The Republican journal., 1897-09-09
PERSONAL.

Fred Hall of Boston visited his mother
and brother the past week.
Charles E. Knowlton went to Boston Mon
day for few days, on business.
William Downes of Minneapolis is visiting
relatives in Belfast and vicinity.
Miss Calvena Hervey visited friends in
Bucksport the first of the week.
Misses Edith Mason and Grace Whiting
left Thursday for visit in Boston.
Ephraim Shaw, wife and daughter of
Rockland are visiting at A A. Knights.
Jesse E. Wilson went to Boston last Sat-
urday on business and returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Flint of Salem, Mass,
returned Saturday from a visit in Belfast.
Miss Julia Cook left Tuesday for Boston.
after spending a vacation of two weeks at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. V. Parsons and child of
Boston arrived last Thursday to visit Harry
c. Bean.
Mrs. j, D. Hardy and daughter of Weles-
ley, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs o. G.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Eugene Parker of Kansas
City are visiting Mr.. ?. g mother, Mrs. Chris
tiana Parker
Frank W. Yates left Monday for Seattle,
Wash. He says he may go to Alaska next
spring.
Henry o. Dodge left yesterday for bus-
ness trip in Penobscot and Hancock coun-
ties,
Luther Emerson of Canaan visited his
uncles, DR.. G. G. and Postmaster H. L. Kill
gore, last week
Miss Alberta Harmon of Rockland return
elk home last Friday from visit to her sig.
ter, Mrs. W. R. Ford.
DIR. Hovey L. Shepherd of Winchester,
Mass, arrived last Thursday to visit rea-
tives in Belfast and vicinity
Mrs. Roscoe Sylvester of Somervine.
Mass, returned last Friday from visit to
MIR. and Mrs. W. o. Folsom
Mrs. RouIliard and children returned
home to Massachusetts Thursday from Wis.
iting relatives in East Belfast.
ed her mother, Mrs. Woodbury. Cummings
of City Point, returning Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Parlin of MiddIe.
town, Ct, left for home last FRIDAY after
visiting Mrs. P.'s Sister, Mrs w. r. Ford
Mrs. w. B. Newton returned to Boston
last Friday after spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs, J. A. Gilmore
Mrs, Viola Ames and daughter Ida arrived
home last Thursday from MapIeton. y. D.,
where they have been living several months
Miss Mlly shut4 left Saturday for pAiia.
delphia to RESUME her teaching, after spend
ing vacation with her mother in rl.,s city.
MS Annie l.. McKeen and Miss Flora
A Burgess returned to Waltl4n. Macs,
Friday after spending the summer in Bel.
fast
George Green ana Miss E.lada sPrag1e
returned TO Lynn, Mass, Monday. after a
visit N Is.eshoro and at Maple Grove Camp
Ground
Mrs, Jennie Thompson, sau and d,usAter
| Of Canpbellron, n. B., left for homie Satur.
day, after visiting Mrs. 7, 5 sister, Mr. s. n.
Rackhf.
Mrs Warren johnson left Saturday to
sit her mother, Mrs. K. S Gray, tu Boston
ana her sister, Mrs Willis White, in MAY
nard Mass.
Lorenzo Jones, Jr. who is reading law
with Hon. W. P. Thompson Of this city. was
recently appointed pension attorney at
| Washington, d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. H. Cure and two cliI-
dren and Mrs. Nathan Curiel of Anoka,
| MINI, arrived iast Thursday to VISIT Mr..
and Mrs Edward Sbley.
| Mrs c, A Packard and child and Mrs A.
j. Hall of Rockland and Mrs Hannah Tufts
of Arlington Mass, arrived Saturday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. n. E. Keen.
Rev. r. T. Hack and family returned from
| their vacation yesterday. Alr. Hack will
| conduct the services at the Second Parish
| tonight and Sunday next, Portland Argus
| Sept 8
Mrs. Ruth S. Gay who has heen in the
Massachusetts General Hospital was trans
ferred to eye and ear iufrmtrv ast week,
her disease being caused by eye troubles,
| She is much improved
| The kennebec journal reports that E f.
| Bradbury, who recently underwent a surgi
| cal operation at Lewiston, is Improving very
| fast. He was to return to his home in Au-
| gusta the first of this week.
Mrs. S. d. Sprague, Mrs. Rosa Adams and
| children, Mrs. Lottie Ladd and daughter
| Erline, Misses Eva Adams Lizzie Sprague
and Sadie Pendleton returned to Isesboro
Monday from visit to Maple Grove Camp
| Ground.
Oscar H. Dilworth is in the ciuy and in-
| forms The Mail that he intends to make this
! his home, decision which will be pleasant
| news to his many friends WaterVIlIe Mail.
Mr.. Dilworth has left the Dinsmore shoe
| store, Waterville, where he had been em-
ployed as clerk for the past two years.
Rev. Ralph Gillian is to conduct revival
| services at the Methodist church in Rock
land, beginning Sept. 18th, and last weeks
| Rockland Opinion contained a portrait and
sketch of this successful young preacher.
MIR. Gillian, as most of our readers know, is
| native of Belfast
The Journal had pleasant call Saturday
| from r, HI I,amhipr Tr who has snpnt tho