The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-09-26
Personal.


R. F. Dunton, Esq, was in Augusta Tues
day on business.
Miss Jennie Bruce OF Brooklyn, N. ", is
visiting at W. E. Marsh's.
H. F. Mason returned Tuesday from a
visit to Lynn and Boston.
Marion Brown went to Boston Monday
for three weeks visit.
A. K. Lewis returned Saturday from a
visit to friends in Bangor.
Gerald W. Howard went to Newburgh
Saturday to visit relatives.
Elmer Rankin returned Tuesday morning
from business trip to Boston.
Mrs. VIM. H. Beckwith arrived home Sat
urday from visit to her son in Boston.
Jordan W. Coombs started Monday for a
visit to friends in Boston and Haverhill
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Dean of Bellows
Falls, Vt., are visiting relatives in Belfast.
Miss Nina Schlotterbeck of Portland was
guest Of Col. Hiram Chase the past week.
Cadet S. NJ Miliken has been promoted to
Sergeant at West Point Military Academy.
Miss Susie Anderson arrived home Tues
day evening from a visit to friends in St.
John.
Mrs. W. G. Kneeland Of Charlestown,
Mass, arrived yesterday for visit to rela-
| tives.
| Mrs Francis Whitmore arrived home Sat
urday from visit to friends in Massachu-
| setts.
| Mrs. Eleanor Orcutt has gone to New York
| where she has situation in large millinery
| store.
Mrs Louisa Clements Of Newburgh visited
her daughter, Mrs. Sanford Howard, last
week.
John Perry and wife of Rockland arrived
Saturday to visit their daughter, Mrs. 7. l..
Shute.
Mrs. Roscoe Cottrell returned home to
Boston, Monday, from visit to relatives in
Belfast.
| Mrs. John McTaggart and daughter are
visiting relatives in Bangor and Pittsfeld
this week.
| W. E. Dilworth has arrived home from
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ball team.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory o. Estes of Whitman,
Mass, arrived Monday for visit to friends
| in Belfast
Miss Etfie Clifford is making three weeks
visit to friends in Brockton, Lowell and Rox-
bury, Mass.
L. II. Jipson did police duty at Unity fair
last week, and is at Exeter this week for
similar duty.
! Hon. W. G. Marshall was obliged to re-
turn home from Augusta last Friday, by
severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs e. q. Bassick of Bridgeport,
Ct, visiting relatives il Belfast, Sears
port and Waldo.
Herbert Ellis of Waldo, who has been at
home from Colorado a few weeks, returned
| West last Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Shaw aud daughter of Boston,
who have been visiting at A. n. Knights, re-
turned home Saturday.
E. H. Dunbar OF Plymouth, Mass who
has been visiting his parents in this city re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. Charles 3. Sheldon and family, who
have been visiting in Belfast have returned
to their home in Boston,
II. A. Darling and wife Of Roxbury, Mass,
who have been visiting at W. H. Cltfords,
returned home last Thursday.
Mrs. S. d. Sprague has returned home to
Islesboro after visit to her sister, Mrs,
Sears NickArson nf EaSt Ralfast
Hon. r. S, Aver OF Liberty was in Belfast
Sept. 18th, his first visit to this city since the
Republican county convention of 1894
Misses Florence Curtis and Florence Nc
Carly Of Boston, who have been visiting
relatives in Belfast, returned home Friday.
Mrs. H. O. Mclaughlin of Marysville,
| California, who spent the summer with her
brother, A. W. Doe, started for home Mon
day.
1 Thomas Leary started Monday morning
for Oat Hill, Napa county, California where
| he has situation as engineer in the Consol-
idated Mine.
! Mrs. j. H. Havener, Mrs. S. L. Sleeper
and Mrs. George B. Ferguson started yes
| terday for 4 two weeks visit in New York
| and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Eli Cook went to Rrockton, Mass,
last week TO join her husband, who has a
situation in large provision and grocery
| store in that city.
| Miss Bertha Staples arrived home Satur-
| day from Baldwinsville, Mass where she
has been living, to remain with her mother,
| Mrs Walter D. Staples.
Arno Little of Augusta was in town the
| past week on his annual tour in the interests
Of the Portland Transcript. He was guest
of U. A. Hoyt while here.
| Messrs 4. G. Siblev, A. A. Howes, VIM.
| B. Swan and S. H. Mathews went TO Ban.
! gor Monday forenoon to attend the meeti ng
| of the State Board of Trade
| Mrs. Fred G. Carter starte,, Monday for
| Anaconda, Montana, to arrange her effects
| there for the winter, the family will re-
| main East for several months
| A. 1. Brown is in Concord, n H, this
week and is to spend some time in that
State in the interest of the Maine Condensed
| Milk Co of which he ia prasidant