The Republican journal., 1897-04-08
PERSONAL.

Miss Mary P. Beaman is visiting friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Pitcher go to Boston
to-day for a few days visit.
Walter Cooper went to St. John. N. B.,
last Thursday on business
Geo. Q. Lane went to Exeter, n H., last
Thursday to visit his mother.
W. G. Crawford arrived from Boston
Tuesday evening for visit to relatives
Miss Jennie A. Mcclellan is spending the
Easter vacation with her parents in this
city.
Mrs. Elsie Duszenberry is in Belfast, call
ed here by the illness of her sister, Mrs j.
w. Emery
VIM, M. Bradley Esq. of Portland spent
Sunday in Bucksport with his mother Mrs
George Bradley.
Mrs. H. M. Blackstone of Bridgewater.
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. W
Jones of this city
Mr.. Lorin Fletcher arrived by yesterday
mornings boat from Bridgewater Mass,
where he spent the winter
Capt. E. P, Nichols of Bucksport is to Join
the ranks of the cyclers, having received fine
wheels for himself and daughter, Maud
Miss j. w. Ferguson returned home last
Friday with her new milliner, Miss Ada
Jones, and her stock of new and pretty
goods.
Hon. VIM. G. Marshall attended the meet
ing of the State Board of Trade in Deering.
with others from this city mentioned last
week
Miss Carrie Spofford, bookkeeper for Ma
thews Bros, has returned from Great
Works, where she was called by her mothers
illness.
Ezra L. Talbot was confined to the house
last week with the grip. His place as fire.
man on the train was supplied by George
Williams of Waterville.
Miss Myra c. Dufie came home from Cas-
tine last week, where she has been employed
making the graduating and reception dresses
of the Normal graduates.
Captain f. B. Amsbury of ship S. D.
Carleton is at his home in Rockport from
New York for a few days with his family
His ship is loading at New York for Hong
Kong.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B Mathews arrived in
New York last Thursday from their trip to
the West Indies. They will visit Washing
ton, d. G., and Boston before their return to
this city.
John S. Fernald, The Journals local re-
porter was taken with la grippe two weeks
ago last Friday. Saturday he came out and
began work, but obliged To give up and
is still confined to the house
In Roekland, recently Mrs F. NJ. Bar
rows and Mrs. II. s Barrows celebrated
their Slst birthday. These ladies are twins
ana were born in Camden To- Mr and Mrs
Samuel Tyler, March %, lol6.
Leander Staples Of Monroe was in the city
yesterday on his return from business trip
to Bangor. He is still manufacturing the
Staples patent halter and intends to.engage
actively i'll the harness business.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Hartman Of Barh,
with their little daughter, arrived W. Satur-
day evenings tram to visit Mr. and Mrs. A.
j. Hartman. MIR H. returned to Bath
Tuesday. but Mrs. Hartman aud daughter
Will remain to the end of TIL week,
George G. Sheldon, Esl., Colby rs, Of
North New Portland was III the clty Satur-
day ON his return from Augusta, whee he
had been on legal business. Saturday even
ing he was calling ON friends about town and
he passed Sunday at the home of his wife's
parents in sidney. WatervilIe Mail,
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Quimby arrived home
last Monday evening, They reached New
York March 18th ON the return from their
trip to the Pacific coast, and after a soiouru
there visited in Boston and Portland en-
route for Belfast.
Miss Maud Ellis returned Friday evening
from a two weeks visit 10 Boston and New
York with a fine assortment of spring milll-
merry Miss Anna Louise Palmer who for
several seasons was with Mr.. Chas Gregg
on Boylston street, Boston, Will be with the
Misses Ellis the coming season
1t was stated III The Journal of March 18th
that Fanny Rice, the actress is the daughter
of Ex-Gov H. X. Cocord of Nevada THIS,
we are advised, is incorrect. Gov Colcord
has but one daughter Miss Stella Colcord, a.
very charming young lady. She was one Of
the bridesmaids at the Paul Powell wedding
in Alameda, California, of which mention
was made in The journal