The Republican journal., 1897-03-04
PERSONAL.

on business.
Charles B. Hazeltine returned from Flori-
da Saturday evening.
Rev. Geo. W. Field, d. D., spent Sunday
with friends in Belfast.
Capt. John W. Ferguson arrived from New
York Saturday evening.
Frank H. Colley Esq. of Portland visited
friends in Belfast last week
Mrs S. L. Hanscom of Thomaston visited
friends in Belfast last week
Hon. Z. F. Webb of Waterville was in
Belfast Monday on business.
W. H. Mcclellan, ESQ, Went TO Augusta
yesterday on law business.
A. c. Sbley went to Augusta yesterday to
attend Legislature hearing.
Percy Condor of Carson, Iowa is visiting
| relatives in Belfast and Unity.
Mrs. S. E. Pierce of this city is ,lsiting
friends i'll West Medford, Mass
Miss Blanche Freeman of Camden visited
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Arnold last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Rogers were in Bos-
ton and Lynn few.days the past week.
R. E. Reed of Skowhegan was a guest of
B. F. Wells, Jr., few day the past week.
Henry W. Dunton left Tuesday for Red
stone, n. H., where he has work III the stone
sheds
A. A Hurd went to New York last Thurs
day to consult specialists in regard to his
health.
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Mass, Monday to visit her sister, Mrs,
Childs.
Miss Nellie Trussell was in town Friday
and Saturday last visiting her brother, Geo.
G. Trussell.
Mrs. L. E. Webb of Unity visited her
father Capt John c. Condor, a few days
the past week
Rev. Geo f. Tufts went to Watervile
last Friday to attend the funeral of Rev, B,
F. Shaw, ID. d.
Leander Baker of Chenoa, H., left for
home Tuesday morning, from visit to rela-
tives in Belfast.
Miss Charlotte T. Sibley left Monday for
Washington, y. c., to spend Inauguration
week with friends.
Mrs. w. w. Carter arrived home last week
from visit to her brothers in Nashua, n.
H, and Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Lillian Page Of Bridgewater, Mass,
Normal school, spent Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. NJ. Leighton.
S. A. Litteted, travelling salesman for
H. 0. Dodge, has moved from Wnterport to
his new house ON Cedar street
Capt Geo. ". Pattershall went D, Port
land Monday to take command of sch. Pan
Seayey, which be lately bought
Fred Taylor of Colby University spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs Alma lay-
lor, who is visiting at A. j. HArrnans
Il. e, Dunton, Esq, went to Auburn Tues
day afternoon A. attorney in the contested
will case Of Mrs. Ann NJ. French-Peunrv.
Harry +, Horne, representative of che
Lillian Tucker Cu is in town iook.u- after
the advance Interests of that popular eo'n.
pany.
Mrs Hugh Anderson of Nrw York is
spending a few weeks with trirud- iu Bel
fast Nhle Her husband Il engaged Ii Il wu-
ter hotel in Southern Florida,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Mathews wrote hume
from Bermuda the first of tine week that
they We're having d delightful trip. They
are now ON their way to Barhaloes and eN
pect to reach New York tile last of t'Js
month,
Division President l.. A. S, 5 of Y Mrs.
q. H. Walker of Pennington, was entertain
ed by Mr. and Mrs. E. T, Walker OF Unity
Feb, 18th. Mrs Walker is making a tour
among the different Ladies Aid Societies in
her Division and finds them in good working
condition.
At the reunion and banquet of the .ton
alumni of the Maine State College at the
Parker House Boston, last Thursday night,
G. S. Bickford, -, of Belfast, said be hoped
that next year the alumni would hp tadt VI
the University of Maine; aud W f. Howard,
81, of Belfast made an eloquent plea lur the
support of college athletics by the alumni
Friday evening Messrs. Howard and B]ck
ford attended the reunion of the Beta Theta
ri, at the Exchange Club
The Boston Globe says that at the first en-
tertainment in aud of the Second Church
branch of the Women's National Alliance,
in the church parlor, Copley Square, Boston
Miss Caroline Shilaber contributed COnsld-
erably to the evenings pleasure by aaPti-
waiting address, "a Partngtonian Evening,
which she prefaced with an entertaining
sketch of her fathers life, interspersed with
many of his characteristic sayings. It will
be remembered that Miss Smllaber gave
similar address here, which was greatly ell
joyed.
At the annual ball OF the Grocery and
Provision Clerks Association, held in Bos-
ton last month, the Grand March was com
posed by Mr. j w. Cunningham OF Boston
who conducted the orchestra during Is per
formance The same ARTIST also gave
clarionet solo IN the CONCERT preceding the
bail. These We're most highly spoken of by
the Boston press and enjoyed hy the large
audience present. Mr., Cunningham shows
a special talent in music for one no older IN
years and experience. lie is a former Bel
fast boy, the son of Mr.. and Mrs Colby Gun
ningham, who now reside IN Rutland Square.