The Republican journal., 1897-10-07
PERSONAL.

Miss Annabel w alker went to Boston Sat
urday for a short visit
Mrs. Joseph B. Wilson left Thursday for
visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Velzora A. Mitchell left last Thurs
day for visit in Boston.
VIM. FL. Quimby went to Portland Satur-
day to join his wife for Jew days.
Joseph Williamson, Jr., Esq, of Augusta
was in Belfast on business Monday.
Mrs. Frederick Brown left last Thursday
for a visit in Springfield Mass
Capt. Charles Hayener Of Portland visited
friends in Belfast the first of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. III. Sanborn visited
friends in West Winterport last week.
Mrs Geo E. Johnson arrived home Tues
day from two weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Jane Tibbetts of Troy returned home
Monday from visit to her son, Hon. r, W.
Rogers.
Capt David j. Hodgman and wife of
Thomaston visited at n f. Keen's last
week.
y
roe visited friends IN Belfast Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs Gibson Carman left for New York
last Saturday after spending the suramer in
Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion E. Moore and infant
son of Haverhill, Mass, are visiting friends
in Belfast.
Mrs. Herbert S. Morey arrived home last
Thursday from visit of three weeks in St.
John, n. B.
Miss Ara kittredge left for Boston Mon
day to buy goods for her millinery business
in Bucksport.
Mrs. Eta Lancaster left Saturday for
Boston to enter school of chropody and
dermatology
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker left Saturday
for visit IN Winn and other places in
Northern Maine.
Willis N. Briggs of Amesbury, who has
visited in Belfast and vicinity a few weeks.
returned home Monday.
Hon. W. C. Marshall IS attending meetings
of the State Assessors in Augusta, Lewiston
and Auburn this week.
Grand Chief Templar Grant Rogers was
in town Sept. 29th, guest Of Grand Secre-
tary and Mrs. BraCkett
Luther S. Mason left last Saturday for
Philadelphia to begin his second year in the
University Of Pennsy lvania
Mrs. zilpha Buttertield and daughter Liz
zle Of East Nassalboro arrived last week to
visit Mr. and Mrs. \. E. Keen.
Mrs. B. L. Smith and daughter, Mrs. t. s.
Burr, OF Patten will arrive to-day to visit
Mus. Smiths brother, Lucius II, Murch
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macdonald OF Rox-
bury returned home Monday from visiting
Mrs. NJ g parents. Nj. and Mrs, S. G. Bick-
nell,
Mrs. Louise Grndle Of Penobscot and Mrs
Nellie Grindle Of Enalhaven arrived last
Thursday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra L,
Talbot,
Mrs L. T. Kittr,dge and two children of
| Lowell, Ness, returned home Monday.
They have been visiting Mr ana Mrs. W.
H. Clifford
MI and Mrs. Edward Barrett of Washing.
ton, D. c., were in Camden for few DAYS
last week. Mr.. Barrett was formerly Of
Islesboro.
Oscar II. Dlworth who was for long
time clerk in Dinsmore's shoe store, will
enter Loud's shoe store for few weeks
Watervile Mail.
Rev. Nj. F. Brigham of North Vassalboro,
formerly of searsmont has been quite i'll,
but is able to be out and attend to his minis
teral duties again.
Mrs. NJ J. Wentworth OF Knox and Mrs.
W, G. Kneeand of Medford, Mass, went to
| Verona Saturday. Mrs. W. addressed the
| Spiritual meeting Sunday,
| j. P. Billings of Biddeford and Ralph E
| Nickerson of Haverhll arrived Saturday TO
attend the funeral of their mother, Mrs.
Mary A. Nickerson of Swanville
| Rev. John F. Tilton and Rev. Geo. E.
| Tufts went to South Berwick, Monday, to
attend the Baptist State Convention. Mrs.
| Tilton went to Skowhegan the same dav to
visit friends.
j. L. Atterbury and family of New York
left by the 105 train Monday. They spent
the summer at DARK Harhor, 1slesboro, and
came to Belfast by special trip of the
| steamer Caatne.
Lesnder Staples of Monroe, manufacturer
of the Staples patent halter, was in town
this week on his return from combined
business and pleasure trip in Knox county.
He reports good success.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage of Miss Ida Ellen Dudley former
ly of Belfast, to Mr.. Robert Miller Wallace
Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th at the Sec
ond Baptist Church in Holyoke Mass.
We had a call Friday from E. P. Mayo OF
the Turf, Farm and Zone, Waterville. He
was returning from visit to the stock farm
on Sears Island. If the circulation of his
paper has increased with his circumference
Mayo has a fat thing.
| Capt Otis Ingraham remained at his home
| in Rockland last week while the CITY of
| Bangor went to Bangor and returned, II
was his first night at home since the boat
began running, April 18th. Capt. Curtis had
| charge of the steamer during his absence,
Mra r Jo e.