The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-09-16
PERSONAL.

Lowell, Mass.
Miss Grace Lord returned Saturday from
visit in Boston.
M. B. Lawrence went to Boston last Sat-
urday on business.
Fred Sylvester arrived home last Thurs
day for a vacation.
Miss Blanche L. Sullivan visited friends in
Gardiner last week.
Mrs. Abbie B. Cox returned Saturday from
short visit in Boston
Mrs. James Coombs returned last Friday
from a visit in Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Howard returned Sat-
urday from a visit in York.
John Warren left Saturday for New York,
where he has employment.
Mrs. A. j. Mudgett of Bangor is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Dolloff.
F. A. Shaw left Thu rsday to visit his sons
and daughters in Massachusetts.
Miss Grace Whiting returned last Satur-
day from d visit in Massachusetts,.
L. W. Stevens returned to Boston Satur-
day from a short vacation at home.
Rev Evarts of Pond of Sheffield, Mass,
visited friends in Belfast last week.
S. A. Parker went to Newport Monday to
establish au agency for his laundry.
Mrs. Francis Murch returned Saturday
from visit of two weeks in Bangor.
George W. Pendleton of Lynn, Mass, ar
rived Sunday for week visit in Belfast.
Misses Annie shute and Lora Maxcy went
to Clinton last Friday for visit of one week
Charles F. Parks of Bradford, N. H., was
III Belfast the first of the week on business.
DR.. G. W. Field and wife of Bangor arriv-
ed Saturday for three days visit in Belfast.
Willis NJ Briggs of Amesb bury. Mass,
visited friends in Belfast and vicinity last
week.
Misses Lola and Mary Belle Elwell re-
turned Saturday from a visit in Massachu-
setts.
Mrs. Chas. E. Stevens returned last Thurs
day from Ellsworth where she visited her
mother.
DR.. G. P. Lombard went to Bath last
| Thursday on business and returned the
next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paul of Charlestown,
| Mass, visited D. B. Southworth and family
last week.
Miss Mary Lermond returned home to
Rockland Friday from visiting Mrs. Nancy
Lothrop.
| Fred d. Jones went to Boston last Thurs
| day to buy holiday goods for his firm, Carle
& Jones.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Dean arrived home last
Friday after spending the summer in Little
ton, N. II.
Miss Jean Pond returned to Andover
Mass, Saturday, after spending her yaea'
ton in Belfast
Fred johnson went to Augusta last week
to take position in the dry goods store OF
Z. O. Leighton.
Chas. II Field was in Washington county
on insurance business last eek, This week
he is in Aroostook.
Mrs Belle sprague visited friends in Bel
fast last week and went to Hampden Sunday
to visit her SISTER
Miss Bessie Marden left last Thursday fol
| linery establishment.
Mr. George A Quimby and family return
ed home Saturday from months sojourn a
The Pines. QuanUabacook.
Fred Hadley returned to Medford High
lands, Mass, last Saturday after spending I
short vacation in Belfast,
Miss Ida B. Carter arrived home last
! Thursday from Lewiston, where she attend
ed the school of methods.
j. 0. Fisher and wife of Lawrence, Mass
We're in town last sunday to attend the
funeral of Isaac H Sherman.
| Rev. W. H. Woude arrived here last Thurs
day on his way home to Castine from a busI
ness trip to New York and Boston
Frederick Brown went to Milo Junction
Saturday to visit his son Edgar, who is night
telegraph operator at Milo junction.
Mr. and Mrs. John Macdonald of Roxbury
Mass, arrived Saturday to visit Mrs NJ. s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bicknell.
Miss Frank L. Davis left by Saturday
mornings train for Brooklyn, n. Y, having
spent her vacation here with her mother.
Adoniram Rigby of Mexico and Mrs James
Geddis of Orange, n. j., were guests the
past week cf Mr.. and Mrs. Francis S. Brick
Llewellyn Pendleton returned home Sun
day from Northeast Harbor, Mt. Desert
where he has been employed during the
| summer.
| Mrs Ezra l.. Talbot and sons Roy anC
Earl returned last Thursday from Fran
coma, n. H., where they visited Mr.. Talbot
sister, Mrs. Goodnow.
Mrs. Amos Clement and children and Miss
| Abbe NJ Caldwell returned home last weel
from Seal Harbor, Mt. Desert, where the,
| spent the summer.
Mr.. C. F. Wildes, city editor of the Somer
vile, Mass, Journal is spending his vaca
tion on the Maine coast as usual, and was il
Belfast Sunday and Monday.
The retirement of Col, Hiram Chase leave
Mr.. H. j. Locke the oldest jeweler in busi
ness in Belfast Ratio has been 43 years a
the bench and is still at it.
Miss Charlotte T. Sibley del;vared he