The Republican journal., 1896-12-03
PERSONAL.

spend the winter.
Mrs. B. o. Norton and child spent Sunday
with relatives in Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Dinsmore went to Bos-
ton last Friday ON business
Hon. Crosby Fowler of Unity was in Bel
fast Saturday on business
DR.. S. W. johnson went to Providence, r.
L., Nov Goth, ON business
Martin Cannon of Livermore Falls visited
friends in Belfast last week
Henry W. Dunton left Saturday for North
Jay, where he has employment
Miss Mabel r. Mathews went to Boston
Friday to remain about three weeks.
Miss Charlotte T. Sibley lectured at Bar
Harbor Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Miss Hattie E. Robbins arrived home Tues
day evening from a visit in Lawrence, Mass.
VIM. A. Faunce of Toledo Ohio, arrived
last week for short visit to friends in this
city.
Mrs. Stephen Chase of Rocllland is remov-
ing her household goods to New York where
she will reside
Mrs, ". W. Carter left Saturday for a
visit to her brothers in Nashua, n. H and
Chelsea Mass.
Mrs. Annie Vose of Forest City arrived
last Friday evening for visit to the family
of Geo. E. White.
Francis A. Shaw arrived home Monday
from visit of several weeks to friends in
Massachusetts.
Rev. Geo. E. Tufts arrived home last
Thursday from visit of five weeks in Wolf
vile, Nova Scotia.
Z. r. Williams of Winterport third officer
of the Old Colony steamer Priscilla, the
finest vessel of her class in the world, came
home for Thanksgiving.
Frank Whitcomb, who lost his hand in
the machinery in Critchett & Sibey's shoe
factory, is improving rapidly, and the in
jured limb is healing we'll.
Arthur Wyman of Auburn, formerly of
this city, has been appointed Deputy War
den of the Maine State Prison, and moved
his family to Thomaston Saturday.
r. p. Chase, who has been confined to the
house since NOV. 18th by whoopng cough,
complicated with throat troubles, was able
to attend the band rehearsal Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs James Burgess of Searsmont
We're at Matinicus last week en- route to Ma
tinicus Rock Light Station to visit Mrs. Bur
CESS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Altiverde Nor
ton.
Miss Mary P. Beaman, who conducted d
kindergarten in New Hampshire the past
summer, spent Thanksgiving with her sister
in Bucksport. She viii spend the winter in
Belfast.
Mrs S. A. Chase of Mantou, Col, who
has been visiting Mrs. Geo. w. Benson, left
Monday for Boston, where she viii spend
the winter. Mrs. Benson accompanied her
for short visit.
Frank A. futile, who has been employed
in iewelry store in lewiston has sittla-
tion with Meyers < Co. of Boston His
father, w. c. Tuttle, visited him II that
city the past week.
Among the students in the Bangor Busi-
ness College, commercial department, are
the following from Waldo county; Roy \.
Quincy Waldo Geo. Z, Libby, Freedom,
Ralph G, Pitcher. Belfast.
Mrs. Albert b. Hutehius was AT home
from Penobscot Monday and Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchins will spend the winter in
Penobscot on account of MIR II 5 health
which las improved since going there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushing E. Wade, left few
days after their marriage, which was solemn-
lied Nov. 18th, for their home in New LON
don, Conn, wher- Mr.. W. viii resume his
business, which during his absence has been
in charge of George Hartshorn.
Among our people who spent Thauksgjv-
ing out of town We're Mrs. Robert Water
man and grandchildren in Camden, Miss
Annie L. Wiides in Monroe Ambrose j.
Morrison in Brunswick MIR. and Mrs G. G.
Rowe and Miss Berry in Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mliiken Of Augusta
observed the 5Oth anniversary Of their mar
riage last week by reception, Which was
largely attended Mr.. Mlliken WAS horn in
Scarboro, Nov. 90 1921. He married Eebec-
ca S. Bangs of Sidney, Nov, y, 1916.
L Ht 4hdtt IdlliiiN ldtt II lFuLl'H III III ttllS
wick, Thanksgiving Day, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H Stephenson. The
party consisted of Mrs. John A. Mace, Sem
ior; John A. Mace and family f. II Steph-
enson and family; and A, j, Morrison and
family.
Capt James Henderson, of Portland, for
merly of Belfast, Will probably lose his
right arm. A few years ago a small sore APP
peared on his hand and in spite of all that
could be done for tilt grew until the surgeons
say the only chance for his life is to ampu-
tate the arm.
December 9th, Mrs Il. CEenery. now in
Boston, Mrs. Margaret Bur'lette, Misses An
ne Crosby and Louise Haztltjue of tins city
Will sail from New York for the Meditarran-
can and spend the winter in Europe. Mss
Hazeltine went to Boston Monday and the
others will follow later. Mr. and Mrs T.. Is.
Hazeltine and Mrs. j. II. iIuwes went TO
Boston Tuesday and viii 90 TO New York to
see the party off.
Among those who spent Thanksgiving in
Belfast, we noticed Edward II. Dunbar of
Plymouth, Mass, with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Duubar. Mr. and Mrs Tnb,, E1r,{.,, Il