The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
Personal.

S. H. Mathews went to Boston Monday on
business.
Il. G. Pitcher was in Portland last week
on business.
Samuel Morse went to Rockland Monday
for short visit.
Joseph B. Pendleton Of Boston was in Bel
fast last Thursday.
I. L. Perry went to Aroostook county
Monday on business.
Byron NJ. Wilson of Lynn is visiting his
parents in this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dean are visiting rela-
tves i'll Littleton, NH.
Mrs. A. F. Austin went to Boston last
Friday for a short visit
Charles P. Hazetine Went to Bangor Tues
day for short business trip.
Mrs. f. A. Robbins and son Melville are
visiting relatives in Fairfield.
Mrs. Bertha Graisbary returned last
Thursday from a visit to friends in Bangor
Col. and Mrs. Fl. E. Mcdonald returned
Saturday from their wedding trip to New
York
Sewell Staples is visiting his parents at
Citynoint. He has been away nearly three
years.
Mrs. W. G. Tuttle returned Monday from
three weeks visit to friends in Portland
and Lewiston.
Miss Charlotte B. Frost will arrive home
from Kents Hill this week for her Thank
giving vacation.
Ye Local returns thanks to Messrs Geo.
E. Johnson and r. f. Dunton for generous
slices of venison.
John Warren, who has been employed at
Crosby Inn, went to Boston last Thursday to
join his mother.
Ben Hazeltine of Seattle, Wash. arrived
in Belfast Tuesday, and will remain until
after TIL nksgiving.
Misses Ethel Hall and Grace Boody of
Brooks spent few days with friends in
Belfast the past week.
Tyler H. Bird is at home from the State
College at Creme, on account Of Illness, aud
will not return this term.
Mrs. Z. p Alexander returned last Satul
day from four weeks visit to Hartford,
New York and Washington.
Miss Leila M. Hubbard Of Waldo has gone
to Boston to spend few weeks with her
brother, Mr.. G. n Hubbard.
Miss I.ottie Flint has returned home
from three weeks visit to her sister, Mrs
TI,fto trI;,
Ernest f. Burgess arrived home yesterday
from his seasons work in the stewards de-
partment of steamer City Of Bangor
James B. Waterman went to Brooks Mon
day. He will go to Boston the last of the
week, where he expects employment.
Gov Ceaves has appointed w. s. Sargent
Of Castine a trustee of Normal Schools, and
Walter II. West of Belfast notary public
James H. Jones arrived home Saturday
from business trip Oh tile road, ana was
called to Boston IN the afternoon ef the same
day.
Miss Isa Fraser Of Pictou, \. s. VIII, has
been visiting her brother, John ID Fraser
went to Lowell Mass, last Friday. to visit
relatives.
+. Fl Ladd of Fairfield was in Belfast the
first Of the week. He spoke on 'Modern
Slavery" in the hall over Owens store Mon
day evening
Arthur L. Brown returned home Tuesday
evening from a trip through the Middle
States N the inte- st of the Maine Condens-
Ell Milk CO.
Mrs. Fred Waterhouse of Centre Mont.
vile and Mrs. William G. Thompson Of
North Searsmont are guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Geo. D. McCrilis
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H Hall and WIN. H.
Hall. Jr., arrived home yesterday from Con-
tee, Md. Mr.. Hall, Senior, is in feeble health
from malaria, but is gradually improving.
Frank A. Jones started on the road last
week for the wholesale grocery tirm of Shaw,
Hammond Il Carney Of Portland. His ter
rltory IS IN the kennebec valley and vicinity
Mrs. T. a. Howard is in Boston where
she has submitted to an operation for cata-
ract. Her symptoms at last reports were
favorable. Mrs. W. r. Howard accompani-
ed her.
Clinton G. Ferguson will return to his
winter home in Winchester, Mass, this
week. Mrs. Ferguson preceded him short
time ago. They spent the summer in Bel
fast and Mt. Desert
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. A. Babcock, who have
been in Belfast several weeks on account OF
the illness and death Of Mr. H Austin Car
ter, returned home to Lowell, Mass, Tues
day Mrs. Carter accompanied them and
will remain several weeks.
Miss Emma NJ Walls left Monday for
Boston where she joined the Judson excur-
sion party for Los Angeles, Calf. She will
spend the winter with friends on the Pacific
coast, and return via Des Moines, Iowa,
VIII ere she will stop for short visit.
The Daily Telegram, Lawrence, Mass, of
Nov. Sth, says of Mr.. F. w Chase, formerly
OF this city:
Principal Chase Of the Rollins school has
introduced new rin,5le at that school
the scholars now entering and leaving their
rooms to the beat of the drum and in mill
ttary step and order. They do it very nicely,
700, ana the new principal deserves credit
lor ms successful training and method
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