The Republican journal., 1904-06-02
PERSONAL.

Thomas Haugh went to Boston last FRI
day.
Wallace Shaw of Bangor spent Sunday in
Belfast.
B. F. Wells, Jr., spent Sunday in Belfast
from Boston.
Oakes Aldus came home from Camden to
spend Memorial Day.
Miss Annie E. Going went to Union last
Friday for short visit.
Mrs. Emma M. Young visited friends in
Burnham last Saturday.
Mrs. E. D. Freeman returned last Friday
from visit in Rockland.
Mrs. M. S. Crockett and son George are
visiting relatives in Union.
Harry P. Bagley of Auburn visited
friends in Belfast the past week.
Fred Smith of East Dedham, Mass, visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. Lydia A. Hatch, the past
week.
Mrs. Ellen Richardson of Auburn visited
friends in Belfast and Castine the past
week.
Mrs. James F. Churchill went to Canaan
last Saturday to visit the family of Rev. O.
NJ. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. " B. Knowlton of
R0ckland visited friends in Belfast the
past week.
Mrs. A. C. Ellingwood returned home
Sunday from short visit in Boston and
New York.
Ralph Critchett has arrived home from
Boston, where he graduated from the Col
lege of Pharmacy.
G. Fred Terry has been elected president
of the Waterville board of trade, succeed
ing DR.. F. c. Thayer.
Miss Julia Brown left Monday for a visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Straw, of Con-
gress street, Portland.
Arthur F. Brown and Miss Eulala H.
Stickney of Augusta visited his parents in
this city the first of the week.
Mrs. Hincks and Mrs. Rogers returned
home to Old Town, Saturday, after short
visit to Northport Campground.
Elbridge S. Pitcher sang in Pittsfeld
Saturday at the dedication of the public
library and soldiers monument.
Miss Jane A. and Hugh d. Mcclellan
spent few days from Boston the past
week with their parents in this city.
DR.. C. c. Whitcomb, formerly of Camden.
now surgeon in the United States arEly,
called on friends in Camden last week.
Harold T. Sibley arrived from Boston
Saturday morning to spend few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sibley.
Capt. j. 0. Hayes and son Jerry arrived
last Thursday from Portland, where their
! vessel, the schooner Pendleton Brothers, is
discharging coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Herrck left by train
Saturday; he to spend Sunday in Augusta,
Mrs. Herrick to visit her sister, Mrs
Elford Durgan, of Portland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Emery and daughter
arrived by Saturday evenings train from
| Kalamazoo, Mich, to spend the summer at
their residence on Church street.
| Mrs. Nancy Crie of Criehaven is visiting
ueI UIoCHelS 3 anu Slotol, IeouoIV L :, oohl IL.
and Miss Margaret Dunton. She arrived
last Friday from visit in Boston.
| Miss Hertilla Harding, bookkeeper and
! stenographer in the office of George K.
Boutelle, ESQ.,, left Saturday morning for a
| few days visit to her parents in Belfast
Watervile Mail.
| Mr. and Mrs. William S. Olson have sold
their farm in southwest Belfast to Dwight
| G. Greenlaw, and are to make their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Strout in East
| Belfast.
| Mrs. Camilla A. Hazeltine arrived by
train last evening from Boston to spend
the summer at her residence, No. 1 Court
street. Mr.. Reginald Hazeltine arrived by
boat Sunday morning.
| Capt. and Mrs. Alzo NJ. Carter arrived
Saturday from Boston for short visit with
his parents, Capt. and Mrs. George R. Car
ter, returning to Boston Monday to join
Capt. Carter's vessel, sch. Van Aliens
Boughton, to sail for coal port.
Ell. Haney and family and c. A. Fow-
Ter of Bangor and Mrs. Annie M. Paul Of
Brewer moved to Northport Campground
for the season May 25th. The steamer
Golden Rod made a special trip to Bangor
and then took them on her regular tril
from Bucksport
Mrs. c. c. Burrill, wife of Colonel Bur
rill, of the Burrill National bank, and Mis-!
Fannie Pierce of Ellsworth, are in this city
visiting at the home of Fred W. Brown
ESQ.,, at the Head of the Tide. The ladie.
came here overland, making the trip il
their own carriage.
Miss Helen Dunton arrived home las
Friday from West Point, Miss, where dur
ing the past year she had charge of the mu
sic department of the Southern Female Col
lege. She stopped on the way home tw.
weeks at the st. Louis Fair, day at Mag
J ara Falls and a week in Boston.
Capt. Oscar Ellis, a former resident O
Hampden, is reported sick with typhoit
fever in hospital in New York. Capt
George W. Nickerson was dispatched TO
to go and take command of his vessel
the Annie P. Chase. Mrs. Ellis, who was il
Brewer, has gone to New York.
Joseph E. Thombs of this city, formerl.
, clerk in the Peoples National Bank ant
later employed in the confectionery stor
l