The Republican journal., 1897-09-02
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frances Murch is spe nding the week
with friends in Bangor
Miss Mildred Palmer of Bath visited friends
in Belfast last week.
Miss Ella VI. Folsom went to Augusta last
Thursday to visit friends.
Miss Abbie Couillard left Saturday for
Boston after a weeks visit in Belfast.
Lewis Mills of North Haven arrived last
week to visit E. NJ Flanders and wife.
Miss Ella Hill of E xeter was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Kent the past week.
Mrs Spencer W. Mathews returned last
Saturday from visit in Ma ssachusetts.
Frank NJ Staples and wife went to Bangor
last Friday to visit friends for one week.
VIM H. Arnold has leased and moved into
the Mudgett house on Northport avenue.
Mrs. Horace Sylvester of Somerville Mass
visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. Folsom last week
Fred P. Hadley of Medford Hillside, Mass,
arrived sunday to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ann Sistie and lady friend Of Grail
ton, Ohio, visited Mrs. N. E Keen lasbwoek
StetSoH "A. w est Went 10 FoFt.dnu iaSI SAT-
urday. His daughter Maud is quite sick
there.
Mrs. W. NJ. White of Tampa, Fla, is visit
ing her husbands mother Mrs. Margaret S.
White.
Mrs. Martha Carter left last Friday to
visit friends in Bangor, Rockland and other
places.
Miss nellie Hale of Minneapolis arrived
last Thursday to visit Miss Elizabeth A.
Kelley.
Mrs. Grace Gordon returned to Lew iston
Saturday from visit to her father, Elijah S.
Shuman.
Edward Robbins of Chelmsford, Mass,
returned home last Friday from visit in
Belfast.
Mrs. Charles E. Stevens went to Els
worth last Thursday to visit her mother,
who is i'll.
Miss Edith NJ. Stoddard left Monday for
Lewiston to visit relatives and attend the
State Fair
L. Fl. Jipson and Fred E. Ellis went to
Lewiston Monday to serve as policemen at
the State Fair.
Misses Jennie Pillsbury and Glare L'Al-
lermond of Baltimore were guests at W. K.
Keen's recently.
Mrs. Ezra L. Talbot and sons Roy and
Earl left Thursday for two weeks visit in
Franconia, n, Fl.
Mrs. William Trim and son Maynard of
Rockport spent the past week with Mrs.
Walter d. Staples.
Edward Cunningham and wife OF Wash
ington, D. g., We're guests Of DR.. d. P Elan
ders and family last week,
Mrs. F. A. Schubert of Plymouth, Mass.
returned home last Friday from visiting her
mother, Mrs. Geo W, Lewis
Mrs. G. A, Benner and daughter of Bos-
ton returned home last Saturday after a
visit Of two weeks IN Belfast.
II. P, Whitcomb, Wife and son Faunce Of
Boston arrived last Thursday to visit Mrs.
Whitconlbs aunt, Mrs, Sarah 4. Faunce,
II. {. Stevens spent bis vacation from
Bucksport Seminary IN Belfast and Dix
mont. He returned to BIZ Ilsport Saturday
Byron NJ. Wilson and Fred Terriu OF
Lynn, Mass, arrived Sunday morning to
visit relatives. M Wilson returned Tues
day.
Miss Florence Curtis of Boston and Mr..
Gordon Curtis OF Prospect who have been
visiting friends III Belfast, have returned
home.
Fred G. Burgess and wife returned home
to Boston Saturday night from a visit to
Mrs. BIS parents, Mr. and Mrs. John q
Damon.
Oscar H. Dilworth and Miss Emma A
Knauff OF Waterville, who have been visit
ing Mr.. d. parents. returned home last
Saturday.
j. Watson Knowlton left last Thursday to
serve as assistant superintendent of the
halls on the fair grounds at the State Fair in
Lewiston
Edward Stephenson of Boston, who has
been spending the summer with Lewis L
Pitcher at Pitchers pond, left Saturday on
his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL E. Ellis returned from
Seal Harbor last Friday. Mr. Ellis went to
Lewiston Saturday to serve as Secretary OF
Halls at the State Fair.
Miss Grace Orbeton of Plainteld, \. j.
visited Miss Louise Hazeltine last week
Miss Hazeltine accompanied her to Camden
last Friday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E. Pearson visited
Mrs. Pearsons grandfather, B. P Field
Esq, last week. Saturday they went over
Islesboro in the Edna and visited Turtle
Head.
Robert A. Coney, Jr., of Augusta, who
visited o. j. Dickey last week, went tc
Rockland Saturday to take position on the
Daily Star. He has been connected with the
Maine Farmer six years
NJ. P. Pendleton of Islesboro, formerly
editor of the Belfast Age a nd recently con
sui at Pictou, n. S., has gone to Pueblo, Col
accompanied by his wife and child, for the
benefit of his health.
Mrs. G. L. Wentworth and children OF
South Weymouth, Mass, who have beer
visiting at A. A. Small's, left for home by
steamer City of Bangor last Thursday Mrs
Small and son Houston accompanied then