The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-04-09
PROSPECT HARR1MANs IN BOs TON.
The following invitation was received re-
Gently by Mrs. II. B. Cunningham and will

The following invitation was received re-
Gently by Mrs. II. B. Cunningham and will
explain itself:
"There will be Hartman Party at Mrs.
Anna Harvey's, No. 700 fremont Street;
streets, ON Friday evening, March 18th. 1t
is hoped to get together as many HarrlmanS
as possible and members of their families,
including husbands, wives, children and
grandchildren of Harrimans,. especially
Harrimans springing from and associated
with the old Prospect stock in Maine. The
idea of such a gathering, so far as L can
learn, originated with Levi Hartman, son
of Jewett Hartman, and was taken up by
some of the rest of us with interest, and
Mrs. Harvey'S kind invitation enables us TO
take the first step in what we hope will be
some sort OF an organlzatlon, eltner ,iar-
riman Club or a Prospect Club for regular
meetings. Besides Levi Hartman we have
learned of the presence in Boston and the
near neighbOrhOOd of the following Harrl-
mans and descendants of Harrimans: Mrs.
Doctor York, daughter of Levi Hartman ,
Mrs. Gruby, formerly Alvary Gllddeh'
whose mother was Jane Hartman daugh-
ter and two granddaughters of Dustin Har-
riman; Mrs Amanda Cunningham, VINO
was Hartman and is visiting Mrs. dru-
by from Belfast; Mrs. Pettingill, who was
Octavia Hartman, daughter of Daniel Har.
riman; Captain Lyman Richards, son n OF
Dicema Hartman, sister of Jewett and Dan
iel; Mrs. Anna Harvey and Mrs Bessie
Harvey. daughters of Asa Hartman; Ben
son Hartman, son of Dearborn Hartman,
brother of Daniel and Jewett; Dearborn
Hartman, son of Benson Hartman; Ma
than Hartman, brother of Benson Harrl-
man.
"Ths letter is to be sent to each of these
households with the urgent invitation that
they be present on this occasion, with as
MANY of their families as can come. You
are all urged also to extend this invitation
to any Hartman or Hartman connection
not mentioned here, whose presence IN the
vicinity you may happen to know. The op'
ject of the gathering is to renew old acqualn,
tances, quicken our appreciation of the old
days, and possibly, as has been SAID, torn
permanent organization. You are therefore
urged to come prepared to be real soclaole
and furnish as many "reminiscences Tor the
enjoyment of the company as possible
There will be no program, but we eXpect W
hear good many interesting things aDout
the old days that have passed, and the goou
people, some of whom have gone on oel9re.
Let us have good time. We Will gamer
between seven and eight in the evening,
The following were present at the gather
ing and report a delightful evening: Mr.
and Mrs. S. b. Harvey and daughter, MISS
Jennie and sister, Mrs. Bessie Harvey, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan ii. Hartman, two sons
and one daughter, Mr.. and Mrs: Lew NJ.
Hartman and daughter, Mrs: Dr. YORK.
Mr.. Benson Hartman and sou, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Lyman II. Richards, Capt. and Mrs. fetilh-
gill, Mr. and Mrs. George ii. GruDy, MIS-.
Ella Hartman and grandson Oscar Thomas,
Mrs. Amanda S. Cunningham, MT; DuS.in
Ii. Cunningham, Mrs. Vannie II. Cunning
ham, Mrs Alwilda b. Mead, Mrs. Charles
Perkins, Mrs. Helen Colburn, Mrs. Emma
Moulton.