The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-12-26
Personal.

". W. WeScOtI spent christmas In Knox,
E. s. Bowker and family spent Christmas
in Brooks.
sciatic rheumatism.
Miss Kate Taylor is spending the holidays
with friends in Waterville.
Arthur F. Brown is at home from Augusta
for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. A. J. Morrison went to Portland
Tuesday for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Grffeth spent Christ
mas with friends in Augusta.
Mr.. F. W. Chase arrived in Belfast Satur-
day evening for holiday visit
Herbert r. Ryder arrived home Saturday
from Boston. to spend the holidays.
Miss Addie nj. Wescott arrived home Sat-
urday from Hartford, Ct., for visit
Charles E. Paul is at home from Chauncev
Hall school. Boston, for the holidays.
Miss Annie Leonora Barr is at home for
her vacation from Wellesley College.
Charles Fl. Field was in Androscogein
county the first Of the week on business.
Samuel FL. West of Stockton Springs was
in town last Friday on his way to Boston
Mr. George Blodgett of Bucksport was in
Belfast Monday and Tuesday on business.
W. G. Thompson and wife of New York
will come to Belfast next week for visit.
Miss Mary <. Carr arrived home Tuesday
evening from Newport, to spend Christmas.
Thomas Rice went to Westboro, Mass,
Tuesday to spend Christmas with relatives
Mrs. Carrie Patterson went to Lewiston
wednesday morning to spend the holidays.
Charles G. Clark returned last Friday from
his summers fishing business at Wheatons
Island.
Miss Bernice Rogers is spending her holi-
day vacation with friends in Fairfield and
Watervile
Adelbert Merrill and Fred M. Bailey are
at home from the State College at Orono for
| a vacation.
William a. Decrow returned home satur-
day from Lynn, Mass, where he has been
employed.
W. G. Crawfor arrived from Boston by
Saturday nights train to spend Christmas at
his old home.
Miss Juliette A. Wiggin left by train Fri
| day to visit her sister, Mrs. John Cousens Of
Brookline, Mass.
| Miss Sarah H. Fletcher arrived home last
Thursday from Wellesley College for the
holiday vacation.
/
Miss Susie E. Dinsmore arrived home Mon
day evening from the New England Con-
servatory Of Music.
Samuel Lord and Luvile Pottle are at
home for week vacation from Bangor
| Commercial College
| Mr.. A. A. RoiX, who was quite severely in
inred by fall few weeks agn, has sufficient
| ly recovered to 60 ont
Mr.. Elbridge G. Pierce of Chicago arrived
in Belfast by Monday evenings train to at
tend the funeral Of his mother.
Frank Tuttle arrived home from Lewiston
Tuesday evening, tile jewelry store in which
he was at work having been burned out
Miss Jennie Richardson, who has been
Visiting her mother Mrs. Ellen NJ Richard
son, returned ta Bucksporu last Friday.
Arthur I. Brown is at home from his
travels IN the interest of the Maine Con-
densed Milk Co., to spend the holidays
Mrs. Eta L. Davis went to Brooklyn. n.
Y, last Thursday to spend the holidays
with her daughter, Miss Frank l.. Davis.
John G. Aborn arrived home Saturday
from Petit Manan, where he has been em-
| ployed since last August in building houses
for the company.
| Rev. and Mrs. George Sherman Mills left
by train Monday for Calais to spend Christ
mas. Mrs. Mills will remain a few weeks,
but her husband will return before next
Sunday.
Kendall NJ. Dunbar Of Damariscotta, who
has served with much acceptance Secre-
tary OF the Senate during several past ses-
sions of the Maine legislature is reading law
in the Office of Hon. Chas. F. Libby in Port
land.
&C. Sheldon, Colby '93, who has been a
law student in the law office Of Judge
Philbrook in Waterville, was last week ad-
mitted to the bar at Skowhegan, having
taken his examination before Judge Emery.
He is to open an office at North New Port
| land.
Miss Charlotte T. Sibley is to give two
lectures in Rockland, Jan. 18th d 18TH
Her subjects will be Egypt in Sunshine and
Starlight" and cover Palestine Hills On
| Horseback, and we can assure our Rock
land readers that they have a rare treat be-