The Republican journal., 1896-10-08
PERSONAL.

in Belfast Sunday.
Mrs. E. D. Ryder arrived home from
Rockland last Saturday.
Mr.. Ralph Pitcher is in Bangor attending
the Commercial college.
Samuel G. Hills of Union was guest of
S. II. Mathews last week.
Orman Patterson was at home from Lynn
few days the past week.
Miss Emily F. Miller went to Rockland
last Saturday to visit friends
Abram Ingham of Providence, R. l., visit
ed relatives in Belfast last week
M. B. Lawrence and W. W. Gates left
Monday for Boston on business.
Miss Nellie Ferrill of Boston visited Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A. Brown last week.
Mrs. Helen A. Carter went to Lowell
Mass, Monday to spend the winter.
Capt. and Mrs Charles Baker have re-
turned from their visit to New York.
George W. Barnes of Waterville was in
Belfast Monday on pension business.
Miss Kate p Bickford leaves to-day to re-
sumo her study of music in New York
Miss Hattie Burkett of Union is guest of
Misses Maude E. and Mabel R. Mathews
Miss Susan Murch of Bangor arrived
Monday for a visit to Mrs. Francis Murch
Mrs. Chas. I. French and daughter went
to Lowell, Mass, Tuesday, for short visit
Mrs. N. E. Brown and son arrived home
Saturday from visit to friends in Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs. Kate Conant is visiting friends in
Damariscotta She will return the last of
the week.
Thomas Rice Went to Boston by steamer
his daughter.
A A. Hurd went to Bellows Falls, Vt
last week, to join his wife, who has visited
relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Hill returned to Bel
fast Saturday, after a residence of several
years in Winterport.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Sleeper took carriage
drive to Rockland Saturday, and spent Sun
day in that city.
Mrs. Geo. S. Mills went to Calais Monday
to accompany her mother, Mrs. Vose, who
has been visiting her.
Capt. E, F. Bramhall is to move to the
Havener house, corner of Cedar and Frank
lin sts., November 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. p S. j. Talbot of Maiden,
Il. f,,,>
to MI. and Mrs. ". 0. Sargent.
Mrs. Porter e. Nash left Tuesday for
Lawrence, Mass, to accompany home her
mother, who has been visiting here.
Amos Clement arrived home last Friday.
from Seal Harbor, having closed bis seasons
business there. The Seaside Inn, as usual
has been Well patronized.
Mrs. s. S. Bartlett of Boston, who has
been visiting relatives IN Belfast, returned
lomp Tuesday. Mr.. Bartlett came last Sat
urday TO accompany her.
Mrs. 0. II. Yeatou of Lynn, Mass, was in
Beltest last week visiting friends She left
Monday for Portland where she VIII remain
a short time before returning home
Capt. Leighton W Coombs and wife ar
rived at their home IN Islesboro last week
from Bristol II. T., where Cant. Q. IS in
command of the steam yacht Nautilus.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willis of Fitchburg,
Mass, returned home last Thursday, from a
visit to friends in Belfast. Mr.. w g
mother, Mrs. f. W. Willis, accompanied
| them.
| Rev. Frank Smell. wife and daughter, OF
| BrooksyilIe We're guest Of Capt and Mrs. y
| S. Lord last Friday. They We're returning
| from visit to relatives in East Somerville
| Mass.
| Andie L. Know lton came home from Bos-
ton last Friday to attend the funeral of his
grandmother Mrs. Hannah D. Curtis He
returned Monday, accompanied 10y his
brother George.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Kinds and child were
in Augusta Saturday, on their way to Ben
ton, Mr.. Kinds old home, where they passed
| Sunday. Mr.. Kinds is the associate editor
| of the Portland Press.
Capt. CALVIN Elwell of Northport arrived
in Belfast yesterday after a years absence
He has been first officer of the steel shl
Dirigo of Bath, in voyage to San Francisco
| the Hawaiian Islands and return.
The steamer Castine went to Folwell's
Island, Islesboro, last Thursday and brought
the Folwell family and their baggage t(
Belfast from whence they took the steamer
| Penobscot, on their return to Philadelphia
Frank II. Colley, Esq, is in Belfast for
| short visit. He was admitted to the bar al
Alfred at the September term of S. j. Court
and is now looking the ground over with {
view to locating He is yet undecided
| where to go.
Messrs. c. B. HaZeltine and X. I. Rankin
return ed last week from a fishing trip tC
Northern Maine. The hunting season open
| ed while they Were there and the woods
were 80 full of hunters that they came
| home to escape being made game of.
| Mr.. NJ G. Preutiss of Brewer and Mr.. ant
| Mrs. III. Nj. Prentss of Belfast have return
| ed from a short trip to Arpostook county
| During their stay there they attended the
session Of the Grand Lodge of Name, /. O
| G.. T., at Caribou. Mr. NJ. &. Prentiss is
State deputy of the order Bangor Wing