The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-09-05

James Leonard of Hartford, Conn. is
visiting his sister, Mrs A. E. Hutchins.
Miss Myrtle Herrick of Rockland spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives in Bel.
fast.
Joseph A. MontefOre, who is engaged in
job printing in Waterville, was in Belfast
the first OF the week.
Mrs. L. F. Wiley and Mrs. G. s. Wood
who have been spending the summer in
Belfast. returned to Jamaica Plains. Mass.
last Saturday.
Henry Haugh of Hotel Seymour, LYNN.
Mass, arrived Tuesday for a two weeks
vacation and expects to spend most of the
time at Swan Lake.
Mrs. Hattie FitZsimmonS and daughter.
Evelyn, who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Jones, Spring street, have re-
turned to their home in Boston.
Miss Sarah Russ, who spent the summer
here, returned Monday to New Bedford,
Mass, where she te:ches. She was accom-
panied bv her sister and child, ell route for
their home
MI and Mrs. Sumner n. Lothrop and
Two children, and Mrs. L. mother, Mrs. NJ
Blake, who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Pote, returned Saturday to East
Orange, New Jersey.
Mrs. VIM. L. Cool and children of Nei-
hart, Montana, and Mrs. Charles II. Sar-
gent OF this city, returned home Thursday
from visit with Capt. and Mrs. Z. w.. Pen
dleton of Isleboro
Rev. and Mrs j. ". Hatch of Bangor at
tended the campmeeting in Northport last
week. Mr.. Hatch was formerly pastor of
the NJ. E. church in this city and is now
Presiding Elder of the Bangor district
Miss Nellie Fl. Hopkins returned last
Saturday from a months vacation spent
with relatives and friends at Ryder's Cove,
lsleboro. During her absence Miss r. A.
French has had charge of the store of r. A.
French & Co.
Miss Louisa Fl. Ferguson and Miss Jane
W. Ferguson left Wednesday for Boston.
Miss Louisa will continue to New York,
where she will meet her milliner, Miss
Lulu Hinckley, and together they will Sc
lect her fall stock.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace r. Tarbox of Frye
burg, Me-, are guests of Mrs J G. Brooks,
Church street. Mrs. Tarbox will be re-
membered as Miss May Reardon and has
many friends in Belfast. They came across
the country by carriage and report a de-
lightful trip. Mr.. Tarbox has pair OF fine
Kentucky bred horses.
Mrs. EsSie ?. Carle has returned to her
home on Cedar street after spending the
month of August at the Battery Her sis
ter, Miss Mary Pierce, who was her guest
there, has returned to Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Payson and children, also guests
OF Mrs. Carle, have returned to their home
in Guilford Mrs. Payson is a sister of
Mrs. Carle and Mr.. Payson was formerly
pastor of the Universalist church in this
city.
Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley returned to her
home in this city Sunday after two months
tour of portions of Continental Europe and
England. She was ii member of one of the
Temple parties and the 20 members of the
party were personally conducted BY Prof.
Arthur W. Vining of Ontario Miss Flora
Burgess, a teacher at Arlington Heights,
Mass, formerly of Relfast, made the trip
with Miss Kelley and returned to her work
Sunday. The party landed at Cherbourg,
France, July 9Th, and spent some time in
Paris, going from there to Switzerland,
Germany, Holland, London and to upper
England, sailing from Liverpool Aug. 22nd
on the steamship Baltic and arriving in
Kew York, Aug 9th. The trip home was
very smooth and enjoyable, the steamship
making record run. Miss Kelley was
accompanied from Boston by her cousin,
Miss Frances Weeks of Dorchester, who
will visit her for a short time