The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
PERSONAL.

Ella NJ FolSom Went TO Augusta yeSter-
day to visit friends.
Miss Mary F. Kildav of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. W. r. Howard went to York, Me.
yesterday to visit friends.
Ben. Hazeltine of Seattle, Wash, arrived
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Geo. E. Brackett went to Portland
yesterday for short visit.
F. NJ. Staples is to attend the deaf mute
convention in Bangor Aug. 2Sth.
H. S. Bulen of Chicago arrived Tuesday
to visit his uncle, F. NJ. Staples.
Mr.. Bert Brigham of Somervnle, Mass,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. J. A. Ames will leave Friday to visit
her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Mayo, at Toronto
Mrs. Augusta Jackman of Newburyport,
Mass, is visiting her brother, Levi L Rob-
bins.
Mr.. and Mrs Wm. NJ. Woods went to
Orono Tuesday to visit MI. VS. brother
Henry.
Daniel Fl. Lane of Boston was guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Boardma an few days
last week.
William Ormsbee of Hyde Park, Mass,
arrived Tuesday to visit relatives in Belfast
and Morrill,.
George A. QuiE'by and family went to the
Pines, Quantabacook, yesterday for few
weeks sojourn
Mrs. A. A. Shute and children returned
yesterday from a SIX weeks visit to friends
in Standpoint.
John B. Thombs and Mrs. A, W. Doe
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Wy
man Of Thomaston,
Mr., and Mrs. A. c. Sibley, their son Cutter
and Master Leslie Follett went to Boston
Tuesday night for short visit.
Miss L, E. Page of Springfield, Mass, who
has been a guest of Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Leighton, returned home Tuesday
Mrs. George L. Wentworth and children
Of South Weymouth, Mass, are visiting
Mrs, VS. brother, Alfred A. Small
Hon. w. G. Marshall Went to Lewiston
Tuesday to attend a meeting OF the State
Park for the week.
l.. G. Morse, Esq, of Pittstield went to
Portland Monday on business connected
with the Reform School. He is Il member
of the board of trustees.
Dr. E. p. Parker and wife of Hartford. c.,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs, II, P, Thompson.
Dr.. Parker arrived in New York last Satur-
day from a town in Europe.
John H. Burke spent last week ou board
f. w. Collins new steamer, I'M f. Collins
in a trip to Grand Mantu. Tuesday np went
to Katahdin Iron Works to join his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman l.. Hanson AMT
daughter spent Sunday in Searspog; nuh
Mrs, y father, Thomas Decrow. Her sis
ter, Mrs, Herbert Staples, and Two children
of Philadelphia arrived there by Saulay
mornings boat
Fred I Wood, eldest SON uf tta.r-. #
Wood of HosJpn, " ho has tutle 1lal.s 3..tS-
aut aeuuaiMtaures here, - enjoNiu- n. -y''Ie
tour across England and ptrt of rtle.' Jn
company with several Of ll- cll.r5e LASS
mates Mr.. Wood is NOW q seu.o- .4 ILL.,
liams College. Camden Herald,
Mr., George f, Wood will b" recalled 10y
many of our readers ~ a pursar uf The T. "
S. S. Co.'S line. His last service Wa. uu tlIe
Katahdin.
j. B. Clements Of Sun Prairie. VS. arrly-
ed in Belfast Saturday, He formerly lived
in Waldo, but went to Wisconsin ID Is+9,
His trip from Boston to Belfast Friday night
gave him his first view of salt water for
forty ght years. One of his first acts after
coming ashore here and calling on few old
acquantances was to 20 to a restaurant and
order a clam chowder, a dish he had noJseen
since leaving Maine in lS49.
An interesting story from Belfast is that
Miss Charlotte Thorudile Sbley, the favor
lite lecturer, is to be married in October aud
will then 20 west to live, Those who have
listened to Miss Sibley, and many N this
city and in the State have bad that rare
pleasure, will remember her charm 1t face
and manner Miss Sbley Is A young woman
of broad culture, having graduated AT We'll
lesley, taken post graduate course at ale,
and travelled extensively abroad as we'll as
in her own country. II is understood that
popular Bangor young lady is to be one of
her bridesmaids. Bangor Commercials
The recent gathering of dentists at the
L
the greatest assemblage OF members OF that
profession ever held in the United States.
Maine had six representatives among Them
DR.. F. A. Knowlton OF Fairfield, formerly Of
this city. The Waterville Mail gays;
The doctors friends viii feel particularly
pleased inasmuch as at the final dinner,
when all were gathered about the banquet
table, the doctor vas called upon to respond
to the toast, The Dental Profession of the
Pine Tree State" The doctor esteemed it
high honor to be thus called upon, and re-
sponded to the toast in very pleasing man
ner. DIR. knowlton is deeply in love with
his chosen profession, and his visit to the
White Mountains has served only to stimu-
late him anew in his endeavols to please his
constantly increasing practice III this vicn-
ity.
Wedding Bells.