The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-06-16
PERSONAL.

MIR. and Mrs Lewis c. Smith of Hope are
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. R. R. Tibbetts went to Friendship
last Saturday to visit relatives
Mrs. Susan A. Mathews of Waldoboro is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams.
Miss Phebe Staples returned home last
week after spending the winter in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Richards of Bucksport
spent Sunday in Belfast, guest of N. S.
Lord.
Mrs. Ella Littlefeld of Maiden, Mass,
arrived last Friday to visit Mrs Mary E.
Haugh.
Mrs. Frank Richardson of South Paris
arrived last Thursday to visit Mrs Mary
E. Haugh.
Mrs. Emma Roulliard and son Richard of
Beachmont, Mass, are visiting Mrs Lean
der Bean.
Mrs. Caroline Crosby arrived last Friday
from Boston and is the guest of Miss Fran
ces Chase.
Mrs. James league of Warren is visiting
her sisters, Mrs. S. E. Crawford and Mrs.
Elizabeth Ellis.
Albert Gammans and daughter, Miss
Maud Gammans, went to Corinna Saturday
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph c. johnson and
daughter have arrived from Washington to
pend the summer.
E. B. Lunt and family of South Paris are
in Montville for the month of June They
were in Belfast Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Taber and Mrs T.'s
mother arrived from Boston Sunday morn
ing to visit in Belfast and vicinity.
The Sperry family arrived from Florida
last Friday to spend the summer at their
cottage at Northport Campground
Mrs. Arthur B. Staples and son Bradbury
of Lynn, Mass, are visiting her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Staples of City
point.
Mrs A. B. Meade of Natick, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast. She will
spend the summer in a cottage at Sandy
point.
Sidney b. Keene left for his home in
Somerville, Mass, last week. Mrs. Keene
remained to visit her brother, Dr. E. A.
! Wilson.
W. W. Oak of Skowhegan was here last
week to make arrangements for opening
his summer cottage in East Belfast for the
season.
John Bird Mcintyre was one of the 43
graduates from Dean Academy June Sth.
He arrived at his home in this city last
Thursday.
Robert Wlliston Grinnell of Searsport
received his diploma at Kents Hill last
/ Thursday. He graduated in the CONNER
cial department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Shaw ana daugh-
ter arrived last Friday from Boston. Mr..
Shaw has employment with the Duplex
Roller Bushing Co.
Mrs. Lewis F. Cannon and son Lewis A.
and Miss Belle Greenlaw attended the COM
lnencemeht exercises of Kicker Classical In
stitute in Houton last week.
Capt. E. j. Hutchinson is spending few
days at his home in Little Deer Isle, while
his vessel, sch. F. c. Pendleton, is loading
stone at Buehill for New York.
S. A. Parker went to Boston Saturday on
business and returned Tuesday. Mrs. Par
ker and son accompanied him and remained
to visit in Massachusetts and Vermont.
Charles H. Coombs has returned to his
former position in Leonard & Barrows
,l, i,,V
McIntosh's grocery store. lie is succeeded
in the store by Robert L. Curtis.
D. E. Dckey, who has been assistant
agent at the Belfast station of the Maine
Central railroad, was transferred to Lewis
ton lower station Saturday. He is succeed
ed in Belfast by f. 7. Whitehouse of Unity.
Mrs. Edwin Frost left last Thursday for
visits in Portland and Sanford. She at
tended the commencement of the Emerson
High school, Sanford, in which her daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte b. Frost, is teacher of
languages.
The friends of John H. Burke are pleased
to learn that al operation on his eyes in
hospital in San Francisco recently was sue
cessful, and that his sight is greatly i'm
proved For several months he was unable
to read or write.
John A. and James W. Roberts of Read
ing, Mass, have arrived at their cottages at
North Shore, Northport, for the season.
William Roberts and family will arrive
this week, but the family Of John A. are
not expected until July.
Ralph S. Heath, one of the graduates of
the Leadville, Colorado, High school, is
the son of Mrs Margaret J. Heath, for
merly Margaret J. Brown of the Head of
the Tide in this city. Mrs. Heath has
been in the west some years.
Chas S. Bickford, Frank P. Wilson and
DR.. j. C. Ham attended the commencement
exercises of the University of Maine in
Orono last week. Mr.. BickfOrd was mas
ter of ceremonies at the reception. Dr.
Ham received the degree of Bachelor of
Laws.
Stanley Wilson, a student at Kents Hill,
arrived in Belfast Friday and left Saturday
to attend the graduating exercises of the
Castine Normal School. Miss Amy Wilson
of Searsmont went to Castine Monday. Miss
Edith Wilson of Searsmont, their sister, is
member of the graduating class.