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

Hall Hoxie of Schenectady, N. Y, is WIS.,
ing in Belfast.
Mrs. Roy Webber of Bangor is visiting
relatives in Belfast
Miss Bessie Smalley is clerkng in F. A.
Johnson's dry goods store.
Mrs. A. Cunningham of Providence, K.
l., is visiting in Belfast and vicinity.
Mrs. G. F. Mayhem went to Lynn, Mass,
Tuesday morning to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Levi Rosenbaum of Washington,
d. G., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. s.
D. Brown.
Mrs. John NJ. Hnchman of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting heI mother, Mrs. Mar
garet White.
Mrs. Tyler Fl. Bird and children have
returned from a few weeks visit with
relatives in Rockland.
Mrs. Ella Sawyer and daughter Georgia
from Bradford, Mass, are visiting Capt.
ard Mrs. Geo. r. Carter.
Mrs Frederick Jaeg els of New York has
returned home from }isit with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bradbury
Mrs. c. Ii. Sargent and Miss Frances
Sargent arrived home Aug 2nd from visit
with friends in Bridgton, Me
Miss June X. Hills arrived from Boston
last Sunday and is With Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Z, Brown at the Battery
Miss Albertne Morrill,, who has been
visiting Mrs. II. B. Gu lningham, returned
home to Natick, Mass, last Tuesday.
Mr.. T. j. Edwards, passenger agent of
the Cunard line in Boston, has been the
guest of Nh and Mrs. Chas Bradbury.
Mrs. II. \. Furbish and daughter Clara,
went to Howard, r. L., Tuesday, where
they will visit relatives for several weeks.
Miss Leona Bucklin, who has been visit
ing in Moncton, n. b., the past four
weeks, arrived home last Tuesday evening.
Miss Ruth Morrison of Minneapolis, Mimi.
who is spending the summer with Mrs. f.
j. Morlson' is visiting friends in Searsport.
Mrs A. B. Mead, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Abbie Crocker of Sandypoint.
| returned to her home in Natick, Mass. last
| Tuesday
Belfast friends of the groom have receiy-
ed invitations to the wedding, Aug. 2Sth, of
Harold L. Berry and Miss Viola Brown
| both of Portland
Miss Ethel Harding of Maiden, Mass,
| who is spending the summer at Shore
Acres, is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Charles
| Bradbury. Miss Harding is an expert
pianist and is delighting Belfast's music
loving people.
George, II. Fisher, who for mum Der Of
| years was messenger of the House of Rem.
resentatives, and who last year was clerk ot
records for the House, S dangerously sick
at his hcme in West WinterpoIt near the
Monroe town line. Mr.. Fisher has been
confined to his bed for the past ten weeks
The trouble is large carhuncie un hi.
head and neck. Nj Fisher has been con
nected with the House Of Representatives
tor more than 20 years and served his class
in the House in 1881. His many friends il.
all parts of the State will hope for his
speedy recovery.
Capt, H. &. f. Candage of Brookline,
| Mass, a veteran sea captain, recently ceIe-
! brated his 7S.h birthday. Capt. Candase il
Wen known ut this port uS Il member of the
| Marine Society and q surveyor for the
| Record OF American and Foreign Shipping,
| also Oh the &ureau NeiitaS He Was boTu
IN Blue lllI, Me, in 1896, and attended the
| ulsliict school and the academy in thar
| Town. AT The age OF Is years he began his
sea life, subsequently rose 10 be an Office,
ana was put IN command Of the brig EQua-
| tor. lie aItvrWuld commanded the shin
| Jamestown OF New YORK fol six wears the