The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-12-16
PERSONAL.

~ G. CrltchetJ went to Boston yesterday
on business.
Miss Lu. Smith went to Pittsfield vester-
day for short visit.
j. P. Ingraham of Rockland was in town
Friday on business.
G. B. Hazeltine was in Boston few days
the past week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Batchelder of Prospect
Ferry are visiting in this city.
Mrs. Chas. H. Walden went to Fairfield
yesterday for few days visit.
Charles French returned home Friday
from business trip to Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alexander went to
Boston Monday for short visit.
Mrs, Leslie Cain of North Brooksville
visited relatives in Belfast last week
Ross l.. Stevens came from Portland and
spent Sunday with friends in Belfast.
John E. Barter and wife of Isle au Haut
have gone to Boston to spend the winter.
H. E, Capen of Camden and Ed A Capeu
OF Moosehead Lake Were IN town Friday
Miss Sadie Hill Of Boston returned home
Monday from visits in Camden and Belfast.
Misses Milly and Lena Sanborn will go to
Medfeld Mass, soon to work in a straw
shop.
Nathan F, Houston of this city has been
re-appointed a justice of the peace and
quorum,
c. J. Hall was in Belfast for several days
ba I,F. NJ.
to New York
Mrs. Ann NJ Chenery left yesterday to
spend the winter in Boston, with possibly
visit in Pittsburgh.
Mrs Walter P Garter of Malden arrived
Saturday for short visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. WEIGH
Charles F. Marshall who has been confn-
ed to the house several weeks by Illness,
was able to walk out last Friday.
G. f. Danforth of Bangor, who was land
lord of the Northport Hotel last summer,
was at the Revere House Thursday
Mrs. Margaret S. White left yesterday for
Detroit, Mich, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. JOHN NJ. Hinchman.
EDWARD DdDcoCh 4cIl MUDudy LOT Lowell
Mass, to visit his brother Fred who has
come East from Montana for short visit
Mrs. Geo. W. Burkett returned last week
from a visit to relatives IN Camden, and
was accompanied by Miss Katherine Bur
kett.
Miss Lena ingalls, of Lagrange went to
Castine the first of the week to attend 5he
normal school. She called on her friends,
Mr. and Mrs E o. Pendleton, ON the way
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Howes have closed
their house ON Nortbport avenue and will .
spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. G. B
Hazeitine on Primrose Hill
Mrs, Fred S. Saunders Of Deer Isle was
recently called here by the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Cooper Simpson.
widow Of Samuel Simpson.
John McTaggart, baggage master On the
Belfast branch, Went to Portland Yesterday,
for examination of the eye and eaI to winch
all railroad employees are subjected at inter-
walls.
Mrs L. Bickneil and children Of Lawrence.
Mass, visited friends in Belfast the past
week. They returned Dec. 18TH accompan-
led by Mrs. w O. Sargent, who VIII visit
friends Massachusetts a few weeks
L. d, Jones, Esq. OF the law firm of
Davis Il Jones', Corinth, Me. won his tirst
case in Penobscot county last Saturday We
understand that Mr. Jones is very pleasant
ly situated. His many friends viii be glad
to know of his success.
Capt. Frank E. Dyer, formerly the com-
mander If the four-masted shoonar Frank
B. Palmer, the next largest IN existence, IS
now in charge of Millionaire DrexePs new
steam yacht Alcedo, which has Just reached
Philadelphia via Savannah from its first
European cruise. She left Phiadelph phia
Aug. II, arrived at Aberdeen, Scotland.
thence steamed along the coast of Norway
up the Baltic and down the canals to Ant
werp, across the Atlantic ana hon- via St.
Lucas, covering distance of Il ,DJJ miles
Bath Times.