The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-10-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Ella NJ. Folsom went to Boston Tues
day for a short visit.
Alonzo Dutch returned Saturday from
business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Wesley J. Bailey went to Brunswick
Monday for short visit.
Mrs. W. L. Hanson went to Searsport
Tuesday fol a short visit.
Mrs. F. W. Pote visited friends in Belfast
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Henrietta Grant of Winterport visit
ed S. L. Dodge the past week.
Mrs. Francis Jones returned Monday from
a visit in Albion and Waterville
Mrs. Annabel Hopkins of Brewer went to
Boston Monday for short visit.
Miss Lettie Doak of South Brewer visited
relatives in Belfast the past week
Fred L. Banks, Esq, of Boston was in
town the first of the week on business
Mrs. Helen A. Carter left Saturday for
Lowell, where she will spend the winter.
Mrs, Celia Herrc1 of Stockton Springs is
visiting her nephew, Wellman L. Hanson
Mr.. and Mrs, T. B. Dinsmore left Tuesday
for short visit in Boston and New York.
Mrs. Warren Hanscom and child Of
Thomaston are here on visit of a month.
Miss Matilda F. Elwel came from Boston
last week on business and returned Mon
dey.
Adoniram Rigby Of tue City Of Mexico AT
rived Monday to visit his niece, Mrs. F. s
Brick.
Mrs Martha ]. Re- md Mrs. &. G.
Pierce left Monday morning for a visit in
Boston.
James Mitchell, wife and daughter spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ms parents, Mr and
Mrs. John n Stewart
John and William Mitchell have gone
from Union to Portland to work on the gov
ernment Notifications.
Senator Frye left Lewiston Monday for
Ohio, where he is to take the stump for three
weeks in the coming campaign.
Norman WardweI, Esq, of Bangor was
in Belfast Saturday to take depositions in a
NoSN ~ 't Vllch III bdiSOl tlliS week,
Mrs. G. G. winslow is spending the week
in Bangor attending the Sunday School Con-
vention and the Maine Musical Festival
Mr.. L. 9. Smith who spent the past three
months in Searsmont, has returned 10 Bel
fast and expects to spend the winter here.
Hon Fred Atwood and County Attorney
Bowden Of Winterport were in the city the
first of the week attending Probate Court.
o. d. Wilson, Esq, Of Searsmout returned
last Friday from four weeks visit to lI.
daughter, Mrs, Sidney Keep4, in S ,uervHle.
Mass.
Messrs. Geo. f. johnson, c. r. Haz-ltil.n
and r. L. Dunton expect TO start III 4 few
days on a deer hunting trip to northern
Maine
Grand Secretary Bracket and Mrs Back.
EFT Went to Pennington Monday To attenl
the semi-anuual session of tile Grand Lodge
OF Good Templars.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crie arrived ju Eo.5-
land last Friday from Creharen. where
they passed the summer aud Wen, T.. their
home in Searsmont.
David Alexander s.une down town last
Thursday for the first time since his illness
and has been ont several times ,ln,,r. bat
has not been able to resume bus ness
James Nickerson and Bert Bean left
Tuesday for Greenhush. Mrs Nickerson
accompanied them anl Will visi; friends in
Greenbush while tie men 60 deer hunting
Capt. E. E. PendIeton viii ~ to Boston
to-day for a weeks visit. HIS place ,-
American Express messenger on the train
will be supplied during his absence hy Il +
SAWYER
Drs. A, Jolly of Waterville and Geo. r.
Caldwell of Ellsworth We're guests of DIR. W
l.. West of this city Tuesday. They all
went to Rockland yesterday to attend the
quarterly meeting of the Maine Veterinary
Medical Association of which Dr. West is
Secretary
Hon. Hiram Bliss Jr of Washnptuu
who was attending court in this city, was
taken violently i'll at the Thorndlke hotel
where he is stopping one day last week, and
for several days his condition was quite
alarming. He is now able to tie ont and
attend to his business in court Mrs Bliss
was with HIM during his illness, and he was
attended by DR.. Alden. Rockiand Opinion
Paul Carnes, of the firm of Bradluan *
Carnes, cigar manufacturers, of this CITY.
started Monday for two weeks visit
to his parents i'll Pennsylvania He came
here Two years ago and this is his rirst trim
home. While away he will buy a years sup
ply of leaf tobacco in the New York and
Baltimore markets
j. Alonzo Nutter, we'll known in the
hotel circles of New England, has leased
the Hotel ST. Marc IN New York, with which
he had previously been connected. MIR.
Nntter in years gone by was well known to
the travelling public of this State. through
his connection with the Boston X Blngor
Steamship Company, as steward
DIR. John f. Hill will bp candidate for
the member of the executive council from
hennebec county, who VIII be named bv
the delegation from the county ta the
next legislature. There are no Indications
Oh any candidate appearing in tae field
against hlln. His friends say there WIN be
no opposition. DR.. Hill will spend a por-
tion OF his time in St. Louis the coming
winter, dividing it between Augusta and
the western city Mrs. Hin owns a hand
some residence in St. Louis, her former
nome. DE- Fl II will make. his -a+ tr;,. -,