerly of WataryiTp
Miss Olive Burkett of Somerville. Mass.
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. E. Shea at Ferndale, Northport, is
the guest of Miss Hattie L. Gill, in Camden.
George f. Havener is taking his vacation.
Fred Patterson is acting as express
messenger on the train and Alphonso Wood
is on the team during Mr. Havener's alb
Sence.
About twenty-siX girls were entertained
at picnic supper at the stodlard cottage
at the Battery, last Thursday, in honor of
! Miss Abbie Stoddard's guests, the Misses
Richardson and Philbrook of Castine.
George ". Burkett and wife have moved
their household effects from Belfast, Me-,
to their new residence at the corner of Wal
nut and Aldersey streets, which Mr. Rur-
kett bought of Mrs. Tower last Spring
SomervilIe, Mass, Journal.
| U,1.l,
Brrived last week for hislannual visit to.his
old home in which he retains lively in
terest. He went out to Quantabacook
| Thursday and will spend much of his time
there.
MI, and Mrs. VIM. A. Kmball and Mr..
and Mis-. Henry d. Gilman expect to leave
next Monday for a visit to the St. Louis F.x-
position They will be the guests of Chas.
O. Clark, the well known hotel man, in
East st. Louis.
Rev. F. S, Phibrook of Belfast and Rev.
Chas. L. Snow of Norwich, Ct, returned
last week from a trip through Nova Scotia.
They took 75 views of scenery, etc, for
use in future lectures, and delivered IL
! lectures, while on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. wallace r. Tarbox of
Fryeburg, Me-, are guests Of Mrs. Mary
Brooks, Church street. Mrs. Tarbox was
Miss Mary Reardon, one of Belfast's popu-
lar teachers, and has hosts of friends who
are. always delighted to welcome her to
Belfast.
Capt. j. W. Bennett, brother of Capt.
W. D. Bennett of steamer Golden Rod, has
been commissioned by the L. 5. Quarter
masters department as commander of
steamer Henry Wilson on the Portland
station. The Wilson is Il steel freight and
passenger steamer, of 2iS gross and l69 net
tons. She was built at Wilmington, \. c.,
| in 1903, and has been on the Boston station
! Capt. Bennett assumed his new duties last
week, and his many friends are congratu-
lating him on securing this position, which
| is said to pay about $1,000 year. Capt.
| Bennett was employed last winter on the
steam lighter Reliance, but since spring
has been in command of the handsome
steam yacht Peregiene, owned by r. H.
White of Boston. He was at one time in
command OF the steamer NJ Il NJ on the
BuckSport and Camden route.
Recent issues of the Minneapolis Times
chronicle in the society column many i'll
teresting events at the summer home of