The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-11-05
PERSONAL.

in Belfast
Frank r. Wo6dcock went to Boston Mon
day on business.
F. Fl. Shorey of Mcdonald, Me, is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Abbe Wescott of Castine is making
a ten days visit in Belfast
Mrs. E. F. Armstrong went to Vinaihaven
Monday for short visit.
Miss Ina Knowlton left Saturday to visit
friends in Waltham, Mass.
Deacon Loren Fletcher left yesterday for
a visit in Bridgewater, Mass
Miss Sarah Jones went to Providence, r.
l., last week to study music
Charles Cunningham was at home from
Bangor a few days last week.
Miss Sarah Haney went to New York last
week to attend a millinery school.
John Healey was at home from South
Norrldgewock few days the past week.
Mrs. Mary Howe Coombs of Lincolnville
is visiting her aunt, Miss Sarah r. Gardner.
Mrs. W. H. Arnold drove to Camden Sat
urday to visit friends, and returned Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Mathews returned
Saturday from a three weeks visit in Bos-
ton.
Thomas Haugh went to Boston by steam
er City of Bangor Monday night on busi-
ness.
Fred V. Cottrel went to Boston Monday
to buy goods for the firm of Staples 4
Cottrell.
Mr.. H. c. Quimby of Bangor will arrive
this morning to attend the funeral of Daniel
Haraden.
Mrs. Harry Hahn and daughter Louise
| returned to Boston Saturday from a visit to
friends in Belfast.
Mrs. Georgiana Frederick returned to
| Dorchester, Mass, Monday from a visit to
| friends in Belfast.
| F. A. Hartman of Watervile was in Bel
fast last week visiting his parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. A. j. Hartman.
Mrs. Frank Barker of Salem, Mass, re-
turned home Monday from a visit to her
brother, Frank W. Staples.
Mrs Fred Tilnm and daughter Lizzie
arrived home Tuesday from two weeks
visit in Boston and Somerville.
| w. X. Howard went to Orono yesterday
| to attend meeting of the athletic commit
tee of the Maine State College.
Capt. Coombs of Islesboro, who has been
in sch. Mary A. Hall in place Of Capt.
| Neazie, arrived home SATURDAY.
A. f. Astle and daughter of Hau.tou re-
turned home last Friday from v.sr to Mr.
AS sister, Mrs Lewis f. Cannon
Dr. Lewis W. Pendleton and Mrs. renlle-
ton will leave Portland Dec 18th for Floridl,
where they will spend the winter
Miss Annie E. Going has arrived h5ms
from East Union and is to reopen her dress
making rooms for the fall and winter
MIR. and Mrs r.. W. Waldrou of swan
willie returned Saturday from A \ weeks
| visit in New York, Pennsylvania auI Ohio.
II. c, Marden went to Boston Muudav ~
visit his daughter Bessic. who has been at
teudn- millinery school. They w, rs.urn
in Il few days.
Mrs. j. z. Nichols ana daughter I,Itoa h.
of Searsport were in Belfast Monday, en
route for Philadelphia, where theg viii
spend the winter.
The friends in this city of F. c Stevens
are rejoicing over the news of his election to
Congress from the st. Paul, Mimi, district,
by 700 majority.
l. II, Duncan of Northport aud Frank
Duncan Of Lincolnvile, who have been elm
ployed in this city the past two months,
have returned 30 their respective homes.
Rockland Star.
The November number of the Portland
Board of Trade Journal contains an excel
lent half-tone portrait of Hon. Wm. q.
Marshall d member of the State board of
assessors
A. f. Peterson, vino has been clerk in
CHM Il Fields store for five years past,
went to his home in 5earsport Monday for d
short vacation, after which he Will go to
| Boston for employment.
| Russell g. Dyer has sold Ms house un
High Street to Elisha Sherman and his
family will soon Join him in Portland, where
he has entered upon his duties as ASSISTANT
Secretary of the Grand Lodge Of ODD
| Fellows.
| Robie f. Alexander, who was so seriously
injured in this city Oct. 25th, was able 10 be
up and dressed last Thursday and Is still
gaining. Edward Blake and Henry Rich
ards of Waldo, who We're injured by kicking
horses some time ago, are both improving,
Members-eIect of the Maine Legislature
are engaging rooms at Augusta for the ses-
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