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

| day for short visit.
H. G. Pitcher went to Bangor Tuesday for
| few days on business.
Alex Kellar of Rockland spent few days
in Belfast the past week.
| David Mutt of Manchester, n H., is visit
| ing his nephew, Frank FL. Hoag.
Miss Lottie Leach of Penobscot visited
| Mrs. E. l.. Talbot the past week.
W. S. Brannagan returned Monday even
ing from short visit in Waterville.
W. r. Howard went to Orono Tuesday on
business. at the University of Maine.
F. A. Hartman of WatervilIe spent Mon
| day night with his parents in this city.
Miss Bertha Parsons of Thorndike is a
| guest of Miss Gertrude Carrow this week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pattce are visiting in
| Unity, jackson and other places this week,
Misses Nancy and Frances Emerson of
Castine are visiting Mrs, Mary O. Ltteheld,
Miss Sadie Wight left by SATURDAY after
! Moons boat for Boston for a weeks vacation.
Ernest E. Burgess is taking vacation
! from his duties on steamer City of Bangor.
Miss Fannie Welch has just returned from
visits to her sisters in Salem, Mass. and
Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs W S. Arey arrived Saturday
from Hallowell to spend week with Mrs
| A. 8 parents.
II. Q. Robinson, @. E., of Portland was in
town Monday ON business for the Maine
| Central r. K. Co.
| Charles Fl. Sargent and daughter Mrs.
| W. L. Cook, left Tuesday for visit in New
| port and other places
Mrs. E. 0. Patterson and son Ross left
Rockport Saturday evening for their home
| in Charleston, S. G.
| Prof. c. D. Woods and wife of the Uni
versity of Maine, Orono, were in town Tues
day and Wednesday.
Arthur Burden was Frustrated by the heat
last Friday afternoon and was unable to
work for a number of days.
M and Mrs, N E. Keen of this city and
Mrs. Hannah Tufts of Arlington, Mass,
| spent Sunday in Bangor
Charles B Hazeltine left Monday for Mon
Jredl Wutle lie expects 10 JON d parry pt
friends in a hunting expedition.
Mrs. John Day, her daughter, Mrs. Buck
lin, and granddaughter of Seattle, Wash,
are visiting Mrs. David H Libby.
Misses Nina Poor, Sarah #. Fletcher and
Annie L. Barr VIII leave to-day To resume
their studies at Wellesley College,
Miss ENERGY CHM left Monday -r attend
the fall term at LasseIl Seminar Her
father, c. f. Ginn accompanied hsr.
Captain and Mrs Edwin Cooluns Of Isles
boro We're IN Camden Sunday tn attend the
funeral OF his sister, Mrs Harriet Coombs
E. H. Conant of Belfast and H. y. Keen
of Eockland went to Fort Fairfield Tuesday
to visit Mr., Conant's brothers Joseph ani
Albert.
Mrs Charles Haskell and daughter Jessiea
Of Rockland and Miss Ruby Sh-ru IN OF
Boston arrived yesterday to visit friends ii
Belfast.
Mrs Eben Frye Of Atco, n. J., aa4 her
sister, Mrs lngersol. Of Woburn, Mass, re-
turned home Monday after short visit in
Belfast.
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enter Wellesley college. Her mother ac-
companied her and will return the LAST Of
the week
Ben Hazeltine of Seattle Wash., aud II,
f. Mcdonald of this CITY Went to Boston
Monday to investigate in regard to taking a
party to KIondike
Mr. G. G. Ferguson, for the past few years
resident of Winchester, Mass, is to make
Belfast his home in the future, and viii re
side at At Congress street.
Miss Rose A Jones left for Washington,
d. G., Monday, after spending her vacation
at home. She has held position II wears
in the Treasury Department.
Mrs, A. S, Havener leaves this, Thursday,
morning, for Charleston, West Virginia,
where she vii! spend the winter with her
son, Frank 0. Havener and family,
Lieut.. S, NJ. Millizen, y. s. A, left Mon
day for New York, where he will spend the
remainder Of his furlough. He VII report
to his regiment, the Third [. S. Cavalry, at
Burlington, VT Sept. 30th.
Eugene Parker and wife and Master Har.
old left Tuesday for their home in Kansas
City, They will visit in Boston, Worcester,
Pittsburg and Chicago on the way. Mr.. c
H. Parker will follow them soon.
Elias Il. Thompson started Monday on a
trip in the interests of Thomas Wood x Co.,
of Boston, selling his cotfees and teas He
will canvass the principal places in Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick and Aroostook
Harold 7. Sibley left Monday by Gamer
Penobscot to enter Dartmouth College He
delayed his leaving two days on account of
the illness of his grandmother, Mrs. Hannah
ThorGdike. Mrs Thorndike is much better,
Hon. L. H. Blake and Dr.. E. T NeaIley
of Bangor were in Belfast Tuesday atte,-
noon and called at FL. Il. Woodpnak's
studio, where Mr.. Blake bought a W tter
color, Criehaven subject They came in
Mr.. Blake's steam yacht Rex aui' left th
same evening.
Miss Agnes II. Pilsbury of Bos ION, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Il. L. Elan
ders in Bangor for a few days, has returned
r | to )rlaOl W Sha baS haa : I,a