The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-12-24
PERSONAL.

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John R. Dunton is visiting friends in
Rockland.
Allen J. Maker of Boston was in town last
week on business.
Sumner Pattee is at home for the holidays
from Bowdoin College.
Mrs. Geo. W. Gorham of Bangor. is visit
ing the Misses Crawford.
Charles E. Paul will be at home from Bos-
ton to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Ellen Gibbs went to Portland last
Friday to visit friends.
Frank B. Mathews returned home Mon
day from Rochester, N. Y.
| b. p Hazeltlne, Jr., will arrive home from
Boston to-day to spend the holidays.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan will spend the
holidays with her parents in this city.
John Fl. Healey is at home from South
Norridgewock to spend the holidays
Rev. j. F, Tilton went to Houtou Mon
day to spend Christmas with friends
Miss Effe Clifford went to Bangor yester-
clay for visit of two or three weeks
c. j. Hall arrived here from Boston Sun
day and went to Mt. Desert yesterday
DR.. W. c. Libby left yesterday morning
for Niagara Falls to spend the holidays
Miss Mabel Il. Mathews returned home
Monday from visit to friends in Boston
Capt. F. 6 Ryan returned home Monday
evening from a visit in Portland and Saco.
Mrs. Geo. f. Kent returned Thursday
from Portland, where she had visited friends.
Mrs. Barton of Bradley, Me, has been WIS.,
lting her sister, Mrs. Geo. F. Kent of this
city.
Hon. Geo. M Seders of Portland was IN
town last Friday, the guest of Hon |. II.
Jackson.
Fred W. Bailey and Tyler H. Bird are at
home from the State College for the holiday
vacation.
Raymond Rich is in charge of the freight
train this week. Conductor Tucker is at
home sick
Miss Della Pendleton returned home We'd
nesday from visit to friends in Boston and
Providence.
Miss Mary f. Pierce arrived home from
Boston Tuesday evening to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Miss Blanche NJ, Forde of Swanville left
on Mondays boatfor Boston, where she will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b Hazeltire, Mrs James
ed from Boston yesterday.
Miss Eugene Wentworth arrived yester-
day from Boston to spend the winter with
her mother, Mrs, Wn j. Gordon.
Mrs A, q. Pilsbury went to Boston Ivy
Monday mornings train and will spend the
winter in that city and vicinity.
Miss Abbie f. Moore returned home To
Lynn last Thursday from visit 10 her
mother, Mrs Hannah Z Moore
Miss MaHd johnson returned hon- Nou-
day evening from Providence. 4. +, where
she has been taking MUSIC essons.
Misses Eith Efnsvosd, sara. III.
Fletcher, &jua Poor and Anne l.. Barr 4-s
at horua irom Wellesley for t4e cln,,.4ss
yacation.
Ernest E. Burgess arrived homo SUNDAY
from Boston, where he has b,en at work on
the steamer Lewiston, snce the City Of Ban
g0r was taken Off,
The Belfast tourists, Mrs Ann NJ CLepery,
Mrs. H. NJ. Burdete, Miss Anue Crosby and
Miss Louise HazeItine arrived at Gibraltar
the morning of Dec. 18th.
We We're III error last week in reporting
the arrival Of G. J Hall from Somes' Sound
1t was Mrs. Hall, Who remains to attend the
North church centennial exercises
a. A, How4s went to Boston On business
by Thursday mornings train. He was ac-
compauied by his granddaughter, Miss
Frances Howes, Who went to- JOIN her
mother.
DR.. G. c. kilgore visited his father. Mr
Samuel Kilgore Of Mercer, last week Mr..
X. is 90 years OF age, and at the time Of the
doctors visit was quite i'll, but has mprov-
ed greatly since.
Miss Zadie B. Garter left Monday morning
for Clifton Springs, n, Y. where she will
spend the winter, for the benefit of her
health. She will have rooms with the family
of Rev r. D. Fish, formerly of this city
Mrs. l.. A. Lewis returned home TO New
York Saturday from a visit to friends N
Isiesboro. She was accompanied by her
nieces, Misses Kate l.. and Alice l. Pende-
ton, who will spend the winter with her.
President Whitman of Columbian Univer-
sity, formerly of Colby, does not contine his
labors to work in the institution over which
he presdes. He is in great demand d
speaker and recently delivered An address
at the anniversary of a college in Arkansas,
which was attended by people from all sec
tions of the State,
John Owen, who assisted W. l.. Hail in
the photograph business here few wears
ago, is now in the employ OF the Electro
Tint Engraving 60. of Philadelphia. lie
recently invented and patented q process for
reproducing the exact coors of articles, Ivy
which perfect pictures Of groups of varjous
kinds of pickles in glass ilis, with oo,ar-d
labels, are produced.
In the notices Of local advertisers the
Pennington Chronicle devotes liberia! space
to the firm of H. P White 4 Co. Among
other THINGS if Saws. ITO many III would