The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-09-24
PERSONAL.

on business.
William F. Triggs went to Bucksport Sun
day for short visit.
r. F. Dunton, Esq, was in Boston las,
week on business
Mrs. S. L. Blake of South Boston visited
friends in Belfast last week.
Mrs. FL. G. Marden went to Boston last
Thursday for a short visit.
Mrs. Eleanor Orcutt arrived Saturday from
visit to friends in Rockland.
Mrs. Percy B. Redman left for Fort Fair
held Sunday to visit relatives
Miss Myrtle Mitchell returned last Thurs.
day from visit to friends in Boston.
Miss Maud Gammans arrived home last
Thursday from visit to Newton, Mass.
Thomas Haugh and John Hurley left Mon.
day for Buffalo, n. Y, to visit relatives
l.. I'll. Jipson is to serve as a policeman at
the Exeter fair Sept. % and 80 and Oct. l.
Mrs. Thomas B. Fernald of Lincolnville
visited relatives in Belfast the past week.
George A. Hartshorn left Saturday for
New York to take a position on a steamer
Miss Estelle Tapley of Brooksville was a
guest of Capt. and Mrs. n. S. Lord last,week.
Miss Kate Haugh returned to Boston Fri.
day after vacation of seven weeks in Bel
fast.
Roscoe Staples of Rockland was in this
city Friday on his way home from the Mon
roe fair.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hall, Misses Ella Whitmore and
Lucy Darby went to Boston Saturday for a
short visit.
Arthur Staples of Citypolnt Went to Lynn,
Mass, last week to take position on the
electric cars.
Fred j. Durham of Norfolk, Va, left for
home last Thursday after visit to friends
in Waldo county.
E. R. Thompson and Walter Cooper left
by train Monday morning for business trir
to St. John, N. B.
H. G. Thompson of Bost ton returned home
Monday from visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. Thompson.
Mrs. Walter Lyman of Reading, Mass, re.
turned home last Friday from a visit tc
friends in Belfast.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Judkins and daughter
of Bangor were in Belfast last week visitine
Mrs j IS sister, Mrs. Henry Carrow.
Charles E. Paul will return to the Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology next Mon
day, after spending his vacation at home
Robert G. Coombs and wife were in Bel.
fast last week for a short visit They are
employed in the Knox Wooden Mill in Cam
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Gushing Of Lynn
Mass, returned home last Friday from a
visit to Mrs C's parents. NJ. and Mrs b. S
Staples.
A. G. Marden left Monday to attend the
races at Rigby Park lie drove across the
country by team to Augusta and took the
train from there.
John Il. Duntou has resigned as teacher
in the Lewiston High school and has enter
ed the office Of his brother, r. f. Dunton
Esq, to read law.
Miss Southworth's mllliner, Miss Jpneva
Soue, is in New York this week for STYLES
and to buy goods. SHE will return witt
Miss S. early next week.
F. II. Fairbanks and wife of Boston visited
relatives in Belfast last week, accompanied
by their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols They
were returning home from trip to Bar Har
bor
Mr. n. b. Miliken of the Pension Bureau
Washington, d. G., who has been spending
his vacation in Camden and Belfast, left
Friday to resume his duties at tile Nati0na
Capitol.
Mrs James Narnum was a guest Of Capt
and Mrs. n. S. Lord last week. Size was or
her way from Brooksville, where she had
been visiting relatives, to her home in Som
erville, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. P. NJ. Jones left by steamer
last Saturday for visit to fir ends in Massa
chusetts Mrs. Charles Upham of Somer
Vile, who has been visiting IN East Belfast
returned with them
DIR. l.. j. Crooker left Augusta Monday
noon for Searsmont, called there by tht
critical condition of his brother DR. p A
Crooker, who is not expected to recover
from an accident which he received a short
time ago. kennebec journal
Mrs. I. n. Winslow and children left by
Saturdays boat for New York, where they
are to reside in future, Mr.. Wiuslow having
gone into business there. Mr. and Mrs. Geo
A. Quimby accompanied them to Boston anG
returned home Tuesday
The Journal had a call Monday from Mr.
c. L. Heath of the Castle Square Theatre
Boston, who with his mother is visiting rela
tlves here. Mr.. Heath is the son of Henry
A. Heath, now deceased, a former residen
of Belfast.
The following are delegates from Belfas
to the Y. 7. Q. I. meeting at Watervile to
day: Miss Ethel Barr, Miss Ada Mariner
Miss Edith Brown, Miss Bernice Rogers
Harry French, Rev. C. ii. Wells. Others il
attendance are Mrs. Il. W Rogers, Mrs
Fred Brown, Mrs. Sherman Swift, Mrs S
Kingsbury.
Two large audienc ces greeted Miss Char
lotte Thorndike Sihley Sunday in Bangor
one at the y. NJ. 9. A. mems meeting in tn
afternoon at 1 o'clock with Mrs. " a. Mel
son as vocalist and Mrs. +. E. Peck, accom-
panist, and the other at the Central Churcl
in the evening, where Miss Sibey spoke t.