The Republican journal., 1897-04-01
PERSONAL.

visiting relatives in this city.
Hon. B. Walker McKeen of Augusta was
registered at the Revere House last Friday.
Miss Katherine Berry of Houlton arrived
Saturday to visit friends in Belfast
j. A. Holmes and daughter of Winterport
visited 2. S. Staples the past week
Mrs. &. B. Hall arrived home last week
from visit to friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs. E. j. Morrison went to Boston Mon
day to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Chase returned from
New York by last Saturday evenings train
Miss Emily F. Miller of Searsmont
spending month with friends in Belfast
Mrs. Sophia h. Forbes, who has been quite
ill, is much better and gaining quite rapidly.
Mr.. Everett S. Carter arrived nome last
Thursday from a trip to Washington, DC
Rev. W F. Berry of WaterviIle was in
Belfast March 18th and stopped at the Re.
we're House
VIM, g Tenney, former resident of Bel
fast, but now in the regular army is III town
on furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Ilsley and little Nor
rill returned Saturday from d visit 10 rela-
tives in Waterville
Capt. F. F. Patterson of Rockland visited
his sisters, Mrs. A. M Fernald and Mrs L.
L, McMahan last week.
Miss Annie I<nowlton of Boston arrived
Friday to visit her parents, Mr. aud Mrs
Fred A. knowlton
Miss Alma Tilton, who is teaching at the
Head of the Tide, returned Saturday from
visit to her home lii Sidney.
Fred W. Rust, son of Eugene Rust of
Kansas City. is spending a vacation from
Williams College with relatives in this city.
Miss Maude E. Mathews arrived home
Tuesday from a visit t. Mrs f. w. Chase in
Lawrence, Mass, and Mrs, X T Ringod of
Gardner, Me.
Miss Eliza 4. Pendleton IL at her home in
IsIesboro for d short vacation from Rock
land, where she is employed. She visited
friends in Belfast the last OF the week
Arthur Read left Tuesday morning for
Portland, where he has secured a situation
with Cox Il Co., shoe dealers. MI Read
will be missed in the Belfast Band as a cor.
netist
Messrs. A, A, How4s and VIM B swan
went to Portland yesterday to attend the
meeting of the State Board of Trad Mr.
A, G. Sibley was expected to eoma oI .rom
Boston
Miss Grace A. Lord returned Saturday
frara vis.t Por,Ispd ra Mss Ei.eo b
r FH4.t n >os Ha,. "ura + IT,
-.a. duties Hu!e m1dp
isse- Sarah IL. b-.ci.. rl
and Eaith ElingwoYd ar 81 O.. rco,o
Wellesley for a short vacat.cJ Siua
F. Poor is spending the vacatou ,oltn -,me
college mates at Gloucester,
A. c, sibley, j. W. Kuowlton, z :, P.tch-
er and f. H, Haney went to Wategjjle
Monday to attend the convention called h.
organic Il State Ciyle League, From Wa.
terYille Mir. Smiley proceeded L, BOSTON
Mrs. George 4, lambv went to Boston
by last Thursdays boat, called there Wy -le
serious illness h bet aunt, Mrs Morse
Who's death Is not! te" eIstWAere Mrs
Quimby wi.l return the last oi tti- wtt.l
Harold T. Sibley, who graduates from ehe
Belfast High school this Year, will euler
Dartmonth Colegn ln the faiI Among the
resident graduates OF Dartmouth are Dr.. D.
IL BROOKS, tteF ''t". >, Mails AuJ l'r, T.
Small,
Miss Maud X. Russell, wlo has been con-
fined to the house since last Noyeu her by
iniuries resulting from tn has sltt4i,ieitty
recovered to be able I'd walk out She ex-
poets to resume her duties in the store of
George W. Burkett about the first of April
wri+inr of tha mart +l,a+ far women nls,--
ID il tl, GStb + TAJis1atnra tb.. Are,csr, ,.,,-
respondent nf the Portland Evrnin, Fx.
press saws "Mrs. W. II. Fogler. wife nf Rer-
resentative FogIer II Rocklanl. was another
of the uniformly pleasant ladies whom all
d4lighted to meet
Mtssrs Charlts 4, swift anu Ben II slelt
arrived home SATURDAY night from 4 trlp TO
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New ofk aua called on Charles II ttaW-
ford at his place of business ON Broadway
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