The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-10
PERSONAL.

Miss Frances Howes is visiting friends in
ROckland.
Herbert Davis of Boston arrived Satur-
day to visit relatives.
S. P. Smalley of Nashua, N. H., is visit
ing relatives in Belfast
Mrs. Leola A. Peirce of Boston arrived
Friday to visit relatives.
Miss Isabel CHM has returned from a
weeks visit in Skowhegan.
Miss Marian E. Griffith of Augusta is
visiting Mrs. True Hayford.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Prentiss viste d
friends in Brewer last week.
H. R. Mcdonald of Nashua, N. H., ar
rived recently to visit relatives.
Herbert T. Harmon from Waverly, Mass,
is spending his vacation in town.
Miss Nellie Hopkins returned last week
from vacation trip of several weeks
c. L. Millhouse and wife of South Bend,
Ind, are at Peaks Island, Portland harbor.
S. Nj. Milliken of New York arrived last
| .. i.
| ken.
Earl P. White of Waldo is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. E. S. Norton, in Norfolk Downs,
| Mass,
Miss Hattie Furbish of Meriden, Conn,
arrived Saturday to visit relatives and
friends
| Miss Bessie Paine of Lynn, Mass, was
| the guest few days last week of Mrs C. F.
Wildes.
John Hatch, student at Colby, has been
visiting his father, Major E. E. Hatch, in
Liberty.
c. E. Macomber of Boston is in Belfast
| in the interest of the presentation of the
opera Mikado,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. White of Brockton,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. N's father, How
ard Murphy.
Miss Elmra E. Lufkin of East Orrington
has been the guest of Miss Vida L. Vose
| the past week
Warren A. Gentner of Hartford, Ct, and
Miss Ruth E. Brown of Chelsea, Mass, are
VlSlLlDg 1rlenQS IN this CITY,
Herbert and Frederick Ringwall, who
have been visiting Sheriff Carleton and
wife, returned to Bangor last Saturday
Miss Cora Eames of Boston and Miss
Mary Stevens of Swanville, visited Mrs. A.
II. Littlefeld in Waterville the past week
Miss Loie Jacobs of Camden, formerly OF
this city, has been spending week with a
party of Camden young people at North
port.
| Mark BradStreet, who is employed at the
Insane hospital in Augusta, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bradstreet il
| Palermo
A. C. Tuttle left last Friday for week
visit i'll Boston, where he will attend the
meetings of the American Photographer
Association
Messrs. Joy and Ordway, Harvard 'OS
/ left Saturday for week in the camps a
Lake AlamooSook.
Mrs. Amos Clement and daughter Louise
are at home from Seal uarbor. Master
Stephen, who has been here a few days, re
turned to Seal Harbor Saturday.
Thomas E. Shea has been considering the
production of a biblical play dealing with
Solomon, but he will not have a chance tt
> give it the coming SeasOn.-BostOn Traveller
Ralph l. Morse, Esq, of Belfast, is visit
ing Frank PurintOn of Elm street, for {
short time. Mr.. Morse was Mr.. Purinton's
roommate at the Yale Law School.-Lew
| lSton Sun.
Miss Clara r. Steward, who has had
. long and serious illness at the home of hel
mother, Mrs Phneas G. Hurd, in North
, port, has recovered so far as to be able tC
5 take short walks about the grounds, and is
gaining steadily.
Eugene w. Staples, representing tht
Census Bureau at Washington, D. c., ha
been in this city and vicinity on officia
business. Mr.. Staples is Maine man ant
his wife, who is native of Freedom, il
visiting relatives in that town.
T. A. Elliott and wife started Tuesday OF
700 mile carriage trip. They will drive Il
Bangor by way of the old military road
thence to Brooks and from there to Farm
ington and Weld, returning home by wa,
of Dover and FoXcroft. The trip will oc
! cupy about four weeks-Presque Isle Star
, Herald Aug 3d.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. William Farnsworth O
I Sioux City, Iowa, are in Rockport VISITING
Mr.. Farnsworth's brother, George Farms
worth. Mr.. FarnsWorth is a prominen
lawyer and leading citizen of Sioux City
This is his first visit to Rockport for sever
years.
Miss Alva Tayl lor of Philadelphia, who il
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea a
, Ferndale, North Shore, was the guest O
honor at dinner recently given by Mrs
Shea to some of the Belfast young people
and Mrs. II. E. Mcdonald, Church street
gave very pretty whist party in her honor
last week.
Leonard D. Candage of Bangor was il
Rockland last Thursday night, on his way
to Castne ON business connected with his
duties as assistant route agent of the Ameri
: can Express Co. He was the guest while il
Rockland of his aunt, Mrs. Jesse Billings
, Mrs. Candage visited relatives in Belfast
last week.
Will R. Howard, formerly principal Of
the Belfast High school, later of the
Friends School, Providence, R. l., and now