The Republican journal., 1897-11-18
PERSONAL.

Charles French went to Boston Nov 18th,
for a short visit
William Hill of Rockland was in Belfast
Nov. 10th on business.
Miss Leila McDouald of Bangor is a guest
of Mrs. j. E. Cottrell
Miss Emma A. Cottrel left Nov. 18th to
spend the winter in Boston.
S. A. Parker was in Boston few DAYS the
first of the week on business.
Frank B. Mathews went to Boston, Nov.
18th, on business for few days.
FL. P. Farrow, Esq, of Belmont went to
Kennebunk Nov. 18th on business
Miss Esther Mills of Dennysville is visit
ing her brother, Rev. Geo. S. Mills.
Mrs. B. S. Staples of Citypoint left Nov.
18th to visit friends in Massachusetts.
Charles F. Swift returned last Friday
night from business trip to Boston.
Mrs Henry Staples returned home Nov.
l2th from visit of two weeks N Boston.
Mrs. A. j. Hartman will spend the winter
in Bath with her son, Charles A Hartman.
week with friends in Belfast aud Searsport
F, A. Hartman of Waterville spent Sun
day here with his mother. Mrs A j. Harri-
man.
Mrs. Eta l.. Davis has gone to BROOKLYN.
n. Y, to visit her daughter, Miss F. L.
Davis.
Mrs. Fannie Horne of Brunswick arrived
last week as housekeeper for Chas. r.
CooInhs.
Samuel Kingsbury, Esq, Of this city has
been appointed a justice of tine peace and
quorum.
Dustin Cunningham returned to Natlck,
Mass, Nov. 10th, from visit TO friends in
Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Libby of Fairfield
visited Mrs. LIS sister. Mrs R. W Rogers,
last week
Mrs Albert Gammans will leave to-day for
visit in Boston, and possibly in St. PAU
and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckwith Of Waldo went
to Boston Nov, 18th, to remain until after
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Margaret G. Marsh of Boston re-
turned home Nov 10Th from a visit in Bel
fast and Waldo,
Jefferson F. Wilson and Capt james T..
Mckeen, who have been quite i'll, are both
gradually improving.
MIR. and Mrs, Edward sibley left by :raIu
last Thursday to visit their son Harold q
student at Dartmouth College,
John NJ Trussell Of Hingham, Mass Was
in town the past week, on account Of the
illness of his brother Auson.
Mrs. I. L. shute returned Nov l4ru from
Rockland, where she had been visiting her
father, John Perry. He returned with ier
for visit
Miss Arlene Simmons went to Portland
Nov. 18th for treatment ot her eye. Her
mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Simmons, accom-
panied her,
MI and Mrs. William Clark Of B.r Hal ,or
We're in Belfast last week IN thett auuull
visit to friends in Montyiue They travel
by carriage.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Z. Pendleton, who are
spending the winter in Pueblo. Colorado.
are keeping house in the Presbyterian oar-
sonage at that place.
Mrs F. W. Pote went to Boston NV l3th
to meet her mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Lothrop Of
New York, who was on her way tn spend
the winter in Belfast.
Frank E. Crowley went to Augusta Nov.
18th, to assume his new duties for the Stand
ard OIL Co. His family will remain III Bel
fast during the winter.
Capt. E. o. Patterson left Charleston, S,
O., Nov. 9th for Wilmington, Del, to super
intend the building of the new dredge for
Winyah Bay, Georgetown.
Col. w. II. Fog.er delivered lecture ia
the Armory at Ro, kland last week ou THE
Duties and Responsibilities Of the Soldier
Under the Militia Law Of Maine
Everett S, Carter went To Camd-r last
Thursday and was with his brother Wilson
Carter, when he died. He attended the
funeral in Camden Sunday.
Hon Fred Atwood, trustee, is attending
the quarterly meeting at the Reform School
Portland, to close up the years business and
plan for the next year, to begin Dec, Ist.
OF the late Enoch B, Hill Of Buckspora 1t
is 8 aid Few lifelong business men 20 GUS
with cleaner record, with fewer enemies
and more friends to note their departure
Hollis NJ. Coombs, Esq, Of Providence, Il.
l., brother Of the late Capt. Robert H.
Coombs, and Capt. Isaac Coombs of Cam
den, cousin, came to Belfast last week to
attend the funeral.
Miss Bertha, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman NJ. Wood, celebrated her seventh
birthday anniversary Nov. 9TH, 10y giving
party to her little schoolmates. Lee cream
and cake were served and very eni uyab,e
afternoon was spent by all
Mr and Mrs E. X Harris, who spent the
summer in Europe, We're at their summer
home on Holbrook's Island for a few day
last week. They went to Boston by the
noon train Saturday, and will leave there
soon for East Palatka, Florida, to spend the
winter.
Mrs. La Gros of Bucksport, the first
daughter of Maine to enlist as nurse dur