The Republican journal., 1896-07-16
PERSONAL.

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A. K. Lewis left last Sunday for visit in
Bangor and Vim.
Walter Clifford left last Sunday for visit
in Woodstock, NIB.
Mrs. W. G. Tuttle went to Rockport last
| Friday for short visit
Miss Kate E. Pillsbury went to Boston
Friday to visit friends
Austin Clough of Lynn arrived in Belfast
| Sunday for a short visit.
W. W. Miller of Foxcroft was at the
Windsor House July Sth.
Mrs. Samuel Clifford of Bangor visited
friends in Belfast last week.
Mrs. Ezra L. Talbot and children are in
Penobscot for a two weeks visit.
R. W. Dunn, Esq, of Waterville was in
town last Thursday on business.
Miss Percy T. Dyer went to Clinton last
Thursday for visit of few days
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gilmore of Portland
visited relatives in Belfast the past week.
Charles Cunningham arrived home from
Bangor last Thursday for visit of few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Mathews arrived
home Saturday from months visit in
Boston.
Mr.. James E. Bagley of Chelsea was
a guest last week Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gentner.
Geo. F. Hartman, ESD, of New York
arrived by steamer Penobscot Sunday
morning.
Miss Grace Rivers of Gushing, Me-, is WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones at the Re-
we're House.
Edwin Weeks of Dorchester, Mass, re-
turned home Saturday from visit at Ben
jamin Kelley's.
W. L. Scribner of Springfield and J. S.
Rowe of Bangor were at the Windsor House
last Thursday.
Mr.. John R. Dunton arrived from Lewis
ton last week to visit relatives in Belfast
and Searsmont.
Mrs. Charles Ellis of Medford, Mass. ar
rived Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs
Frank P. Eames.
Mrs. Alice W. Carrow and sister Gertrude
M. Carrow, went to Bangor Sunday for
visit of two weeks.
Miss Lillian L. Fernald was in Waldo
several days last week, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Evans.
Mrs. Eleanor Orcutt arrived home Satur-
day evening from Boston to spend her vaca-
tion with her parents.
Miss Ella NJ. Johnson arrived home Satur-
day from Montreal where she had been
stopping since last September.
Bert Davis started Sunday morning on
his wheel for DIxtield, a distance of so miles
to visit his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Howard visited rela-
tives in Belfast last week on their way home
to Penobscot from Norridgewock
William Davis and friend of Madison
came to Belfast on their bicycles last week
to visit the family of f. 0. Roberts
Mrs. Frank Timer and son Louis Of Rock
land are visiting at Capt. Allen Orcutts
hlr. Timer spent Sunday with them.
NJ. A. Pattershall went to Bangor Satur-
| "oy w iioOu LIS Nllej W lp Was returning
from visit to her sister in Old Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Chase of Lawrence
arrived in Belfast last week, to visit Mrs
C's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi L. Robbins.
Mrs. B. F. Gushing and friend Mrs Thorn
ton of Boston, arrived Saturday to visit
Mrs. C.'s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Staples.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Whitcomb of Brock
ton, Mass, returned home last Thursday
from visit to Mrs. W.'s sister, Mrs Geo.
w. Benson.
Many of our readers will be interested in
the sketch, on the 9th page, of Prof. Chas.
D. Woods, the new Professor OF Agriculture
at the Maine State College, Orono.
Rev. j. H. Stoney of Orange Park, Fla,
was recently bitten by snake and for
, several days was in dangerous condition,
but is now recovering, He is the father of
Albert S. Stoney of this city.
Mrs. W. S. Richardson and daughters Alice
: Nj. and Carrie S. of Newark, n j., are visit
ing Mrs. RS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
: Jones. The young ladies' are II and ii years,
respectively, and are excellent musicians
Miss Alice on the violin and Carrie on the
piano
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Brown recently made
the tour of the Rangeley Lakes. They went
: by the way of Pennington crossed the lakes
and came down the Swift River valley over
the new Range!ey and Rumford r. r. They
pronounce the trip one of the finest, and one
well worth taking. Next week we shall tell
more about this interesting region.
Among the young physicians who passed
a successful examination before the State
Board of Examiners in Portland Thursday
were DR.. Albert j. La France of Brunswick
who recently studied with Dr. Ellngwo ood,
and DR.. Seth S. Webb of Oceanville, who
recently came from the west with the inten-
ton of settling in Belfast.
Miss Annette White is at Swan Lake this
week to chaperon the following party.
Misses Nina Poor, Susie Dnsmore, Louise
Bicknell, Ada Mitchell, Lucy Heating of
this city and Miss Grace Field of Searsport,
Ben Hazeltne, Edward Johnson, Arthur
MITCHELL George A. Bailey, DR.. Libby, Edgar
Pratt and Hugh Mcclellan.