The Republican journal., 1895-10-31

Fred " Cottrell went to Boston Monday
on business.
Albert 81. York went to Bangor on busi-
ness Monday.
Leland Fl. Piper went to Bangor Tuesday
to spend the winter.
H. F. Thompson went to Boston last
Thursday on business.
M. c. Hill of Northport left Monday for
Albany, n. Y, on business
Allen J. Sherman of Marlboro, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. Susan d. Mahoney is visiting her
son Fred in Concord N. H.
Loren Fletcher went to Jackson Tuesday
afternoon to visit his mother
James G. Durham returned last Thursday
from business trip to Boston.
a. G. Sihley Went to Boston Monday on
business for Crtchett. Sibey & Co.
Miss Isa Walton returned Saturday from
six weeks visit to friends in Rockland.
Mr.. E. S. Cushman Of Searsmont returned
yesterday from visit to Worcester Mass.
Miss Isa Fraser of Pictou, N. S., is visit
ing her brother, John D. Fraser Of this city
Charles II. Field went to Boston last
Thursday on business and returned Satur-
day.
Mrs. Geo. S. Chase left Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs j. P. Morse of Chelsea.
Mass.
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last Thursday to visit her friend, Miss
Brown.
n. P. SWEET Of Norway, the champion
wheeman, spent Sunday with friends in
Belfast.
Mrs. S. G. Bcknell returned home Tues
day morning from visit to her daughter in
Boston.
Wm H. Nickerson and son Irel left Tues
day for a visit to friends in Rockland. Bid
deford and Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pattee left Thursday
for visit to relatives in Boston and Med
field, Mass.
Mr.. Charles B. Hazeltine and daughter
spelt a few days last week in Boston, visit
ing friends
Mrs. Frank w. I.meburner returned
home Thursday from visit to friends in
sachusetts.
Sherman w Freeman and wife started
last Thursday for visit to relatives in Bos-
ton and Haverhill.
Miss Anna Redman, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. F. II. Mayo, returned to
Boston Monday.
Mrs. j, Z. Dodge, Mrs j. D. Fraser and
Mrs. A. S. Fahv Went to Clinton last Satur-
day to visit Mrs. Emma F. Davis.
Mrs. Clara Brier of Camhrdgerort. Mass,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sias Brown, returned home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Wm Twombly We're ID Ban
gor Monday TO attend the fuueral Of Mrs.
Sarah Z. BIethen, Mrs. Twomhlvs sister
Mrs. Y. r. Cottrell aud son Karl rut trnel
Saturday evening from visit To relatives
IN laconia ". H., Boston and Walshan
Mass.
Mrs. II n. Lancaster, Mrs. w. II. Dalton,
Mrs. James S. Hartman aud Miss Emma
! Woodbury. visited friends in Bangor last
week.
Mrs J. \. Merrill who has been visiting
Mrs. G. W. Cottrel tie past two months, re-
turn ed home last week to Newburyport.
| Mass.
| Mrs. Emma i. Clark left hy train Monday
morning for Erie, Colo, where SHE s to make
her home. She goes principally on account
of the health of her two children.
| Mrs. F. u Mitchell and daughters Went to
Boston by steamer City Of Bangor last
Thursday Her father, j. G. Cook ESD
accompanied them and will assist them in
getting settled in their new home.
George Greeley of Clinton returned home
Tuesday from visit to friends in Belfast.
Mr.. Greeley was formerly assistant station
agent at Belfast depot, but has been out
several months ON account of ill health
Among the divorces decreed at the recent
term Of S. J. Court in Bangor was the fol-
lowing: Helen p. Conant vs.. Howard E.
| Conant. Custody of minor children to the
mother. The parties were formerly of Bel
fast.
Mrs. Hiram Darby was attacked last week
| with peculiar nervous trouble and her hus-
| band, who was in New York, was sent for.
| Her sickness lasted but few days and she
started Monday for visit to relatives in
| Thomaston.
Hon. Seth NJ. MiIliken was in the city
Tuesday. Mr. Milliken has lately received
from a friend in California 4 walking-stick
that he prizes highly. It is made from d
piece of timber taken out of the Hartford
which Admiral Farraguts flagship,
when the Union fleet ran the gauntlet of the
Rebel forts on the Mississippi. Watervile
Mail.
F. J.. Palmer, Esq, Of Monroe was in the
city last week for the Iirst time since his re-
cent severe illness. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Palmer, who is an active and prom-
nent member Of the Relief Corps. Mr. Palm
er's illness was due to wounds received in
the service of his coantrv, and his recovery
is the subject Of general congratulatlon,
The Bridgton News Major ShoreS5 SAYS
OF j. E. G. Sawyer ID. d.. editor Of the
Northern Christian Advocate of Syracuse,
New York:
Our old-time friend now learned Doctor
OF Divinity, took his first lessons i'll pencil
pushing on a weekly temperance paper in
Bath published BY the writer Of this para