The Republican journal., 1897-08-26
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Francis FL. Welch visited friends il
Watervile last week.

Llewellyn Clifford went to Boston last
Friday for employment.
Mrs. d. F. Waltz is spending the week
with friends in Winterport.
John Mcclellan arrived home from Boston
Sunday for short vacation.
Charles Sleeper of Boston is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. AFRO Russell.
Miss Mary c. Hyatt of New York is visit
ing her friend, Miss Frank L. Davis.
Mrs. Anna Burbank of Charlestown,
Mass, is visiting relatives in this city.
P. S. Goud and wife of Caribou recently
visited Mrs. L. B, Ferguson of this city
Mrs. Frances Murch arrived home Friday
from visit of three weeks in Rockland.
Mrs. Mary E. Blake left Monday morning
for Cleveland, Ohio to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Bartlett of Boston ar.
rived Saturday morning to visit rel atives
George Patterson left last Thursday for
Aroostook, where he expects employment
c. Walter Poor and Robert A. Coney OF
Augusta visited friends in Belfast last week
Saturday on business and returned yester.
day.
Mrs. Georgia Erskine and daughter re-
turned last Thursday from a visit in Stet-
son.
Hon. w C. Marshall left Monday morning
for wori. in York county with the State
Assessors.
John H. Healey returned Monday to
North Jay, where he has employment in the
stone yards.
Mrs. Emery Calderwood of Vinalhaven
visited Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Blodgett the
past week.
Ralph E. Nickerson of Haverhill. Mass
arrived Sunday to visit relatives in Belfast
and vicinity.
Mrs. A j. Hartman went to Bath last
Thursday for a short visit to her son, Chas
A. Hartman.
Mrs. j. II. Sherman of Boston returned
home Monday from visit to her uncle, Mr..
Daniel Lane.
Miss Adelaide F. Wentworth of this city
is visiting friends and relatives in Boston
and New York.
Miss Frank Morrill, returned to her home
in Waterville last Saturday after a visit to-
relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. Robert Whitehead and daughter Etta
went to Bangor Friday to visit Mrs. WIS
sister, Mrs Jones
Miss Florence Wells and party of friends
from SkoWhtgan Went to Unity lat Friday
for few days outing.
MISS Fannie c. Berry OF Provldeuae. Il [.
was a guest Of DR.. ana MI. 5. W Johnson
q few days last week.
Mrs. j. S. Wuloughby of Bot6.aIl and
the Misses Thompson Of Minneapolis are
the guests of Mrs. b. W Conant.
Mr and Mrs RI. Ilsley and httl- 3loruD
left Saturday for WatervIIe vher= rley win
visit before gong To Arlington Mass.
Mrs Urania Hsdley and Mrs Amy cul,
Of Medtord hillside Mass, arrived sunday
t. visit thr.r sister, Mrs VI V E..h
M,s II. H. Chills aul SON Gar. ot Everett,
Mass, vho haye been visiting relatives iu
Eeita4t, returned home last Thursday
Nj ana Mrs. H y Nabo~~y returned
home last Thursday from visit 6f three
months to their son Charles in Far'Nngton.
Miss Ada Dyer returned to Wluterport
last Friday, accompanied hy Misses ISa and
Ida Patterson Of this eiry, who will visit her
few days.
Mrs. 0. F. Simpson and son Richard of
Br0ckton Mass, visited at Ii. o. ArcAiLald's
last week and Ieff for home Ny steamer CITY
Of Bangor Saturday.
W, H. Longfellow and daughter Eva Wis,
tied his brother George recently Mr., L.
has been connected with the Il. t Babbitt
soap WORKS y years.
Mrs. Mary f. Maxfeld of Fairfield arrived
last Thursday 10 visit her SON, Charles II.
Maxhed. Her daughter, Miss Fannie Max
field, is also visiting there.
Miss Caroline Rogers Of Barre Mass, was
guest of her cIassmate Msss Elith E.lng-
wood, last week. They went u Eocklaud
to visit friends last Friday
Roscoe Black went to Boston asst Friday
to visit his sister, Mrs. VIM Downes, ana to
join his wife, who has been visiting there.
| They returned Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Prentiss have return
ed home to Brewer from a visit to their son
II. NJ Prentiss. They spent the week at the
Samond cottage at Little River.
Mrs. H. A. Perkins of Somervllle, Mass,
who has been spending the summer in Bel
fast, returned home Tuesday, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs Mary A. McIntyre,
Rev. Roscoe Nelson Of Windsor, CT, call
ed on his friend j. K, Dunton Of this city
Aug. 18th. M \. was returning from
visit to his old home IN Canaan, Me
Mrs. S. P. smalley and daughter Of
Nashua, n, H, returned home Monday from
visiting friends in Belfast. Mrs, Mary
Smalley accompanied them to spend the
| winter
Mrs A. S. Gordan went to Maplewood,
Mass last Friday to live with her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Manfred Lawler. Her sister, Mrs
G. V. Richards. who has been visiting her
returned home to Reading, Mass, the same
day.
Melvin ('rGCketr first officer of the steam