The Republican journal., 1897-07-29
PERSONAL.

Charles 81. Sargent went to Newport last
Friday on business.
Waldo B. Newton arrived from Boston
Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs E. l.. Talbot and son Roy visited
friends in Waterville last week.
Mrs. John Dolloff returned last Thursday
from visit to friends in Bangor.
Sidney Kalish arrived home last Saturday
from business trip to New York
Mrs. E. A. Paul arrived from Bangor last
Thursday to visit friends in Belfast
Mrs. Robert Willard and daughter Theo-
dora visited friends in Belfast last week.
| Miss Ada Williamson of Boston visited
her father, Joseph Williamson, ESQ. last
week.
Herman Stevens returned to Boston last
Friday, after spending short vacation in
Belfast.
Mrs. r. F. Patterson of Lynn, Mass, ar
| rived last Thursday for visit to friends il
| Belfast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Burd and two children
arrived Friday and are at their cottage at
Little River.
Charles Burdette of Stamford, Ct, visited
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Margaret Burdette.
last Thursday.
Conductor John A. Mace is to run the
Maine Central train formerly run by con-
ductor Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur c. Wyman of Thom-
aston spent Sunday with Mrs. s father,
John B. Thombs.
B. 6. Herrch went to Brunswick last Fri
day to attend the funeral of his sister. Mrs.
Emily A. Wilbur.
Mrs Velzora Mitchell and Miss Hattie A
Clark returned home Saturday from visit
to friends in Quebec.
Mrs. Leslie Hubbard of Waterville is
spending few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs l. V. Miller.
Miss Frances Quimby of Milton, Mass,
and Mrs. Frances Moore of San Francisco
are guests of Mrs j. Y McClintock.
Mrs. Chas E. Craw ford and daughter of
New York arrived last Thursday to visit her
Miss Mae Pillsbury arrived home last Fri
day for visit to her mother Mrs James
Haney. She was accompanied by her friend,
Miss Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs, John H. Luce OF Searsmont
arrived here Friday from Amherst, \. S,
where Mr., l., has been employed, Mrs. l.
is in feeble health
Mrs. John NJ. Hnchman and nephew Mr.
Charles Hinchman of Detroit, Mich, arrived
Saturday to visit Mrs, II 5 mother, Mrs
Margaret s. White.
Mrs. Richard Smith returned to her home
i'll Princeton Saturday, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Alice Carrow, who will visit
Calais and the Provinces.
w. E. Rice and family of Lawrence, Mass,
arrived by boat last Saturday morning and
are at the Brooks cottage, North Shore,
Northport, for few weeks
Mrs. Clara Crosby and daughter Marion
of Somerviile, Mass, went to Rockland LAST
Friday to visit friends after a visit to Mrs
C.s sister, Mrs. a. w Burdu.
NJ E. Fisher has been appointed post
master at West WInterport and 0. J.. Tapey
at West Brooksville; c. s. Staples at North
| Haven r. B. Dunn, Pulpit Harbor.
Albert W. Thompson Of Clayton \. NJ,
arrived Saturday for a visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ii, 2. Thompson Mr Tholnp-
son Went to Boston to meet his son.
Miss Charlotte w. Colburn and Miss
| nf Raj s NJ
Simonton Wednesday, on their way to the
| Philharmonic concert. Camden Herald.
| Herbert Cornforth, son of Edwin Corn
forth, station agent at Thorndike, has been
| appointed acting superintendent of the San
Louis division of railroad in Central Mexico.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Pilsbury and Miss
Marjorie d. Pilsbury left by Monday morn
ing's train for Bath, to join the Maine Press
Association excursion to Boothbay and Vi
cinity.
Q. A. McMahan, ho passes his summers
at Five Islands, has been in town this week
he has been enjoying a wheel trip along the
coast roads, where some of the most pic
turesque views be found. Bath Inde-
pendent
Senator I. H. Carter of Montana Will
come to Bangor after the ad ournment of
congress and then go to Islesboro to join his
family who are occupying cottage for the
summer.
Miss Juliet A. Wiggin returned home last
Thursday from 2 visit to her sister, Mrs
John E. Cousins of Brookllne Mass They
visited the White Mountains together and
Mrs. G. accompanied her sister to Belfast,
where she will visit friends few weeks
Capt. Fred Amsbury of Rockport late
commander of bark Jennie Harkness has
gone to Philadelphia to take charge of the
steel ship Puritan, now loading case oil for
Hiogo, Japan. Captain Amsbury will be
accompanied on the voyage by his wife and
daughter.
j. I. McCrills of Tracy was in the city
Tuesday and made this office a pleasant
visit He is an oid-time Democrat, having
cast his first presidential vote in 1910, and
not missed an election since. Next Saturday
he will be so years of age. Long life to
Uncle John is the wish of the Reporter
Marion County, Iowa, Reporter, July 9.
Hon. VIM. S. Pattee of Minneapolis, left
for home last Saturday from a visit to rela-
tives in Waldo county. He was guest Of