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

Ir1enuS IN Belfast.
Miss Tena Jackson visited friends in Rock
land the past week.
trip to Wyoming.
Mrs. F. c. Pendleton returned yesterday
from visit in Camden.
Miss Sophia Staples is spending two weeks
with friends in Rockport.
Miss Mabel Rumery went to Rockland
Monday to visit her sister.
Frank Robbins of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting relatives in this city.
Eugene Black went to Waterville Mon
day to work in York's restaurant
Chas. H. Cham berlain went to Augusta
for few days Monday, on business.
Mrs. Geo. D. McCrillis and daughter Mary
visited friends in Gardiner Tuesday.
Percy and Harry Miller left Monday for
Boston, where they have employment
Miss Lillian Ames of Bucksport visited
Miss Grace Hall of this city last week.
Mrs. Alonzo Beckwith and child are visit
ing her father, John Choate of Windsor.
Mrs. E. S. Bowker returned last Saturday
from visit in Winthrop and Watervile.
Mrs. Caro- Howard of Can't bridge, Mass, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Crowley
Charles ]. Conant went to Boston Monday
on business, accompanied by his son Seth.
Miss Ida E Mason and friends left North
porthport for Boston by boat Friday night
G. G. Ferguson of Winchester, Mass, was
in Belfast on business the first of the week.
Mrs. George West and daughter Edith
went to Boston Monday for visit of few
days.
Harold T. Sibley will go to Hanover, n.
H., next Saturday to enter Dartmouth Col
lege.
Mrs. M. c. Percival of Portland returned
home yesterday, after visiting relatives in
this city.
Miss Lovisa Hart went to Round Pond
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Augustus
Morton.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan returned to Bos-
ton Monday, after spending her vacation in
Belfast.
Mrs. Clara B. Palmer of Boston arrived
Saturday to visit relatives ii Belfast and
Montville.
Capt, Charles Baker returned Tuesday
evening from an outing of several weeks at
Hebron Lake.
Edward II Kelley of the Bangor CONNER
cial is at his home in this city for week j
vacation.
Mrs Mary Bickford and son of West Bux-
ton visited Mr.. and Mrs. l. H Harmon the
past week.
Mrs. G. A. Levensaller returned to Boston
last week after visit to her daughter, Mrs
Y. NJ. Jones.
Ross i. Stevens of Portland arrived Sat.
urday to visit friends in Belfast and return.
ed Tuesday
Frank II. Stephenson and wife of Bruins
wick visited friends in Belfast few DAYS
the past week.
George Dyer of Portland was IN town
Sunday to attend the funeral of his brother,
Alpheus Dyer.
Geo. r. Poor and Herbert A DriukwateI
are making trip to the White Mountains
on their bicycles.
Ernest R. Nickerson of swanvile left
Monday to resume his studies in Worcester
Mass, Academy.
Lieut.. Commander Leonard Chenery left
Monday for Boston after spending short
/ vacation in Belfast.
Rev. and Mrs. John F. Tilton have be
gun housekeeping in the Wilband house
Northport avenue.
Benjamin Rolerson and wife arrived from
California Sunday. 1t is their first visit tC
Maine for 81 years.
Frank W. Hay yden and Miss Grace Page
of Burlington, Vt. recently visited Mrs W
FL. Hall Of this city.
Miss Eta Mullin of Camden called OF
friends in Belfast Tuesday. She was on hel
way to visit friends in Castlne.
Mrs. Percy c. Peirce and daughter lef
Monday for their home in Newman, Ga
after spending the summer in Belfast.
| Dea. Loren Fletcher left Monday for Mid
| dleboro, Mass, to superintend farm which
his son, f. G. Fletcher, lately bought.
| U. S. Senator Carter of Montana was il
| Belfast Monday on his way home from Isles
| boro, where his family spent the summer
| II. L. Woodcock and son Faunce returned
yesterday from Matinicus, where Mr.. Wood
cock has been sketching for several weeks
John H. Healey and H. F. Gowell, who
are employed in the stone sheds Of Nortl
Jay ,were at home few days the past week
VIM. H. Hall, Jr., went to Boston Mon
| day to enter commercial school. Hi
mother accompanied him and will visit rela
tives in that vicinity.
f. E. Kneeland, who has been spendin.
his vacation in Searsport and vicinity, ef
| by steamer Penobscot Monday for Boston
He is secretary of the F. S. Webster Co.
| Among the new students at the Universt,
OF Maine, Orono, are Richard Merriam o
| Morrill,, Percival G. Shorey of Waldo an,
Lillian M. Maddocks of North Searsport
| Mr. E. Morey and family will close the
| summer home in Castine next Tuesday ant
| take the train here for Boston. The steam