The Republican journal., 1896-10-29
PERSONAL.

| AAcJ iooV NCCh'
Miss lisa Walton went to Rockland Mon
day for visit.
| c. j. Lougee arrived in Belfast last week
from Tilton, n. H.
| U. A. Hoyt went to Mercer Tuesday for
| visit of two weeks.
Miss Annie V. Field went to Boston Mon
| day for short visit.
Geo. T. Read went to Gloucester Mass,
Monday on business.
Charles Brown of West Richfield Ohio, is
visiting friends in Belfast
| Mrs. lisa Drinkwater is spending the week
| with friends in Lincolnville.
An increase of pension has been granted
Arthur McGlanthy, Bucksport.
Miss Augusta Wells returned Monday
| from a visit in Lawrence, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Hutchins left Thurs
day for ten days visit in Boston.
Charles 2. Hazeltne, Esq, went to Stacy
vile last Thursday for hunting trip.
c. B. Hazeltlne, Esq, arrived home yes-
terday morning from his western trip
Joseph L. Withery arrived home last Fri
| day from six weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Rebecca Higgins of Thorndike is
visiting her sister, Mrs Wales L. Miller
Mrs. Charles Herrick and daughter of East
Corinth are guests of Mrs. c. p. Carter.
John F. Lawry of North Vassalboro is
visiting his sister, Mrs. E. r. Thompson
| Mrs. A. G. Morey arrived home last Thurs
| day from visit to friends in Massachusetts.
| Charles Norton and wife of Liberty left
yesterday morning for visit in Howard,
R. L.
| VIM. McTaggart, who was injured on the
freight train Oct. 9TH, returned to duty last
Monday.
| Ernest L. Gray and wife of Castine left
Thursday for weeks visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Capt R. F. Patterson of LYNN. Mass A..
rived in Belfast yesterday morning for a
short visit.
Mrs. Francis Whitmore arrived home last
Saturday from visit to friends in Massa-
| chusetts.
William Pillsbury of Boston arrived Mon
day on visit to his mother, who is quite i'll
in Belmont.
Rev. q. G. Winslow arrived home last
Friday from a visit to friends in Boston and
Providence.
| Mrs. Hiram P. Farrow of Belmont Wa. in
town last week, the first time since her r.-
| cent accident
Mrs. f. E. CottrelI and son karI returned
last Friday from visit to Laeou,e. y. H.,
and Waltham, Mass
| Rev. j. f. Tilton attended the meeting Of
the Central Maine Theological Circle at
| Waterville Tuesday.
Mrs. Nancy Jane Heagan and Mrs. Anna
Hartman of Prospect visited friends in Bel
fast and Camden last week
| c. B. Hall and wife Went 10 Waldoboro
Monday to attend tile funeral If Mr.. HI
brother-in-aw, George Kuhn
Mrs. Sarah E. Gates If Ware, Mass. re-
turned home last Thursday from visit
TO friends in Belfast and Waldo,
Mrs. John Wilson returned to Howard. Il.
l., last Saturday from a visit to his old home
i'll W aldo and friend, in Belfast
Capt. NJ. Vealie Of Islesboro lett hv Moa-
days boat for New York TO take command
of his vessel, sch. Mary A. Hall.
Rev. Geo. E. TUFTS left Tuesday To- visit his
brother, j. +. TUFTS, Professor of History In
Acadia College, Wolfville, y. S
Charles Bailey and daughter Mrs. 5. I.
Fitield, of Old Town are visiting MIR. BIS
daughter, Mrs. F, +. Freeman of this city
Mrs. George f. Ryan and daughter Lucy
went to Boston last Thursday night by
steamer City OF Bangor, for short visit,
Leslie Bicknen arrived in Belfast satur-
day from visit in Rockland ami made a
short visit to his aunt, Mrs A. A. Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Murphy Of Belfast
attended the meeting of Knox County Po-
mona Grange at West Rockport last Satur-
day.
W. A. Clark of Billings, Mont. was in
town Tuesday, and stopped at the Revere
House He will spend the winter il Waldo
county.
| Kew Geo. 5. Mills and Mr.. w. f Howard
drove to Frankfort Tuesday to attend the
Waldo county conference of Congregational
churches.
Emery o. Pendleton went to StacvvilIe,
| Monday, where he was Joined bv an old
comrade-in-arms for a trip to Northern
| Aroostook.
Mrs. Daniel McMahan arrived home last
week from Laconia, n. H., where She had
been living with her daughter, Mrs l. NJ.
! Cottrell, few months.
Mr.. and Mrs John f. Quimbv left for
Boston Monday morning to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Minnie Hodgdon of Boston and
Mr.. Seth Nichols of New York
News has been received here That Mr.
Ralph Hersey, son of Judge Philo Hersev
of Santa Clara, California, Is to bp married
Nov +th to a young lady OF that State
Mr.. CALVIN S. Elwel lett Thursday to re-
JON his vessel, the hg steel slim Dlrigo,
which is now loading at New York for San
Francisco. He is first officer of the vessel.
E. l.. Fling of Old Town is serving as