The Republican journal., 1896-12-10
PERSONAL.

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Joseph E. Thombs went to Boston Mon
day on business.
Mrs. S. L. Milliken visited friends in Wa
tervlle last Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie E. Sylvester went to Boston
last Thursday for Wis it.
Mr.. Richard A. Gurney made a business
trip to Bangor last week.
Mrs. Charles Thombs arrived from Massa-
chusetts last Saturday for a short stay.
VIM. A. Faunce left Monday for Toledo,
Ohio, after visit to friends in this city
Hon, S. L. Milliken returned to Washing
ton last week to resume his duties in Con-
gress.
Lewis Smith of Rockland returned home
Saturday from a visit to relatives in Belfast
and Waldo
Fred Terrill returned home to Lynn last
Thursday from two weeks visit in Belfast
and Northport.
Thaddeus X. Pierce returned to Water
Vile last Friday, after a four weeks visit to
relatives in Belfast.
Edward H Dunbar returned home to Ply
mouth, Mass, last Thursday, from visit to
relatives in Belfast.
Miss Helen NJ. Collier of Providence r. l.,
formerly of this city, is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs, Chas. F. CHM.
S. Bickford of DiXmont was in Belfast
Monday on his way to Virginia, where he
will spend the winter.
Miss Della Pendleton left Monday to spend
the holiday season with relatives in Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island.
Miss Townsend, assistant in the High
school, leaves Saturday for New Haven,
Conn, to spend the holidays.
Harvey S. Cunningham left Monday for
Green's Landing on business for the Bel
fast Machine & Foundry Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Adams of Whit
man, Mass, left for home Monday after a
visit to friends in Waldo County.
A. H. Hanscom of Winterport, purser OF
steamer City of Bangor, went to Boston by
steamer Penobscot Monday night
| Capt. Charles Baker was down town Mon
day after being confined to the house i've
weeks by shingles and severe cold.
| Hon. W. O. Marshall left Monday for the
Moosehead Lake and Megantic region,
where the State Assessors are at work
| Miss Fremetta Shepherd left Monday for
| Springfield, Mass, to spend the holidays
with her brother, DIR. Hovey S Shepherd.
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State College last week and began IS teaclt-
er of the High School at Brooks last Mon
! day morning.
DR. Elmer Small returned last week from
a two weeks trip through Hancock aud
Washington counties in the interest OF u l.
toms Sarsaparilla.
Mrs. Anna Adams arrived in Belfast Tues
day evening to visit her mother, Mrs. C. F.
Morrison. SHE has been in the West VISITING
her brother and other trends.
Edward Parker of Grand island, vi, WAS
in Belfast last Thursday and Friday nu busi-
ness and to visit relatives He is nephew
Of the late Rev Wooster Parker.
Mr. and Mrs Richard A. Gurury am
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Louise Barrows Uurney, to Mr.. Luz
elan Harry Whipple of Montpelier, Vt.
Miss Anne Crosby left for New York Sat
urday to JOIN the party which sailed for
Europe Dec 9th Her mother, Mrs q. ?.
Crosby, accompanied her to New York
Miss Charlotte r. Staples returned se,ent-
| ly from Roxbury, Mass, where she lal been
teaching, and went to Winterpurt 4s Sat
urday to begin the winter term of school.
Mr.. Dana B. Southworth, who has been
confined to the house for about tvu weeks
by an injury to his knee, the result of An
accident, was out and attending TO business
Tuesday
DIR. and Mrs. Penuleton leave this week
for Florida, where they Will spend the win
ter. A family from New York Will occupy
their house during the winter months
| Portland Sunday Times.
Commander Carver has returned from an
inspection trip to posts AT Bluehili Ca-tlue,
Bucksport, Monroe, Brooks and Belfast He
also visited the Searsport post. He WAS
royalty received and enjoyed the trip hgIly.
| lRockland Star.
Capt. Phineas Pendleton has derldrd to
! spend the winter in California. His daugI-
ters accompanied him on the voyage out and
| Mrs. Pend eton, who has been visiting her
| father Mr.. Augustus Perry, left for Caufor-
MIA by Monday mornings train.
| Mr. and Mrs. William NJ Bradley held
their first cat home" Wednesday afternoon
and evening Mrs. Bradley received IN a
| gown OF green and gold changeahle silk
with green velvet trimmings. She was as
sisted by Miss Beth Milliken, who served
coffee. Portland Express.
Frank H. Colley, Esq. has opened d
| office in the First National Bank hui IdinE,
| Portland and has started under very favor
| able circumstances. He Will he glad 10
serve his friends i'll this section who may
| have legal business in Portland or vlrlmty.
Mrs. f. A. d. burlington left by Saturday
| mornings train for South Berwick, where
| she spent Sunday with Mrs. j. III. BUIegh.
| Monday Mrs. Burleigh, Mrs. burlington,
| Mrs Florence @. Porter of Caribou Mrs.
| Nicholas Fessenden and Mrs. A. & Paul of
| Fort Fairfield and Mrs. Byron Stevens of
| Brunswick left for Washington, d. C., to
attend the Anti Saloon and Nationa4 Nom