The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-09-10
PERSONAL.

CudS. T. Is VlSlGlnR TelaGlVeS ID
| Halifax, n. S.
Frank Hanscom of Thomaston is visiting
| friends in Belfast.
Mrs. F. G. Ryan went to Camden MonF,
for visit to friends.
Miss Caro- Billings OF Rockland is guest
at Capt. E. L. French's.
Horatio Mears and family will move to
Sharon, Mass, to-day
DR.. Beckley of New York was guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sibey
Mr.. and Mrs Austin w. Heating spent
Sunday with friends in Castine
Clinton G. Ferguson was in Belfast the
first of the week, from Mt Desert.
A. j. Hartman left by train yesterday to
visit his sons in Waterville and Bath.
Geo. A. Quimby and family are spending
| the week at The Pines, Quantabacook
Pearl Hutchins of Penobscot visited his
brothers and sister in Belfast last week
Boyd Bartlett and wife of Chelsea, Mass,
We're at the Revere House Monday.
f. L. Libby and wife of Burnham We're in
town Tuesday on their way to Camden
Miss Lulu Putnam was at home from
Castine to spend Sunday with her parents
Mrs. Charles Crockett of Brooksville is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Fred S. Hut
chins
Joseph Williamson, Jr,, Esq, of Augusta
was in town Tuesday attending Probate
Court.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H Cole of Boston were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Burgess the
past week.
Mrs. Julia A. Bryant of Lowell left yester-
day for home after a visit to Mrs Sarah NJ,
Mansfield.
George E. Bean of Philadelphia left for
home Monday after visit to relatives in
East Belfast.
Hon. W. c. Marshall went to Androscog-
gin county yesterday to attend meetings of
the State Assessors.
Charles NJ. Cross and family moved yester-
day to Bangor, where he has employment
in Morse & Co.'s mill.
Mrs. Sarah Coffin of Minneapolis, Mimi,
left for home Monday after visit to Mr..
and Mrs. n G, Putnam.
Mrs. John G.. Damon was awarded three
premiums and Miss Maud Gammans two at
the State Fair in Lewiston.
Miss Gertrude Ferguson will leave Satur-
day for Bowdonham, where she s 10 be
assistant in the High school
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark and Miss ent
Grinnell of Union are visiting Mrs. o.
sister, Mrs. Thomas ?. Logan.
Miss Elizabeth b. Jones returned ta Brds--
water, Mass, Normal school yesterday, AFTER
spending her vacation at home.
Miss Sarah j Davis Of Providente. z. L..
left for home yesterday, after a sisit to-
friends in Belfast and Waidoboro
Mrs. Lucy Poland, SON and l1ughrer, 1t
Providence, r., l., who have been visiting
Mrs, c. F Marshall, left for hon- WeInes-
day.
Mrs. Young Of New Y..rk, vino lt- 5-an
visiting friends IN Belfast, left TOR HlueoeA
Point where She Las a simmer re-lanr-,
Tuesday
Mrs. Amos Clement and children nave
arrived home from Seal Harbor. Nj Cl+ul-
ent viii come as soon As be can CLOSE up his
hotel business.
Mrs Oakes AND Miss Farr OF Can bridge,
Mass, y ho haye been spending " tew weeks
at the Oake. cottage, East Helfas-, returued
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice B. Poole Of Boston, w..l las
been guest of Mrs, Geo. W Benson during
the summer returned home by steamer City
Of Bangor Tuesday night.
A family party Of fourteen representing
five generations in the female line met
with Mrs. A. NJ. Fernald in -lis city
Tuesday. The eldest member is s. years
old and the youngest years, Tie genera
items We're represented by the following
members: lst, Mrs. Lois Gikey, Belfast I'd,
Mrs. Helen a, Taylor, Eas Boston. "a,
Mrs. Almenia NJ Feruald and Mrs. Lillian
l.. McMahan, Belfast; 4th, Mrs Leta A.
Seavey, Worcester. and Misses L.llian l..
Fernald ami Bessie NJ. NJ Mahan, Belfast
9TH, Misses Rela 1, aud Ehe l.. S"ayey Of
Worcester.