The Republican journal., 1904-06-23
NUMBER 25.

vile last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Prentiss are spend
ing few days in Brewer
Roy Copeland went to Warren Monday
to tune number of pianos.
George A. Parker of Togus is renewing
old acquaintances in Belfast
Otis A. Alden arrived from Boston last
Saturday to spend the summer.
Faunce Woodcock arrived from Boston
Tuesday for his summer vacation
Challis Mchaels went to Seal Harbor
Monday to work in the Seaside Inn.
Chester Frost is in the dry goods store of
). II. Howes during the summer vacation.
Mrs. Mayo and children of indianapolis,
Ind, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Juliet
Ames.
Herbert E. Ellis went 70 Seal Harbor
Tuesday for his vacation la abors at the Sea-
side Inn.
! Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Dyer left for Chicago
Monday after spending several weeks in
Belfast.
| Mrs. Charles P. Hazeltine returned home
last Saturday from visit in Boston and
vicinity.
| Miss Frances E. Crawford of Allston,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
E. Crawford
| Mrs. r. S. Smart has returned from Swan
vile, where she has been nursing Mary
| Cunningham.
| Misses Annie L. and Ethel G. Barr left
last Saturday for few weeks visit in Bos
ton and vicinity.
Miss May Gassette of New Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting her friend, Miss Nellie
Ripley, of this city.
Mrs. L. D. Candage of Bangor returned
home last Saturday after few weeks in
Belfast and Northport.
Mrs. Charles A. Merriam of Chelsea,
Mass, is visiting her nephew, George W.
Miller, Waldo avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Dunbar of Plymouth,
Mass, are in Belfast to attend the funeral
of Charles E. Crawford.
Rev. Harry Lutz went to Portland Mon
day to attend the National Conference of
|
| William Harding of Houlton returned
home Tuesday from visit to his parents
in Appleton and friends in Belfast
Mrs. George E. Bracket left Wednesday
morning for business trip to Bangor and
| Bar Harbor in the interest of the Girls
| Home.
Misses COroline and Estelle Pitcher ar
arrived from Boston Saturday to spend the
summer at their farm near Northport
CampgrOund
| The result of the second primary in Flor
ida ensures the reelection of L. 5. Senator
| James P. Taliaferro. His Belfast friends
extend congratulations.
Mrs. Sarah E. Gilmore of Watervile was
in Belfast last week to attend the funeral
| of David w. Dyer Mrs. Dyer Went to Wa
terville Monday to visit Mrs. Gilmore.
Warren W. Knowlton of North Vassal-
boro, formerly of Belfast has been unani-
| mously nominated by the Democrats of the
| Vassaboro Glass for Representative to the
Legislature.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Young of Greenvlle
| are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs +.
| o. Pendleton. gNlr. Pendeton and Mr.
Young went tc Vinahaven yesterday for
| fishing trip.
| y. K. FiSke is at home for the summer
vacation from Meadville. Pa, where he is IL
student in the Theological Seminary. He
preached last Sunday in the Universalist
church in Methuen, Mass, of which his
| father, Rev. II. S. Fske, was formerly pas
| tor.
The many friends of Rev. l, H " Wharf,
| will be pleased to learn that he has been
honOred by Syracuse university, that insti-
| tuition having bestowed upon him the d.
gree of Doctor of Divinity. Mr.. Wharf is
at present at the Northport Campground
where he will spend the summer.
Mrs. Z. L. Whittier, who came to Belfast
on account of the sickness and death of
her father, the late Prof j. c. Whitten,
left Tuesday for San Francisco, where two
of her sons are engaged i'll business and
where her husband is living. She was ac-
companied by her youngest son, Ezra, and
her aged mother.