The Republican journal., 1896-12-17
PERSONAL.

ness.
Capt. F. G. Ryan went to Portland We'd
nesday on business
Miss Georgia Trggs went to Bucksport
Saturday for a short visit.
Mrs. FL. M. Prentiss went to Boston last
Thursday for a short visit.
Miss Isa Walton arrived home Saturday
from visit to friends in Rockland.
Mrs. Sarah Townsend of Paradise, New,
is visiting relatives in Belfast and vicinity.
Miss Lucy F. Ryan went to Portland last
Thursday to remain until after the holidays.
Mrs. E. L. Davis left Saturday for New
York to spend the holidays with her daugh-
ter.
Miss Percy I. Dyer went to Portland Mon
day to Join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. G.
Dyer.
W. R. Howard and Charles S. Bickford
went to Orono Friday to visit the Maine
State College
John Williams of Gulford was in town
Tuesday on official business as L. S. Inter-
nal Revenue officer.
Miss Julia A. Wiggin went to Brookine,
Mass, Saturday to spend the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. j. E. Cousens.
Mrs. Il. W. Thorndike arrived home Fri
day evening from visit to her son, f o.
Thorndike, of Hartman, Tenn.
Miss Myra Jackson, teacher in the Union
District school, has situation in Ellsworth
and has bar
Hon. Geo. E. johnson went to Augusta
Monday Oh business in relation to the es-
tate of the late Josiah Greeley of Palermo
Mrs. A. M. Bean went to Boston Friday to
spend the winter with her son, DR. Chas p.
Bean. Her daughter, Mrs. Abhie B. Cox,
accompanied her, to remain few days
DIR. +. A. knowlton of Fairfield and H. G..
Dyer of Portland We're in town last Thurs
day, on their way home from Brooklin
where they attended the dedication of an
Odd Fellows hall.
Eugene l.. Cook went to Boston Tuesday
to accompany his wife home. She has been
in hospital for surgical operation, which
has been successfully performed. They
will arrive home to-day.
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oedtA oI MIS- NJ $ uncle, Dr. 4. ii DAVIS.
deceased was schoo'mate III a 'chtster
university, OF tine late w g. Frye, Esq, of
TINS cltN' ana was quite We'll known here
having VISITED MIS- Mathews last year.
The Bath Times says: AT the court
mousse Tue o1her gay there was pleasant
reunion OF Vhree colonels OF tile l'tA Name
Regiment Whlch Went out from TINS city.
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The Barre, VI, correspondent Of the Rock
land Courier-Gazette says e. f. Arey and
wife left us last week for Ninahaven where
they will make short stay. They will 20
to Searsport to hive. Before leaving Barre,
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