The Republican journal., 1896-07-30
PERSONAL.

W. W. Gates went to Boston Saturday or
business.
Miss Addie Gordon arrived home from
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Warren E. Marsh is visiting relatives
in New Brunswick.
| DR.. j. G. Ham went to Bangor last Satur.
day for few days.
Mrs. j. c. Fisher of Lawrence is visiting
at l. 81. Sherman's
Mrs. Belle sprague arrived in Belfast last
| Saturday from Boston.
i Mrs. Abbie Cox arrived home last Friday
| from visit in Boston.
| Mrs. John Currier of Thomaston is visit
| ing Mrs. Milford Weed.
Sheridan P. Smalley of Nashua, n H., is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Miss Lena Fernald is visiting relatives in
Centre Lincolnville and vicinity.
Mrs. W. W. Carter returned last Friday
from visit to friends in Rockland.
Frank W. Colcord has gone to Roxbury,
Mass, where he has employment.
Miss Etfie Clifford arrived home Sunday
from a visit of two weeks in Bangor
Mrs. Hiram Annis and child of East Bos-
ton are visiting relatives in Belfast.
j. W. Shorey arrived home last week
from Wyoming, for six-weeks' visit
G. F. Smith of Somervile, Mass, was a
guest of Orrin ]. Dickey last Thursday.
Mrs. Celia V. Richards arrived in Belfast
Saturday from Boston to visit relatives
Mrs. E. j. Hills was called to Warren last
week by the sudden illness Of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Richards of Boston
are visiting Mr.. RS brother, z. S. Richards
James A. Coombs arrived at East Belfast
from Boston last Thursday for short visit.
Miss Leila Sprague was in Belfast Satur-
day on her way home to Isesboro from Bos-
ton.
W. B. Eaton and family Of Boston arrived
last Thursday for visit to friends in Bel
fast.
Messrs. j. F. Hanshue and George Deane
| of Boston are spending the summer in Bel
| fast.
| Mrs. Joseph L. Fernald of Portland arriv-
| ed last Friday for a visit to relatives in Bel
| fast.
B. B. Greenlaw and son Robert T left
last Friday for a visit to friends in North
Haven.
Nro l,
| week from visit to her daughter in
Brewer.
John d. Fraser left Sunday for Halifax
and Pctou. He Will attend the Halifax
carnival.
! Mrs. George Forsa.-h and little daughter
! Of Everett, Mass, are visiting at A. d.
| Chase's.
Jacob FL. Hayener and sons, Jacob V and
Edward o., went to Portland Thursday 10
| reside.
| Mrs. VIM. p. Thompson and son returned
last Thursday from two weeks visit in
| Thorudike.
Mrs. Josiah Woodmau OF Frankfort re-
turned home last week from a visit at Ben
| jamin Kelley's
John II. Quimby left Tuesday morning to
join Mrs. Quimby, who has been visiting in
St. John, n B.
Earl Burrill of Lynn, Mass, is spending
his vacation in Belfast, and has rooms in
the W. NJ Woods house, Cedar street.
Mrs. Jason Ware of Waltham, Mass, is
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is accompanied by her son and bis wife.
NJ. j. Had of Damascus, a student of civil
engineering arrived last week. He is tc
make a sojourn of a few weeks in Maine.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn and Mr.. George
Webster of Chelsea, Mass, arrived last Sat.
urday for four weeks stay at Swan Lake
Mrs. Isaac NJ. Burgess of Islesboro left 10y
train Thursday noon TO join her husband
who is in New York in sch. f. c. Pendleton
Miss Charlotte I. Sibley lecture, "Egypt
in Starlight and Sunlight" Will be given al
the Baptist church, Paris Hill. Saturday
evening, Aug. 1st.
George II. Copeland of Rockland was il
Belfast Saturday. His daughter Margaret
who has been visiting at L. l.. Robbins, re
turned with him.
| l. W. Lucas and wife Of Nj nstield, Mass.
arrived by steamer Penobscot last Friday
and are guests of Elmer l. Rankin. Mr.
Lucas is editor of the Mansfield News.
| Judge Barker of the Massachusetts Su
perior Court, whose h ONE is in Pittstell
and Stephen W. Marston of Boston wert
guests of G. B. Hazeltine, Esq, last Satur
day.
| Mrs. G. C. Bosom, Jr. of Lawrence, NJ ass
arrived on the boat Tuesday morning, tt
| join her mother, Mrs. j. c. Fisher and they
have gone to Castine to spend this week al
| the Acadian.
DR.. H. E. Knowlton and friend, DR.. J Joh1
Toye of Cambridgeport, Mass, spent Las
week at Lake Quantaoacook. They left from
Northport Camp Ground on Saturdays boa
on their return.
Collector Warren Of Boston and Mr.
! Charles Knowlton, his priv ate secretary
were the guests of Collector Simpson o
Bangor Tuesday. They made the trip OF
the steamer City of Bangor as guests o
Capt. Ingraham.
Frank A. Tuttle arrived home last weel