The Republican journal., 1897-12-30
PERSONAL.

Miss Carrie Spofford is spending short
vacation in Bangor.
Eugene Black was at home from Water
vile to spend Christmas.
Mrs Abbie B. Cox arrived home Dec Oath
from a visit in Boston.
A. A. Packard of Marlboro, Mass, arrived
Saturday to visit relatives.
Master Percy Clifford went to Bangor
Saturday for a weeks visit.
Mrs. E. P. Alexander returned Dec 23d
from short visit in Boston
Mrs. w. B. Smiley OF waterville visited
friends in Belfast the past week.
George G. Sheldon, Esq, of Augusta spent
Christmas with relatives in Waldo
Charles Patterson is spending his holiday
vacation with friends in Winterport.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel P. Wood are spending
the week with friends in Hampder.
Miss Lu Littlefeld sarrived home Dec 23d
from New York for holiday vacation.
Mrs. Edith Graves arrived from Marble
head, Mass, last week for holiday visit.
Ralph G. Lombard left Dec. 23d to spend
the holidays with friends in Massachusetts,
DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Pendleton of Portland
are at Palm Beach, Florida, for the winter
Mrs. W. P. Underwood of Lewiston spent
Christmas week with her father w. L. Mil
ler.
Mrs Grace Shuman aud daughter of Lew
| iston spent Christmas with her father L. S.
Shuman
Mrs. A. K. p. Moore returned Saturday
from visit to her son, Albion E. Moore of
Haverhill.
Harold T. Sibley arrived home Dec 23d
| from Dartmouth College to spend his hoi-
| day vacation.
| Walter j, Roberts and bride left by the
| 1.05 train Dec. 23d for their new home in
| Manchester, Maine.
| Mr.. Chester Kingsley and Miss Ida Field
| of Augusta spent Christmas with Mr. and
| Mrs. H. g. Griffith.
| W. S. Jacobs and wife of North New
Portland are spending the holidays with
| their son, A. A. Jacobs.
Albert W. Thompson of Clayton, n. M,
arrived Dec. 22d to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. 2. Thompson.
Mrs. W. P. Carter returned home TO NAL
den, Mass, Dec. 23d from visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Welch
Capt and Mrs. E. d. Ryder arrived home
Dec. 23d from Rockland, where Capt. R. has
| hauled up his vessel, the sch. A. W Ellis
| Henry ". Dunton and Horace f. Goweu
arrived home last week from North Jay,
where they have been employed in the stone
sheds.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Burgess of Allston,
| Mass, arrived last week for holiday visit
/ to MIS-. BIS parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 6.
| Damon.
Miss Emelie Whittum ,stenographer i'll the
law office of Heath 4 Andrews, Augusta,
went to her home in Searspprt Friday to
pass Christmas.
| Miss Etlie Bridges of Penohscot visited her
| brother, Sumner Bridges of this city, Mon
day. She was on her way to Medhed, Mass
| to work in a straw shop.
| w. G. Crawford of Boston spent Christmas
with his sisters in this city, and went to Au-
gusta yesterday to attend the meeting Of the
Maine Pedagogical Society.
| Mrs. Abby G. Pilsbury, who is spending
the winter in the southern part of PtnnsyI-
vania, finds the climate delightful thus far.
It is a rich farming country.
III
Dexter f. Waltz, steward of sch Emma s,
Briggs, arrived home Dec. 23d, from Boston,
where the vessel is hauled up.
Mrs. A. G. Mosman and children went to
Brooks Dec. Oath to attend the marriage of
her brother, Walter j. Hobbs of Belfast, and
Miss Nina Dickey of Northport.
Chas. E. Paul and B. p Hazeltine, Jr.
returned Monday to resume their studies in
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Bost on, after short Christmas vacation
Christmas morning Frederick B. Googins.
proprietor of the Robinson House livery, at
Bucksport. transferred to his son, Rufus H,
one-third interest in the entire business as
a Christmas present.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Macolnber and
WILDER A. Macomber returned home yes
terday morning from Charlestown NJ ass,
where they We're recently called by the ILL
ness of Mrs. Maria Macomber.
Conductor Sullivan of the Belfast branch
road was called to Portland Monday for ex-
animation on his hearing and sight. His
train was in charge of baggage master John
McTaggart during his absence.
Mrs Eta l.. Davis arrived Monday even
ing from Brooklyn, n. ", where she had
been visiting her daughter Miss Frank L.
Davis, Miss Davis accompanied her mother
home to remain through the holidays
AL. S. Stoney, who has been engineer at
Mathews Bros mill several years, has re-
ceived an offer TO run an engine for an cleo
trio company in Cambridgeport, Mass He
left Saturday to take his new position,
Mrs. Wm. IL. Snow. who had been con-
fined to her bed since last April and has
been dangerously i'll most of the time is I'M
proving rapidly and was able to eat her
Christmas dinner at the table with the
family.
DR.. F. E. Follett of Rockand was sum
mOned to the bedside of his mother laa+