The Republican journal., 1897-03-11
PERSONAL.

l. NJ Cottrell OF LacOnia, N. H., is visiting
friends in Belfast
Miss Roxa Gatchell of Pennington was in
town last week.
Miss Ida Crowley went to Boston Monday
for a short visit
Miss Maud E. Barker was at the National
Capitol last week
Capt. VIM. F. Welch went to Boston last
Friday on business.
Mrs. G. B. Hall left yesterday morning for
visit to friends in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs, Percy Tuttle left Saturday
for Mlddleboro, Mass, for a visit
Miss Lulu Thompson of Searsmont visited
friends in Belfast last week
Arthur l. Brown was at home from Au-
gusta Sunday and Monday.
Miss Ada Larrabee went to Cam len last
week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Arthur
Paine.
Mrs. q. A. Beckett went to Dorchester
Mass, yesterday, to visit her son, who is
quite i'll.
Amos Clement went to Seal Harbor Sat
urday on business connected with his sum
mer hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c.. Pitcher returned home
March 3d from a visit of two weeks to their
son Ralph in Bangor.
James e. Durham left yesterday noon
for Boston to JON his sister, Miss Sally, ina
trip to Washington and Norfolk.
Mrs, Eta Weymouth who has been spend
ing few weeks with her mother, Mrs. W.
Z. Knowlton, left Saturday for Chicago.
Ernest E. Burgess left Friday for Boston
to join the steamer City of Bangor and as
sist in preparing her for the seasons busi-
ness.
The family of Rev. H. E. Frohock will
not go south with him at present. but will
remain at kent's Hill until later in the
season.
Mrs. Sanborn, matron of the Girls Home,
went to Boston last Saturday for a weeks
visit Miss Lucy Ryan is at the home dur
ing her absence.
W. IL. Mcclellan went to Augusta as at
torney for the plaintiff in libel suit of Dep.
u'F oherlil u IL. McNaAy OF Clinton vs.. the
hehheoec journal
Mrs. Josie Markle and Mrs. Maud Daggett
of New Haven, CT, and two children, ar
rived last Thursday for a visit to their
father, Joseph R. Mears of Morrill,
P. G. Pierce arrived home last Friday to
move his family to Atlanta, Ga, where they
will make their home for wear at lea.t
They will take part of their household 4tf+rf.
with them.
Miss Edith Mason Of this CITY * in the a,,,.
pInv ,f laval & r., .e.,,.,, ,,,..
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llhtfS hrl'S ohrhed out III tue worcester,
Mass, fire. The frm Will reopen business
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Miss Eloranna WaIIs loft Nfo,.1,, ,,.,,.i,,.,
to serve few weeks in the trimming de-
partment of large millinery establishments
in Boston and New York, to prepare for the
spring styles
Col. Fog!er is rapjd1v 'coroino 10 tIa front
as one nt the leaders of the House lie Is an
3o,f s.' any lIeaSihg speaker .E"rNlaAd
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it is announced that Rev. H. w Bolton
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Oohlefehct' mas "teh released from the pas
torate of the South Park NJ. f.. church If
ChrYpo ON account ,f ill ba,ttb
h. A Banks has heen employed to teach
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SoihTdue leu u, Ai0uS ol tne tfeo, ,
;nonhiaf IIarkson nf rho Gr,nJ Arnt,f ~
Republic, a commission as Aide-de- Camp on
the stah OF ehe Coi4lhahder-a-thiei, Ihls
nosition the first time beng in isqI fcsa,.
den Herald
Mrs l.. Nj Morrlson ol Lynn, Who has
been in charge OF Legro Spa!d'ngs
Stitching room, letttpr nome yesterday morn
ing. The employees OF the factory made her
number OF useful presents before her de
parture. She is succeeded by Mss Ellen
knowiton of Belfast.
DR.. Cleveland, the newly elected Repllb-
llcan Mayor OF PASSPORT was formerly III
t'IdtUltt III w lHttl f'pitI w itlt ne Has IIouN