The Republican journal., 1896-04-09
Personal.

Asa A. Howes went to Boston last Mon
day on business.
Simon A. Payson went to Bangor Tues
day on busisess.
Mrs. Alzada F. Austin left by train Fri
day morning for Boston.
Miss Ara Kittredge went to Boston last
Friday for a short visit.
F. B. Strickland of Bangor was in town
last Friday on business.
Mrs. E. P. Alexander went to Boston
Monday for short visit
Miss Cushman, Mrs. j. C. Gates milliner,
arrived from Boston Sunday.
Geo. A. Quimby returned from Boston by
Sunday mornings boat.
Miss Maud Milliken left by train Monday
for visit to friends in New York.
Fred T. Chase is to leave Friday for a visit
to E. o. Thorndike of Hartman, Tenn.
Percy G. Peirce spent few days at home
from Bridgewater, Mass, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Field went to
Boston last Friday for a visit of few days
Edwin II. Dickey went to Lewiston FRI
day. He has employment in a job printing
office.
Sumner C. Pattee arrived home last FRI
day from Bowdon College for a weeks va
cation.
Mr.. W. G. Crawford arrived Saturday
evening from Boston for short visit to re-
latives.
Mrs. Abbe Pratt went to Brunswick last
Friday to visit her son Edgar, who is in
Bowdoin College.
Mr.. John NJ. Leary left Monday by steam
er Penobscot for weeks visit to friends in
Boston and vicinity
Mrs. j. W. Jones and daughter Sadie left
by steamer Monday to visit friends in
Bridgewater, Mass.
Mrs. Frank W. Patterson left by train last
Friday for weeks visit each in Lewiston,
Boston and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Drake and daugh-
ter left Saturday for Auburn, where they
will spend the summer.
Joseph O. Whitcomb of Waldo is at home
from Bradley, where he is teaching high
school, FOR short vacation.
Mrs. Florence G. Porter has been elected
Superintendent of Schools of Caribou. Her
many Belfast friends congratulate her.
Mrs X. L. Ilsey and little Morrill, arrived
Tuesday from Watervlle. They We're ac-
companied by Mrs. Ilsley's mother, Mrs.
Morrill,.
Capt. f. T Amsbury of ship S. d. Carle-
ton is at home i'll Rockport for short visit
to his family and friends His ship is at
New York
Mrs. A. c. Paul of Fort Fairfield, State
President of the n P. w. G. I. u, spent
Sunday in Belfast the guest of Mrs e. A. D.
Burlington.
Col. l.. ID. Carver has accepted an invita-
ton from Fred Norwood post, g. A. H., of
Rockport, to deliver the Memorial day ora
tion AT that place
Aubrey G.. Spencer has moved from the
David Peircc brick house to the house re
Gently vacated by Capt. Robert F. fatter-
son, on Primrose Hill.
&. S. Hlchborn, Esq. of Augusta was out
last week for the first time since his carriage
accident some weeks ago and had royal
welcome from his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. f W Pote left by train FIJI
day morning, Mr.. Pote to join the steamer
City of Bangor in Boston and Mrs P0te TO
visit her mother in New York.
w. f. Grinnel and Ed. Savery of Sears
port and Geo A. Bailey, +. q. White and
l.. l.. Gentner of Belfast went to Boston
Monday to attend a horse sale.
Mr.. w. j. Prince wrote for the Lawrence,
Mass, Tribune an interesting account of hls
visit to the Atlanta Exposition. Mr.. Prince
is a nephew of b. F. and the Misses Wells
of this city
Miss Madge f. Sutherland Of Sydney
Mines, G. B., who had been visiting Mrs. Z.
A. Pilsbury, left last Saturday for Boston
and started from there Monday for week $
trip to Washington, ID. G.
Tuesday evening, March 24th, ID. H. TIL
bou, U. S. N, delivered delightful lecture
in the Monument Square Church. Charles
town. The subject was, The Old Navy anu
the New" The Chaplain has been at much
pains to secure suitable views for the Illus
traton of his lecture, and the result ~ all
that could be wished. 10 an accurate
know ledge of his subject Chaplain Trlhou
adds a happy wit which enlivened the entire
lecture. Zions Herald.
The program for the summer assembly OF
the Maine Chautauqua Union, to begin at
Fryeburg, July 10Th, includes the following:
"Miss Charlotte Thorndike Sibley of Belfast,
one of the brightest ladies in Maine,
thorough scholar and extensive traveller IN
foreign lands, will give three or four lectures
and a series of fascinating paror talks to
the ladies'"
Harvey D. Hadlock, the distinguished
lawyer of Boston, (widely known through
out New England, especially because of his
connection with the famous Jenness Will
case and the Nbbs Valve suit) has been IN
Washington recently attending to legal pusi-
ness before the United States supreme court
The cases in which lie is most particularly
interested involve legal rights and interests
of parties in New England III what are com
monty known as "Freuch Spuliation
Claims" [CGncord, n. H., Monitor
Mr.. ami Mrs. Geo. w. Narney depart TO
day for their home in Boston. In few days
they expect to leave for a visit to New YORK
and Washington. Mr.. Narney has been con
tal b.. (,rnshV Inn ~ "A number OF