The Republican journal., 1895-11-07
Personal.

| on business.
Mrs. E. J. Hills visited her mother in
Warren lately.
1heo. N. Winslow went to Boston Mon
day for a short visit.
Miss May Hall of Somes' Sound is visit
| ing friends in Belfast.
Geo. A. Quimby went to Boston by boat
Monday, on business.
j. E. Davis Of Providence, r. l., is visit
ing relatives in this city.
| George Fletcher of Unity called on his
Belfast friends Tuesday.
Col. W. H. Fogler Of Rockland was in
town yesterday on busin, IS.
John A. Briggs of South Braintree, Mass,
is visiting friends in Belfast.
] Miss Zaidee B. Carter returned Monday
from weeks visit in Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orman A. Hopkins went to
Boston Monday for weeks visit
Rev. G. 1. Young and wife of Lynn, Mass,
visited friends in Belfast last week
! Frank a. Jones went to Portland Tuesday
morning on business, for a few days
Mrs. Hattie Archibald Of Rockland is Wis.,
iting her friend, Mrs. B. P. Gardner.
Misses Fannie and Villa Sylvester went
| to Boston Monday to spend the winter.
Thomas W. Pitcher went to Boston Mon
day for a business trip Of a week or more.
E. j. Morrison started Monday morning
for 70,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams went to
Bucksport yesterday for two days visit.
Mayor Hanson went to Petit Manan yes
terday with party Of friends from abroad.
Arthur Shea, formerly of Belfast, is build
ing fine residence on Beech street. Rock
land.
w. G. Crawford of Boston spent Sunday
in Belfast, returning by boat Monday after
noon.
Miss Mabel Paul has finished her school
at Standpoint and begun another in Bel
mont.
Mrs. David W. Dyer returned home Sat-
urday from visit to relatives in Maiden,
Mass.
Miss Annie May Seavey of North Sears
port visited Mr.. and Mrs S. l.. Dodge last
week
Mrs John Sturrett of Bangor visited her
sister, Mrs. A. X. Lewis, and returned home
Tuesday.
| Mrs c. S. Pearl of Bangor returned home
| Monday from a visit to her father, B. p.
Field, Esq
| Rev. S. u. Hanscom will lecture ID the
"People Course" in Ellsworth, this, Thurs
day evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Murphy attended
! Knox County Pomona Grange at Appleton
last Saturday.
| Miss Nellie A. Carr returned to Medlield,
/, Mass, Monday, after d visit 10 friends in
Belfast and vicinity.
Mrs E. u. Whittier and son Of Meltose,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. VS. parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j q. Whitten.
| Mrs. John A. Mace, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs A. j. Morrison, returned
home to Brunswick Monday.
! Mrs Flora Belle McMahan returned Mon
day night from visit to her sister, Mrs l.
| NJ Cottrell Of Laconia, n. III.
| Mason L. Stevens and family have moved
| from Northport to Belfast for the winter and
are to live at No Peachs street.
| Charles Hatch Of Winnecook arrived in.
Belfast from Boston yesterday morning and
| spent the day with friends here.
| James NJ. Webster and family OF Maiden,
Mass, who have been spending a few weeks
at Crosby Inn, returned home Monday.
| l.. Clay of Belfast has charge Of the crew
setting poles at Waldoboro for the New Eng
land Telegraph and Telephone Company
Mrs. Arthur c. Landers of Boston, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Oscar L. Staples, returned home Monday.
Miss Amy Knowlton left on Thursdays
boat for Boston, where she will spend few
weeks before returning to her home in Chi
cago.
Miss Rhe. Howe Of Lincolnville, who has
been visiting her aunt, Miss Sarah r. Gard
ner, the past few weeks, returned home yes
terday.
A. A. Howes 4 Co. have secured the ser
vices Of a trstclass druggist, Mr.. George H.
Kent of Madison, and he will enter upon his
duties next Monday.
Charles F. Parks of Waltham, Mass, was
in town few days last week on business.
Monday morning he went to Pittstield ac-
companied by Capt. Charles Baker.
Mrs. Arthur l. Brown went to Augusta
last Saturday to visit her son, Arthur f.
| Brown, and will visit friends in Portland
| and vicinity before returning home.
| A. l. Brown has been working in the Mid
| die States iE the interest Of the Maine Con
! dense Milk Co. and will attend the Atlanta
| Exposition this week and exhibit his goods.
Mrs. l.. T. Tribou of Hampden visited her
| father, Capt. John G. Condor, last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tribou lately returned from
West Virginia, where they have lived four
| years.
A. B. Cornforth is visiting his Old home i'll
Thorndike. He is night yard-master Of the
| Mexican Central railroad in the city of
Mexico and is at home fer a 80 days fur
Tough. His brother is a train dispatcher at
the same station.
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