The Republican journal., 1904-06-09
PERSONAL.

on business.
William N. Welch of Portland spent Sun
day in Belfast.
Mrs. W. c. Tuttle went to Bangor Sunday
for few days visit.
Mrs. Rose Fahy returned last Saturday
from short visit in Boston.
Mrs. L. A. KnowltOn returned last week
from visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Carrie F. Black was in Portland
few days last week on business.
Mrs. Lydia c. Mudgett of Albion is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Geo. E. johnson.
Mrs. Abbie B. Cox returned home Satur-
day from Boston to spend the summer.
Mrs. James c. Durham and son went to
Bowdoinham last Friday for short visit.
Mrs. G. A. Dunning returned home last
Thursday from a 4-weeks' visit in Bruns-
wick.
Eugene Cook returned last Saturday to
South Braintree, Mass, after short visit
at home.
DR.. J. E. Cook of Unity, with his wife
and little son, visited friends in Pittsfeld
last week.
Mrs. Freeman R. Cook and son Russell
went to Thorndike last Thursday for a
short visit.
Charles H. Welch arrived home Saturday
from New Bedford, Mass, where he has
been employed.
Percy J. Simmons arrived home from the
University of Maine last Friday for the
summer vacation.
Charles s. Bickford went to Orono Satur-
| day to attend the commencement of the
University Of Maine.
Mrs. William Hartshorn went to Brooks
Saturday, after a short stay with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Salter.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Hathorn of Bangor
returned home Sunday from visit to Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Nash.
Charles NJ. Welch came to Belfast last
week from Greenfield, Mass, to work with
his father, NJ. w. Welch.
| Miss Ella A. Paul returned last Thurs
day from Boston and Providence, where
she spent several months.
Mrs. V. A. Mitchell and Miss Hattie A.
Clark went to Bangor Saturday to attend
the Maine Music Festival.
Mrs. F. A. Schubert has moved from Ply
mouth, Mass, to her home on the corner of
| Vine street and Waldo avenue.
A. H. Ellis and daughter Minnie have
moved from North Searsport and are living
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Marden.
A. E. Chase and DR.. A. f. Kigore of
Brooks arrived in Belfast by boat Sunday
morning from a business trip to Boston.
Karl Mcdonald returned home from the
University of Maine last week and is in
the employ of the Duplex Roller Busking
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney B. Keene of Somer
vile, Mass, were in Belfast last week or
account of the death of Mrs. Ellen A. Viii.
son.
B.P. Gardner spent Sunday with his fam
lily in this city. He has a position on steam
er Monhegan running between Rocklanl
and Portland.
Mrs. W. c. Barbour and daughter Haze
of Linnekin, Me-, were in Belfast last weel
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Barbour's sis
ter, Mrs Ellen A. Wilson.
Dr.. Edwin A. Porter has returned from
an extended trip to New York and Boston
in the interest of study and professional
work Pittstield Advertiser.
Mrs. Nancy Burns of Lexington, Me-, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Leander Bear
of East Belfast. Mrs. Burns is So years ole
and very active for one of her age.
Mrs. S. f. Pierce, Mrs S. L. Milliken anG
Mrs. Olive Cooper went to Auburn Monday
morning to attend the Universalist State
convention. Rev. A. A. Smith went Tues
day.
Following are the Belfast people who at
tended the Maine Music Festival in Port
land this week: Misses Isabel CHM, Mar.
E. Faunce, Carrie E. White, Marion f
Wells.
George p. Carter went to Augusta Mon
day to represent the Belfast Boot and Sho
Workers Union at the meeting for organic
ing State Branch of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor.
Rev. J. w. Hatch went to Bangor Satur
day on business, and returned to Winter
port, where he delivered the graduation
sermon for the Winterport High school
Mrs. Hatch accompanied him.
Frank P. Merrill of Auburn was in Bel
fast Saturday on business. Mr.. Merrill wa
formerly Colonel of the Maine Division
Sons of Veterans. He reports the order a
/ prosperous throughout the State
R. A. Holland, NJ. D., who has been alb
, sent from Calais several weeks, returned
home Wednesday evening very much i'm
, proved in health and has resumed his eX
tensive practice.-CalaiS Times.
Rev. Z. S. Phibrook left Monday for
visit in Waterville, Lewiston and Boston
and to attend the commencement at Newtol
Theological Seminary. He will preach mex
Sunday in the Baptist church in Concord
n. H.
Mrs. Charles Brer, son and daughter
have returned home after spending tn
winter in Savannah, Georgia, and othe
Southern points with Mr.. Brier, who i
employed on the government dredger Cum
berland.
| CAPTAIN Alexander AmSbury of the Shi