The Republican journal., 1897-08-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs George W. Gorham of Bangor is visit
ing Miss Inez Crawford.
Mrs. c. S. Eastman of westboro is visiting
relat yes in East Belfast.
Miss Lucy A. E. Palmer went to Portland
Monday for a short visit,
Lewis Ordway of Providence, R. l., j.
visiting relatives in this city.
Charles B. Hart and wife of Boston We're
at the Revere House SATURDAY..
Mrs Fred Holmes of Monroe is visiting
her sister, Miss Hattie Chapin.
Mrs. Ellyn Robbins of Boston is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sophia Forbes.
Ralph and Aine Glass of Bangor are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. f. S. Brick
Charles Parker of Worcester Mass, arriv-
ed Saturday to visit at H. F. Masons.
Mrs. E. p. Adams of Cincinnati is visiting
her husbands brother, Samuel Adams.
Andrew j. Burkmar and wife of Everett,
Mass, arrived Sunday to visit relatives
Mrs. W. F. Triggs and daughter Georgia
went to Bucksport Friday for a few days.
Richard Gurney left last week for busi-
ness trip to Rhode Island and New York
Mrs. Willis E. Crabtree of Allston, Mass,
is visiting relatives i'll Belfast and vicinity
Mrs. E. H. Conant went to Portland Mon
day to visit her daughter, Mrs w. Il. Wig
gin
Mrs. E. j. Partridge and daughter Ella
went to Bangor last Saturday for a short
visit.
Miss Ada Dyer OF Winterport visited Mrs
Ella Patterson at No. Court street the past
week.
Miss Annie kilday of Maiden Mass, ar
rived Sunday to visit her cousin, Miss Annie
Welch.
Miss Lottie Mason and Mrs. George NJ.
Post OF Boston are guests of Joseph B. Pen
dleton.
Allen D. Holmes of East Jackson attend
ed the reunion of the tlth Maine in Caribou
last week
Mrs. Albert Peabody and daughter Emma
OF Deering visited Mrs. Peter Welch the
past week.
Lieut.. Commander Leonard Chenery, L.
S. n, of New York City, is visiting friends
in Belfast.
Miss Gertrude Ferguson, who is a teacher
in Bowdoinham, visited relatives in Belfast
last week
NJ X. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Brag-
don of Chicago We're at the Revere House
last Friday.
John II. Healey returned home last Fri
day from Norwood, Mass, where he has
been employed.
Mrs. c. Fl. Glass of Bangor visited her
sister, Mrs. F. S. Brick, last week, returning
home Saturday.
Mrs w. H. Farnham and daughter, Mrs.
F. E. Smith of Dedham, Mass, arrived last
Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs Albert Pierce and children of Frank
fort returned home Saturday after two
weeks sojourn in Belfast.
Mrs George Maker of Concord, Mass, re-
turned home last Thursday from visiting her
father, Hazael McKeen.
C.. B. Jones and wife, Master Lutte and
Miss Petite Jones of Rockland, spent Sun
day with relatives in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. j. Locke and Mr and
Mrs. r. II. Moody are at the Wlggin- Locke
cottage, east side, for a week.
Miss Louise Ferguson went to Cliftondale
Mass, Monday to spend her vacation with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. j. w. Ferguson.
Mrs. E. O. Gilman and Miss Lizzie Osborne
of West Medford, Mass, are visiting at the
homo of their uncle, Capt Geo. I. Osborne
Maynard Moore, wife and three children
of Chelsea, Mass, arrived Sunday to visit
Mrs. Ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gan
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Ferry and daughter
Bernice of Medway, Mass, returned home
last Thursday from visit to friends in Bel
fast and vicinity
F, w. Gowen, who has been spending his
vacation in Waterville, will leave next week
for Philadelphia, where he is engaged in the
insurance business.
Miss Lottie Colburn of Toledo, O., and
Messrs. VIM. F. Bean and F. w. Angler
were registered at the Manitou Hotel, Mani
tou Springs, Colorado, Aug. 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Crabtree of Chelsea,
Mass, arrived by steamer Penobscot Sun
day morning for visit of three weeks in
Belfast, Northport and vicinity.
John FL. Kellar of Alston, Mass, arrived
Sunday at Camden, and after brief visit to
friends there and in Belfast went to Hamp-
den to attend the Goth Maine reunion.
Capt. j. W. Bennett spent few days at
home the past week. The stea mer of which
he has been captain has been sold and he
will go the coming winter on an outside
tow boat from Boston.
Miss Elizabeth X. Robbins W ent to Gardi-
ner Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. A. I.
Ringold. She will remain there about three
weeks, after which she will go to Lawrence,
Mass, to remain nearly year.