The Republican journal., 1896-08-13
PERSONAL.

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Bangor.
Miss Mary Pierce is at home from Boston
for a visit.
Benz. Kelley has gone to Aroostook coun-
ty on business.
Lieut. Leonard Chenery of New York is
visiting in Belfast.
]. Austin McKeen arrived Tuesday from
Boston for short visit
Mrs. Caro- J. Howard arrived home Tues
day from Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Anna Adams of Boston is visiting
her mother, Mrs. c. F. Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Norton went to Burn
ham yesterday for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dinsmore of Water
Vile are visiting relatives in Belfast
Miss Edith Gale of Boston is a guest of
Misses Maud E. and Mabel r. Mathews.
L. H. Jipson has been engaged as special
policeman for the State Fair at Lewiston
Mrs. Emery o. Pendleton arrived home
| Monday from weeks visit in Hallowel.
Holman F. Day of Lewiston was at the
Revere House, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ralph Berry, formerly of Unity, now of
Montana, is visiting Waldo county friends.
Mrs. 1. H. Sherman and daughter Flora
went to Lagrange Tuesday for a short visit.
Capt. and Mrs. n. B. Foss and son Fred
went to Bangor Tuesday for a visit of few
days.
| Mrs. Clara Cartright OF Boston, Mass, is
visiting her uncle j. A. Partridge, in this
| city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman went to
Katahdin Iron Works Tuesday for visit of
ten days.
Miss Nellie Sheldon arrived from Boston
Tuesday for visit to her mother, Mrs, Rose
Sheldon.
| Duncan McAndless arrived in Belfast
| from Maiden, Mass, Tuesday morning for
| short visit.
| Mrs. c. Fl. Maxtield and daughter Mamie
left yesterday noon for visit to friends in
| Fairfield and Belgrade.
Mrs. Will Stevens and son Roland left by
| train Tuesday morning for visit to relatives
in Newport and Foxcroft.
Mrs. William Klngman and son Ralph
returned home to New York Tuesday from
four weeks visit in Belfast.
Walter 0. Poor arrived home from New
York Tuesday morning for visit to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Poor.
Capt. John CHM of CharIestown, Mass,
Visited his former shipmate, Capt. Wm. T
Rogers of East Belfast, Tuesday.
Miss Flora Mcfarland of Linrolnville
visited Miss Rose Dickey few days the past
week. She left for Bangor Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. E. Webb and son Edmund of
Unity returned home Tuesday from visit
to her father, Capt. John c. Condor.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Lowell Of Providence,
K. l.. and Mr. and Mrs. G, W Winslow of
Boston are visiting Rev. G. G. Winslow.
Miss Carrie A. Whitaker of Mcintosh,
Ga, missionary, was at the Revere House
Tuesday and left Wednesday for Brooks
vile,
Mr. and Mrs. S, G. Norton, Mr. and Mrs
A. |. Brown and Mrs. Edmund P. Brown Of
Gl4lN '4lA dtVtutEN tilt Nplt nanny 4ttulOu
at Palermo Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Doliher Of Brook
line, Mass, with a large party came from
Camden by blackboard Tuesday and stop
ped at the Revere House.
| Messrs Geo. F. Sayer of Warwick, n. Y,
and H. E. Mcdonald of Belfast went to
Green Lake yesterday, fishing, as guests of
Mr.. J. F. Parkhurst of Bangor.
W. G. Crawford of Boston has visited rel
atives here this week. He heads the list in
the Boston Records bicycle contest as the
most popular teacher in that city.
Mrs. E. D. Ryder and Miss Mary Owen
Went to Rockand Tuesday to visit Captain
Ryder, whose vessel is there loading From
Rockland they will go to Crescent Beach to
visit Mrs. H. p c. Wright.
Percy c. Peirce arrived home from Boston
Saturday for a short visit Tuesday he re
ceived instructions from his firm to 90 to
Lexington, Mass, and superintend the lay
ing of gas pipe service. He left by steam
er City of Bangor the same night.
The Republicans of Waldo have nominated
strong candidate for Senator in the person
of Dr. A. j, Billings of Freedom. Dr. Bill
ings is an old soldier, strong speaker and
full of energy and enthusiasm. He ought to
prove an interesting factor in the Waldo
campaign. Waterville Mail,
Mr.. F. A. Damon of Jackson, Waldo
county, has been the guest of Wm. Farrow,
whose sister his wife. Mr.. Damon is d
hale old gentleman, about 10 years of age
This is the first time he has ever visited
Rock land and the second time he has ever
been on board of a steamb boat. While here
he visited a barber shop and had his second
experience in a barbers chair. He accom-
panied Mr.. Farrow TO Bath, Saturday, and
took in the Barnum circus, coming home
fresh as the younger tXCGrsIOnIsts Mr..
Damons farm is known as one of the very
best in the whole State. LRocNland Cour-
ierGazette.
BarpeS in the Southern uruber rade