The Republican journal., 1896-11-26
PERSONAL.

Capt. William F. Welch went to Boston
Monday on business.
Oramel Murray of Pittsied was in town
Tuesday on business.
G. A. Jackson of Waldoboro was in town
last week on business
George A. Quimby went to Boston last
Thursday on business.
Mrs. S. E. Pierce has arrived home from
Boston for the winter.
A. L. Blanchard, Esq, of Unity is spend
ing few days in Belfast.
Miss Emma A. Cottrell went to Boston last
week to spend the winter
Fred D, Jones is spending Thank sglving
with friends in Brooksville,
Mrs r. G. Dyer left for Portland last
Thursday to join her husband
Marcellus Blake went to Worcester. Mass,
yesterday to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Edith Black went to Marblebead
Mass, yesterday for weeks visit
MIR. and Mrs. Fred W. Pote left Monday
Tor visit to relatives in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion E. Moore left last
Thursday for a visit in Massachusetts
John r. Dunton, Esq, qualified as Jus.
tlce OF the Peace and Quorum Monday.
Mrs A. F. Austin left by train last Friday
| morning for visit to friends in Ros+o,
Mrs. Fl. E. Mcdonald arrived home Mon.
DAY from visit to friends in Winterport.
Miss Bessie Marden arrived home sa+,,r
oroay from visit OF six weeks il Boston.
Mrs. j. L. Sleeper and Miss Sarah R
Gardner visited friends in Rockland Last
week.
Mrs. Thomas W. Lothrop and son Ansel
OF Buffalo, N. Y, are visiting relatives in
Belfast
Mrs +. A. ID. burlington went to Water.
vile yesterday to spend THANKSGIVING with
her son.
Mrs G. G. Winslow arrived home Monday
from three weeks visit to friends in Bnclks-
port and Bangor
w. U. Colby returned to Massachusetts
Monday after a visit of three weeks to his
family IN this city.
Orame E. Haney arrived home last week
from Bucksport Seminary to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. Daniel McManus of Thorndike re-
turned home Saturday from a visit To her
! niece, Mrs. L. T. Shales
MIR, and Mrs. jaime. Mitchell are spending
Thanksgiving with Mrs. NJ 5 parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Stewart,
Miss Mary Tilden of HalIoveu visited the
family of Capt. Geo. I. Osborn last week
and returned home Friday.
Capt. c, L. Babson Of Deer Isle was in
town last Week on business. Capt f. Is
keeper of Pumpkin Island light
Mrs Belle d Berry Of Rocklaud WAS il,
town last week to attend the funeral of her
nephew, little Irving L. Eoderiek
Mrs Ella Trafton aud Fred Terrju IT
Lynu, Mass, came to Belfast SATURDAY to
attend the funeral of Miss Mae Z. Ingalls,
Lester b. Bragg of Portland, who has
charge of the Western Union Telegraph
clocks, was in Belfast Tuesday on business.
w S. Arey and wife Of HalloweH. arrived
Saturday to visit relatives. Mr. Arey re-
turned Monday, but Mrs, Arey remalus for
a longer visit.
Mrs. A. A. Packard and son Ansel Of
Brockton, Mass, returned home last Ss,tur-
day after a visit to her parents Capt and
Mrs. Ansel Wadsworth.
Mrs. Alice Cobbett and children of Brat
tleboro Vt, came to Belfast lasr Saturday
to attend the memorial service to her
brother, the late Winfield Macomber
Ernest E, Burgess remained in Boston
when the steamer City of Bangor was taken
off, and was continued by the company on
the work of getting the Lewiston ready
for sed
Mrs. Clara b Palmer and Miss nora
Warehouse of Montville visited friends Il
Belfast last week, and left Thursday for
Brdgewater, Mass, where Mrs Palmer Will
spend the winter.
Miss Gertrude l.. Ilsley of Bangor who
has been visiting Mr., and Mrs L. L. IpsIey.
returned home yesterday accompanied 10y
Mr.. and Mrs Ilsley, who will spend Thanks
giving with relatives there.
Edwin Blake and Henry Richards. vhose
injuries from kicking horses were reported
in recent mum ber of The Journal are both
improving rapidly and their wounds healing,
50 that no scars will remain.
II. F. Mason, city tax collector, W as able
to attend to business at his office last Satur-
day after being confined to the house a few
weeks by trouble with his eyes H. went
to Portland Tuesday for treatment
Ralph IL. Wight arrived home yesterday
from Green Bay, Wis, after ali absence of
several years, to spend Thanksgiving He
is civil engineer in the employ of tie ke-
waunee Green Bay and ST Pau Railroad.
Eugene l.. Cook and Mrs. Russell Buer
went to Boston last Thursday, t. visit Mrs.
Cook, who is undergoing treatment at q
hospital They arrived home Tuesday even
ing and report that surgical operation has
been performed and that the patient is gam
ing.
The Goth anniversary of the marriage of
Judge H. X. Baker and wife of Halioweil
occurred last Thursday, and a number of
friends called to express their congratulate
tions. There are few couples III New Eng