The Republican journal., 1892-11-10
Personal.

Miss Louise Hazeltine has returned from
visit to friends in Boston.
Miss Lillian T. Billings started for her
home in Deer Isle Monday.
Mrs. Charles Thombs went to Thomaston
Monday to visit her sister.
| Miss Blanche Rockwell returned SATURDAY.
from visit to Massachusetts.
Mr.. Geo. w. Burkett and Miss Nellie Bur-
kett visited Camden last week
Mrs. G. H. Wording has returned home
| from her visit to Orono and Brewer,
| Mr.. j. ID. Parker returned Saturday from
five weeks visit in Massachusetts.
| Miss E. V. Drinkwater started Saturday
| for visit to relatives in CANDIDA n. H..
| Mrs. 5. l.. Hanscom returned Tuesday
| from visit to relatives in Massachusetts.
| Miss Lola B. Small, who has been visiting
in this city, returned to Bostcn Saturday
Mr.. NJ. p Pendleton, Editor of the Age,
returned Friday from visit to New York
Mr. Joseph l.. Witherley, who has been i'll
| in Boston for four weeks past, arrived home
Tuesday.
Mrs Christine r. Morrison has gone to
Manchester, \. H., to spend the winter with
her daughter.
Mrs. w. E. Marsh has lately returned
from a four weeks visit to friends in St.
John, n. b.
Mrs. Rachael B. Roix, who has been con-
| fined to the house for several weeks, is again
able to walk out
| Mr.. Z. 0. Poor leaves next week for New
| York and Boston in quest of novelties for
| the holiday trade
| Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Pearl, of Bangor, pass
ed Sunday in Belfast. Mrs. Pearl will re-
main for some time
| Mrs. Stephen S. Woods returned Friday
| from Boston, where she has been visiting
| for several weeks past.
| Mrs. Nellie Kneeand arrived here Satur-
| day, called home by the severe illness of her
| ,ther, Mr.. &. 0. Macomber
| Mrs. l.. f. McMalan, who has been visit
ing friends in Boston, Worcester ana MARI
boro, returned home Thursday last.
| Mrs. Carrie Mathews and daughter Maude
| left Monday for Worcester, Mass. Mrs
| Mathews goes for medical treatment.
Mr.. Lewis c. Smith arrived Saturday from
Crystal, Aroostook Co, He has sold his farm
| there and will spend the winter in Belfast.
Misses Emma and Sadie Fleming took the
boat Saturday for Boston for short visit,
after which they will 20 to Bridgeport
| Conn.
Miss ,Jenme Miller is at home from her
VISIT to Bangor, where She was the guest Of
her neces, Mrs, Hurd and Miss Charlotte
Wasgatt
Tie Steam and Hot Watel Filters Register
for October contains a biographical sketch
and portrait of Edward Il. Pierce, native
Of Montville.
Mrs. Rose Sylvester, who lately Went to
| Portland for surgical treatment has return
| ed home and placed herself under the care of
| local surgeons.
| Messrs. Hiram and George Jenkins, Of
| Whitman, Mass, We're in Belfast last week,
! the guests Of Mr.. ChaS. II. Coombs who ac-
/
| Dr. Shea, of Lowell, and Messrs John and
| Andrew Shea of Cambridge, We're in this
| city Wednesday, to attend the wedding of
! their brother, Mr.. Thomas f. Shea.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Auspland have moved
| 10 Halowell, where Mr.. Arspland has work
| at his trade. They have lived in Mr. G.. +.
! Gimn's house on Primrose Hill over seven
| Years.
Mr.. AL. j. Condon, of Chicago, arrived
| here Saturday for a visit. Mr.. Coudon is
now a member of the firm of Parr"tte, An
,lI~wS 4 Co., dealers in hats, caps and
gloves.
Mr. j, B. Frye and daughter, Mrs, Charles
Bridges, OF Stockton Springs, who have been
visiting their friends in Belfast left for Bos-
ton on Monday mornings train to spend the
| winter.
Mr.. ID. &. Smith. formerly of this city, is
now holding responsible position with the
Seltz- Srhwah Shoe CO.. of Chicago, one of
the largest shoe manufart ring firms in the
country.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Jordan, of Newton,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan H
Coomhs. Miss Eva Coombs, who has been
visiting friends in Rrockton and Newton,
| came with them
Mrs. Fannie Coffin, of Boston, who has
been visiting her father, Mr. NJ. f. Carter,
returned home Monday. She will soon 60 To
! Chicago, where her husband has lately en-
gagged in business.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Quimhy left by
! Mondays boat for a visit to Boston. Mrs.
Margaret Burdett accompanied theul, Oh her
return to Stamford Ct, from {; visit to her
| mother in this city.
Mr.. Frank A. Patterson, who recently
went to Chicago unable to remain
there on account of malaria He returned to
! Havtrhill Mass, and afterwards, his health
not improving. to Belfast.
| DIR. Gardner Ludwig, of Port land, is the
! owner of valuable old German Bible which
was the propertr Of his grandfather, Jacob
Ludwig, one of the company of sixty families,
who came from Germany to Walduhoro in
1852.
Capt. and Mrs. Phineas p. Pendleton, ,Jr,