The Republican journal., 1895-12-19
Personal

R. L. Ilsley is spending his vacation in
Waterville and Bangor.
Miss Ella Whitcomb Of Waldo is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. John r. Dunton Of Lewiston is visit
ing relatives in this city
Miss Julia Annis is spending her vacation
with her parents in Boston.
Capt. Robert Tapley Of Brooksville visited
Belfast and Augusta last week.
Geo. W. Varney went to Boston Monday
on business and returned Wednesday
Councilman B. Fl. Knowlton is confined to
his home by paralysis of his left side
Andie and Mary Knowton returned Dec.
18th from visit to friends in Boston.
Fred Knowlton of East Somerville, Mass,
is visiting his father, B. II. Knowlton.
Miss Mabel Wise is in Boston taking les
sons in stenography and type-writing.
Walter p. Carter went to Lynn, Mass.
yesterday to work at his trade as a ma
chinist.
Mrs. Martha G. Gray went to Castine last
week to attend the wedding Of her nephew.
Ernest IT, Gray
Mrs. E. D. Freeman is visiting relatives
in Rocklaad, where she expects to remain
several weeks.
Mrs. Maria Miller of Augusta arrived by
train Tuesday evening to visit her son.
George W. Miller.
Mrs. ii. Nj. Clifford returned home to Bos
ton last Saturday from visit to her sister,
Mrs Anna G. Winslow.
Albert L. Mudgett, Past Master and Mas
ter elect Of Seaside Grange, is IN Bangor at
tending the State Grange.
auditing the years accounts OF the Belfast
Machine and Foundry Co.
Capt D. Fl. Libby was at his loft ready for
business Monday, after two weeks confine-
ment to the house by illness.
Mrs. r. S. Smart left by train Wednesday
morning for Westboro, Mass, where she will
spend the winter with her granddaughter
DR.. Elmer Small was confined to his house
y
attend to business at the office again Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Moody OF Liberty
were in town Monday on their way to BAN
gor to attend the meeting Of the state
Grange.
The 10Th birthday Of Rev. G. W. Field
d. d., was celebrated Monday evening, Dec.
9th in a very enjoyable manner at his home
on Broadway, Bangor.
Mrs. F. W. Chase of Lawrence, Mass. ar
rived Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Robbins. Mr.. Chase will spend
some Of his holiday vacation here.
| Mrs. Amanda NJ. Bean has gone to Boston
to spend the winter with her son, DR.. G. P.
| Bean. Her daughter, Mrs. Abbie &. Cox
| accompanied her for short visit
| p. Q. Freeman Of Lincolnvilie and Perrin
Freeman OF Camden went to Central Falls.
r. T., last week to attend the funeral of one
Of their sisters, Mrs. Sarah Owen.
Mrs. Ellen Griffin OF Reading, Mass WAS
! called to Belfast last week by the dangerous
illness of Her sister-in-aw, Mrs. Jane n.
i Partridge, ana arrived here few holtrs w.
| fore her death.
| p. G. Woodbury. visited friends up the
! railroad last week. 1t was the first time lie
has been railroad train since he came
home from tile South in 1865 wearing "the
| faded coat of blue"
Mrs. Kate N. Hanson Of Stoneham, Mass.
who has been visiting her daughters, Mrs
Summons Of Searsmont Mrs. Decrow of
| Brooks and Mrs. John b. Walton Of Belfast
returned home Tuesday.
! The last Portland man who saw the Rev
Theodore Gerrish in Boston, says he ..was
looking as if Dame Fortune still smiled on
him." Others Of the Sioux Falls investors
don't look so prosperous.
| Messrs. W. l.. Littleield and w. H Quinn
| by, with their wives, left Saturday fos a
| pleasure trip to Washington, d. c. They
spent Sunday in Portland and went TO Bos
ton Monday. They will return about the
| end Of the month.
Misses Grace Lord, Arlene Simmons and
Lena Ellis left by train Monday morning for
a visit in New York city. Miss Lord will
remain about three weeks, but the others
| will return earlier and visit friends III Mas
| sachusetts on the way home.
| Miss Hattie E. Robbins is expected Satur-
day from Rockland to spend Christmas with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Robbins.
The usual holiday vacation is cut down to
| one week on account of the suspension Of
| the schools during the diphtheria epidemic
last fall
| Perhaps No young woman in Maine has re-
| ceived more complimentary notices than
| Miss Charlotte I. Sibey of Belfast. 1t is all
deserved, however. Miss Sbley is charni-
ing " unassuming, with personality tin 1t
| wins all who meet her. 1t is ALWAYS a pleas
! ure to meet this Young and gifted laiy
| Georgia Pulsfer Porter in Bangor Dativ
| News
Carter B. Keene of Freedom has been APP
| pointed private secretary to Fourth Assist
| ant Postmaster g eneral Maxwell. Mr. Keent,
| has been clerk in the Office of the second
auditor, and has studied law at the Colum-
bian law school in Washington d. e., where
he was president Of his class. His promotion
! will bring him an additional salary