The Republican journal., 1895-12-05
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Personal.

MISS MABEL H. Mathews is visiting friends
in Boston.
Mrs. H 81. Cobbett went to Camden last
Friday for a visit
Mrs. Geo. D. Palmer of Montville is visit
ing Mrs. f. 81. Carter.
Chas B. Hazeltine left for New York by
train Tuesday afternoon.
Horace Chenery arrived home from Bos-
ton the first of the week.
Mrs. Margaret Jones of this city visited
friends in Rockland last week
Mrs. F. G. Wood of Northport went to
Rockland Monday for short visit
NJ. A. CHM and wife of Prospect visited
MS brother, Chas F. CHM of this city, Tues
day.
Councilman B. H. Knowlton is confined
to his house by a partial paralysis Of bis left
side
William Gentner and wife returned BY last
Sundays steamer from ten days visit in
Boston.
Ben Hazeltne left Saturday on his return
to Seattle, Wash, from visit to his parents
in this city.
Mrs. Mary Flanagan of Bangor visited
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Casey Of this city,
last week.
Capt. Decatur Gray of Cape Rozier visited
his daughter, Mrs. Martha G. GRAY, Of vhis
city last week.
Mr.. j. Foley of Winterport is the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. Julia Cuidy, High street.
Portland EXPRESS.
Robert P. Coombs and wife have gone to
Salmon Falls, where they have employment
in woolen factory.
Mrs. Mary A. Patterson returned home
Monday from six weeks visit to friends in
Pittsfeld and Bangor.
Capt. Jere. Hayes took the train Yesterday
morning for New York to Join his vessel, the
barkenuine Nellie Smith
Miss Lucy Wasson Jones Of Brooksvi is
in Belfast to remain until after the holidays
as clerk for Carle 4 Jones.
Mrs. Thomas r. Logan returned Wednes-
day to the Eye and Ear Intirmary at Port
land for further treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Wilson of Lynn.
Mass, returned home last Friday from a
visit to relatives in Belfast.
Alston Ellis and wife of Gardiner, who
have been visiting relatives in Prospect and
Belfast, returned home Saturday.
Miss Frances J. Dyer Of Boston arrived ia
Belfast last Thursday for short visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Dyer.
Mrs. Ralph johnson and daughter are
visiting Mr.. j. Harrison johnson on street
southwest. Washington, ,. c., Star.
Mrs. r. W. Rogers ana Mrs Frances
| Murrh left by tram yesterday morning for a
week = visit in Bangor and Ellsworth.
Mr.. A. j Bradford, formerly Of san Fran
cisco, Cal, but now of Portland Me, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs a. j. Condon
Mrs. Z. A. Howard returned yesterday
from Boston, where she had been a few
weeks for treatment for cataract. MIR and
Mrs, w. r, Howard accompanied her.
| Rev Geo. +. Tufts returned from IslpshOro
last Thursday. His friends will be 9 ad to
know that his i'll turn there was not seri-
ous one and that he has fully recovered
! Mrs. Benjamin Robinson Of Bridewater,
Mass, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
James w. Jones, returned home Monday.
| j. d. Wliteomb of Waldo has been spend
ing short Vacation at home. He returned
last week to Bradley, where lie il teaching.
Ed. Bird and Frank Bowen are engaged in
stone cutting in Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Bird
writes home THAT lie expects to 20 to the Pa
citc coast soon.
| A. I. Brown started Monday morning on
tour through Massachusetts, Connecticut
ana Northern New York for the Maine Con
densed Milk Co. He will be absent month
! or more.
| A petition has been circulated in this city
asking for the reappointment Of Hon H. o.
| Stanley Of Dixtieid as Fish and Game Com
missioner. 1t received a large number of
signatures.
George G. Sheldon principal of the North
| New Portland High School, who read law in
the Office of Judge W. G. Philbrook of this
I city, s to be examined for admission TO the
bar at the coming term of the supreme court
4 in Somerset county. Watervile Mail
The eightieth birthday of Mr.. David w,
| Dyer was celebrated Nov 10Th by a family
gathering at his residence on Northport
avenue. There was goodly attendance,
and many friends called in to offer congratu-
latons.
| One OF the most attractive debntantes Of
| the season is Miss Louise Johnson the only
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson
| of Marlboro street. Her mother is the
daughter of the late we'll known Dorchester
| physician, DR.. Miller. Miss johnson is a
pure blonde Of medium height, with regular
features and delicate cooring and beauti-
/ full figure. Boston Herald
The 25th anniversary Of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 5. Smith of Rockland, Mass,
| was pleasantly observed at their home Nov.
22nd by surprise party of their friends.
Mr.. Smith is the editor and proprietor Of
| the Rockland Standard and he and his wife
| have been frequent visitors here. The Jour
| nal extends congratulations.
| Transfers in Real Estate.