The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-07-14
PERSONAL.

Henry B. Cunningham is at home for a
vacation from Whitman, Mass.
Mrs. Geo. W. Gorham of Bangor is the
guest of Mrs. Sarah E. Crawford.
Fred A.: Hartman of Waterville was in
Belfast last Thursday on business.
Miss Lillian Lamb of Sanford is spending
vacation with relatives in town.
Mrs. Fred Packard and children of Port
land are visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. Fred L. Toothaker left last Friday
for visit of a few weeks in Nova Scotia.
Miss johnson of Waterville spent Sun
day with Conductor and Mrs. Owen W.
Clement
Fl. II. Carter, letter carrier, is taking a
vacation, and Percy j. Poor is acting as
substitute.
Miss Hannahs of Newark, n. j., arrived
last Friday and is guest of Miss Margaret
Hazeltine.
Miss Helen A. Batchelder of Boston
arrived Tuesday to spend the summer at
Horace Pitchers.
Mrs. D. F. Stephenson and children left
last Friday to visit her brother and sister
in Massachusetts.
Miss c. n. Brier came from Boston last
week on account of the illness of her broth
er, Wilbert N. Brier.
Mrs. M. E. Handley and daughter, Mrs.
Coombs, have gone to Belfast for the sum-
mer.-Camden Herald.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Welch arrived from
Massachusetts last week to join her hus-
band, who came few weeks ago.
Mrs. VIM. F. White arrived home Sun
day from visit of four weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Norton of Norfolk Downs,
Mass.
Mrs. F. E. Twiss and daughter Dorothy
of Lawrence, Mass, arrived last Thursday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II.
Strout.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. White of Brockton,
Mass, left for home the 4th after two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Murphy.
Lewis F. Cannon went to Bangor last
Friday to join his wife and son, who were
returning from three weeks visit in
Houlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins and daugh-
ter of Rockland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Collins on Bridge street.-Bucks-
port Times.
W. E. Longfellow of Portland, conductor
on the Pawnee Bill circus train, was guest
of his cousin, S. L. Sleeper, while the
show was in Belfast.
E. A. Banks went to Boston Saturday to
work in the Burdett Business College this
summer. The Banks Business College will
open here as usual in September.
Mrs. Henry c. Bailey and son Harold ar
rived last Thursday from Boston, where
the son recently completed his course in
the Todd School of Stenography.
A. Cutter Sbley arrived Sunday from
Boston for a vacation and is at Pitchers
Pond. He was accompanied by his friend
George Marvin of Brookline, Mass.
Capt. J. w. Bennett spent Sunday at
home. He is first officer on r. II. Whites
steam yacht Peregrine and had leave of
absence while the yacht was in Rockland.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Sarah Munroe Hall of ROckland to Rev.
Everett Carleton Herrick, pastor of the
First Baptist church in CharleStown, Mass
John d. Walker returned home last
Friday, after an absence of five years. He
has been in charge of water works systems,
first in Knoxville, Tenn, and later in Palat-
ka, Fla.
Mrs. Robert Wallace, formerly Miss
Nellie Dudley, and daughter Janet, of
Springfield, Mass, arrived Saturday and
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Brown.
Miss E. S. Overlook has gone to Stockton
Springs, Me. Miss Marion Crosby of
Madison street is spending the summer at
Belfast and Rockland, Me.-Somerville,
Mass, Journal.
Edward Fl. Fletcher has completed a
course at Harvard University and sailed
from New York July 9Th for Germany,
where he will study music. He visited his
mother in Belfast last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Farrar and
Charles B. Farrar of Bath, Me-, Emma
Barker and daughter May OF Camden and
Miss Martha Thayer of Searsmont were in
Belfast last week to attend the funeral of
Miss Ethel May Thayer.
The "Herald Hundred" arrived at Bos-
ton July 9Th on their return from a trip to
the St. Louis Expedition as guests of the
proprietOrs of the Boston Herald. While
at ST. Louis the Herald Hundred Associa.
tion was organized and officers elected
William H. Mace of Brunswick is mem.
Der of the executive committee.
Mrs. Amos Clement and two children
Stephen and Louise, and Miss Abbie Cald.
! we'll arrived last week to spend the summer
Mr.. Clement was with them few days
from Seal Harbor, and John is taking 6
short vacation from his duties with S. S
Peirce & Co. of Boston. Mr.. Clement re
ported business good at the Seaside Inn
Seal Harbor.
Of last Fridays session Of the Law Cour
! in Portland the Argus says: "Hon. D. N
Mortland and Arthur S. Littlefeld, ESQ.
furnished the most of the entertainment
| for the day as they were on opposite side!
of almost all of the cases argued Hon. L
M. Staples, L. R. Campbell, Esq, and ont
or two other attorneys were present, bu
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