The Republican journal., 1896-01-02

Miss A. f. southworth went to Boston
Monday.
William Berry of Burnham was in Belfast
last week.
Albion Moore arrived home from Boston
last week.
W. G. Tuttle went to Winthrop yesterday
on business.
Francis Jones and family moved to China,
Maine, last week
Fred n. Foss spent his holiday vacation
at home, from Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Pottle visited friends
In Camden the past week.
M. b. Lawrence and w. W. Gates Went to
Boston Monday on business
Miss Matilda F. Elwel went to Boston
Monday to spend the winter
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Hanscom We're at
home from lsesboro Saturday.
DR.. F. E. Follett of Rockland spent Christi
mas with his parents in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Carter were at home
from Boston to spend Christmas.
A. L. Blanchard is teaching the winter
term Of high school in Brooks
Ben Hanscom visited his brother Warren
in lslesboro the first of the week.
Rev. j, F. Tilton left by train Monday for
a visit to Boston and Woonsocket
Walter b. Kelley of Minneapolis spent
Christmas WIFI relatives III Belfast
Harry HI. Blanchard of Jefferson has been
appointed an inland fish and game warden
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Stephenson of
Brunswick visited relatives in Belfast last
week.
Henry Davis Of Madison spent Christmas
with his nephew, Freeman 0. Roberts of
Belfast.
A. /. Brown went to Portland last Thurs
day on business for the Maine Condensed
Milk Co.
Miss Josie Haney and niece, Miss Louise
Hahn, started Monday afternoon for Boston
by steamer.
Miss Angie Starblrd of Lewiston returned
home Tuesday from a visit to the family Of
W. c. Tuttle.
Arthur F. Brown returned to Augusta
Commercial College Monday from his holi-
day vacation.
Hiram P. Farrow of Belmont returned
Monday evening from Petit Manan, where
he has been surveying.
John Myrick and wife returned Monday
from visit of several weeks to friends in
Palermo and Montville
Geor-e Patterson, who has been brake
man on the Belfast branch has been trans
ferred To the main line.
Miss Leila NJ Hubbard las returned to
her home in Waldo from a six e4ks' visit
to Portland amt bosJou.
Charles b. Hazeltine went to Bangor
Saturday to attend the funeral Of b,s pld
friend, Daniel VI. Howard,
Rev, s. L. Hansoom Went to Augusta yes
terday To attend the funeral Of his obi roul-
rade IN arms Gen. Harris.
NJ. and Mrs. H. {. GrlttitH and daughter
Marion spent Christmas in Augusta gua-t-
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W C. Snow.
Luvilie j. Potte and Samnel Lord rpturn-
ed Saturday to Bangor Business College,
after spending Christmas at home
Misses Milly and Lena Sanborn left by
steamer Penobscot Monday afternoon for
Milford, Mass, to spend the winter.
Miss Mary E Fierce, who is teaching a
shorthand class in Boston, spent Christmas
week with her sister, Mrs Johu Carrie
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quimby are due in
Portland to-day from their Southern trip
and will return home the last of the week
Business College Monday, after spending
his holiday vacation with his mother in this
city.
Miss Lucy W. Jones, who has been assist
ing in Garlic < Jones store during the noli-
day trade, returned to her home in Brooks
Vile Monday.
James L. James, who came home from
Boston few weeks ago on account Of the
death of his father-in-law John Goyeus, re-
turned Monday.
Mr. G. H. Woodard of Bangor Theological
Seminary, who preached in Searsport Sum
day for Rev. r. G. Harbutt, visited friends
in Belfast en- route
Rev. Myra Kingshury left by train Wed
nesday morning for Boston, where she will
visit few days before going to her home jn-
Pennsylvania.
Miss Ida Crowley left last Thursday for
Cambridge, Mass, where she joined lady
friend for winters sojourn in New York
as gn' SITS of Mrs. DR.. Leith
News has been received in Camden of the
failing health of Robert L. Bean, son of II
NJ. Bean of that place, who is N Colorado
where he went last fall for his health
DR.. l.. w Pendleton left Portland Mon
day for Palm Beach, Florida where he Wi
be the resident physician at a new hotel. II
will return to his practice in Portland doou
May 1st
H. NJ. Prentss was in Brewer 'Tuesd,
and Wednesday to attend the wedding Of
his brother, Charles Prentss. His place IN
the mail ear was taken by f. A, Shaw Of
Wndham
Miss Lizzie Mariner of Rocklaud spent
Christmas with her sister, Mrs. A. A.