The Republican journal., 1897-02-11
PERSONAL.

Miss Abbie Fl. Faunce went to Boston
Tuesday.
Orrin j. Dickey visited relatives in Rock
land last week.
Selwin Thompson went to Boston Tues
day on business.
Sidney Kalsh left Monday for business
trip to New York
Fred Johnson left Saturday for trip to
Boston and New York
Mrs. Bertha Earl of Unity spent Sunday
with friends in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Sleeper attended the
military ball at Rockland last week
Capt. Ralph H. Pattershall and bride went
to Bangor Saturday for short visit.
Hon. N. F. Houston went to Augusta yes
terday to attend the Savings Banks hearing.
j. c. Storer and wife of Camden were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dunbar last
week.
George M. Stone of Philbrook, Mont, ar
rived Monday evening for a visit to rela-
tives.
Jones S. Davis and daughter Emma went
to Boston Tuesday for visit of week or
more
Mrs. Ruth n. Whitney of Presque Isle
visited her brother, f. NJ Cunningham,
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Mathews will sail
from New York for Bermuda in few days,
to remain until warm weather
Mrs, A. c. Winslow went to Boston Sat
urday, accompanied by Misses Louise
Knowlton and Geneva Thompson.
Herman o. Stevens Of this city is in hos
pital in Boston, suffering from eryspelas
Last reports from him are favorable.
Chas. E. Paul and B. P. Hazeltne, Jr.
returned to Boston Monday to resume their
studies at the Institute of Technology.
W. E. Grinnell of the Searsport House
attended the meeting of the Maine Hotel
Keepers Association in Augusta last week.
Mrs. 1. v Miller went to Watervile FRI
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Eva Hub
bard who is suffering from a recent accident
w. II. Quimby went to Portland Saturday
to join Mrs. Quimby and they start from
Boston to-day on their trip to the Pacific
coast
Hon W. c. Marshall went to Auburn
Friday to attend meeting of the State
Fair Trustees, to arrange for the stakes for
the season races
H. L. Kilgore returned Monday from a
visit to his father in Mercer. His father
whose health is considerably improved, ac-
companied him home.
Mr. and Mrs Gaorq.. F,al1 of Roston
s,Ant sunday with friends ia pa,f,.+ NJ
WILL ra+,,rnad "a Boston Nond,, Nv,
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several months His bralth is ,,nrh i,prroy-
t" since 'He am Hi''''"'I'n "' Nus ''A' anu ie -
recovering timely from the Elects "i tAe
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ton. AT tile ColIey Suuarp Hotel. a1r,.,,it,
evening, Fen Y.
Mrs. NJ. w. Amcs of Stockton snriuy. r...
ceived a telegram last week frun her son
Capt Charles Alues, IN Seattle. informing
her that his brother William, vhp went
there last September for hfs health. MIS- ON
his way home and would arrive fll Boston
Thursday. The change of climate did uot
benefit him.
The foglnwiuu Belfast naonl,. wont + Am,
gusta Tuesday morning. Hon. w g. Mar.
shall Hon. WIN. B. Swan 4 e. SillA,- Mr.
and Mrs A A. Howes, James 5. Hartman,
ESQ Mrs. +, A. H. Burlington and Z. o.
Norton. Some of them went to attend the
hearing on the resolve for an appropriation
for tine Girls, Home Belfast
Miss Georgia Howe ot LIucoinvtlir WhU
has been attending the Cum,nerclai college
i'll TINS city, left Saturday for Providence.
X. L.. Miss Grace Hart, who has heeu
spending the winter in thls city, returned
Saturday to her home in NoIthPnct. She