The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-09-01
Dr. R. R. Tibbetts is spending the week
in Aro0stook county

in Aro0stook county.
Mrs. Leo G. Herrick is visiting her for
mer home in SOmerville, Mass.
E. L. Smith of Chelsea, Mass, arrived
last Friday for a short visit in Belfast.
Henry Haugh and Miss Webber returned
to Lynn last week from visit in Belfast
Mrs. Mary E. Haugh went to South Paris
last Friday to visit Mrs j. P Richardson.
Mrs. William Cate of Everett, Mass, WIS.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Brown the past
week
Mrs. Arabella Cunningham of Providence,
X. l., is visiting relatives in Belfast and
Belmont.
Mrs. Ann Glidden of Franklin, Mass, re-
turned home Saturday from visit to Mrs
lSa Morse
Mrs 81. j. Stevens and daughter RATHER
ing of Bangor recently visited Mrs A NJ.
Underwood
Misses Alice l.. Locke and Susie A. Farr
OF Portland are guests of Mr. and Mrs Cliff
ford J. Pattee.
Mrs Nettie Wheeler and daughter Nettie
OF Cambridge, Mass, are visiting friends in
belfast and vicinity.
DIR. E. W. Bickford of Lewiston and Miss
Lu Smith of Pittsfield visited Mrs. A. NJ.
Underwood last week.
Mrs. George F. Lefavor of Portland and
Mrs Hattie M. Wingate of Saco are visit
ing Andrew J. Stevens.
Benjamin Chaples and wife of Union re-
turned home last Friday from visit to Mr..
and Mrs. r. P. Hills, Jr
Miss Myrtle iHerrck of Rockland is
spending her vacation: with relatives in
Belfast and Northport.
Mr.. n c. Matthews left Tuesday to Join
his wife, who has been visiting in Massa-
chusetts the past week
Miss Hannah Anderson of Portland is
visiting her brother at Togus. She will net
come to Belfast this season.
Miss Cora, daughter of W. c. Crawford.
of Allston, Mass, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Marie Hayes, in Warren, Me.
Misses Rose and Augusta George return
from d visit with their sister, Mrs. E. @.
Pendleton.
Everett Carr OF Minneapolis, Mimi, and
Mrs. Young and daughter Minnie of Wis
casset were in Belfast last week, the guests
OF Miss Sarah r. Gardner
Johu Merchant of Vinalhaven visited
his sister, Mrs. Mary A. Coombs, last week
and went to the Soldiers Home in Togus
Friday. Ee served during the war in the
gunboat Bat
MI and Mrs. +. W. Chase and children
who have been visiting Mrs Chase's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Robbins, left on
the boat Monday afternoon on their return
to Newtonville, Mass.
Mr. Charles II. Maxfed has bought the
restaurant business formerly conducted by
Carr Wheeler on Common street and in
tends TO run strictly up to date cafe Mr..
Elmer H. Page will act as head waiter.
-Waterville Mail.
W. z. Spinney of Prospect, his daughter,
Miss Lillian of Belfast, and granddaughter
Miss Nellie Hall of Camden, have been in
town for few days visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Geo. V. Adams, and his brother, j. g.
Spinney - Boothbay Register.
Nine. Lillian Blauvelt and her husband,
W. +. Pendleton, who spent the summer at
the Nelson cottage in Liberty, have gone to
New York and will sail from there today
for Europe, Nine. Blauvelt, who is a great
fayorite in Great Britain, has engagements
for 10 concerts daring the fall, the first of
which will be given in Wales.
Invitation cards have been received by
friends announcing the marriage on Sep
tember It'll, at the Northport Hotel, of
Marion Louise Kelley and Harvey Judson
Shaw both of New York. Mr.. Shaw is the
son of Mrs. A g. Shaw, High street, Rock
land, and is a lawyer Miss Kelley is d
native Of Frankfort, Maine, and before
going to New York last year was steno-
grapher in the Littefeld Offices in Rock
land She is d niece of MI ard Mrs. L. F.
French of the Northport Hotel
W. Ii. Walker returned last Thursday
from a two weeks trip to Camden, Rock
land and st. Ge0rga and which included a
cruise among the islands. High Island, the
scene of extensive granite operations, was
visited, and was found to be very busy
place, Blasts were frequent, aud all the
modern appliances for cutting and handling
stone were in use. Mr. Walker did little
fishing and had his fill of Holsters ard the
best Of clans, which were dug at Long
Cove. He landed ON Spectacle island Just
after an eaSterly and saw the surf rolling
in.