The Republican journal., 1898-10-20
PERSONAL.

a. "A. dOWeS went to Boston Monday on
business.
DR.. W. L. West went Boston Monday on
business.
Wilson Randell went to Boston Monday
on business.
George W. Benson left Monday for visit
in Connecticut.
II. l.. Woodcock left Monday for a short
visit in Boston.
j. E. Thombs returned Thursday from a
visit in Augusta.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bailey went to Boston Mon
day for a short visit.
William Hill went to Winterport last Fri
day for short visit.
Harry Z. Bean went to Boston last Thurs
day to spend tile winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Mansfield were in Bos-
ton last week on business
Mrs, Joseph "A. Montefore left Monday
for visit in Massachusetts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Miller left Monday
for a visit in Massachusetts,
a
days the past week on business.
Mrs. Phlo Chase left by Monday morn
ing train for visit in New York city
Herbert S. Morey went to Gardiner yester-
day on business for the Light Il Power Co.
John A. Logan went to Limestone yester
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Charles Howard.
Albert c. Burgess left Saturday for a visit
of a few days in Boston and bingham. Mass.
Amos Clement and sons John and Don
aid went to Boston Monday for short visit
Mrs John H. Quimby arrived home Fri
day evening from short visit in Portland.
Jesse E. Wilson of the firm of Spencer. 4
Wilson made a business trip to Portland last
week.
| DR.. Geo. L. Crockett of Lewiston visited
| Capt. Thomas G. Bartlett of this CITY last
week.
Oscar Gould and wife of Boston arrived
Tuesday " visit AT Sands Hunts in Sears
mont.
| F. I'll. G. Reynolds of Bangor was in Bel.
fast few days last week, guest Of Fred
T. Chase.
Mrs. Herbert W. Thorndike of Rockland
spent Sunday in Belfast guest of Mrs j.
L. Sleeper.
| Mrs. S. j. Stevens, who has been visiting
her son, DIR, E. l.. Stevens has returned to
her home in Troy.
A A. Packard, wife and daughter Of
! Life
scot for Middeboro, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Prentiss Went to
Showhegan Tuesday TO attend the State
Sunday school convention
Frank j. starrett left Monday for a busi-
ness trip TO Boston and New York in the i'll
tefest Of his dry goods business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. L. Spaulding re-
turned Tuesday from Whitman. Mass
where they have lived four years.
BENZ I Black arrived home last Thurs
day from Bangor, where he had been in the
hospital, His health is improving.
The Boston Sunday Journal Oct. 9th gave
a fine haIf-tone portrait of Thomas E. Shea
who is playing an engagement in Boston
VIM G. Marshall went TO Lewiston Mon
day to attend a meeting Of the State asses
sors. The last OF the week they viii be il
Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Woods of Oronc
We're in town last Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Lucy A. Woods of Bridge
port, CT.
Capt. Herbert Cobb and mate Lester A
Gilley of the wrecked schooner Geo. Cur
ney have arrived at their homes in Bucks
port from Boothbay.
Frank A. Conant of Santa Barbara, Calf
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
ii. Conant. He attended the knights Ten
plar conclave in Pittsburg
Fred Fletcher of Dorchester, Mass. 6
member of Battery G, First U. S. Heavy
Artillery, recently visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Fletcher. He expects &c
start soon for the West Indies
Messrs. Geo. E. Johnson, r. F. Duntor
and Charles 2 Hazeltine left Saturday for t
two weeks deer hunting trip on the Eas
Branch of the Penobscot. Parties hayipe
business with the Probate Court during thei1
absence should call on the County Trea surer
| A. A. Small
The following named Odd Fellows ant
Re bekahs attended the annual meetings a
the W eek: J W. Knowlton, Samuel Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Keene, E. III. Hanev. A
K. Braley, E. E. Wescott, Misses Hattie
| Furbish, Grace f. Walton and Carrie Gil
more.
L. I. Boothby, Esq, who has been confn
eu to mis- house by illness for several weeks
has so far recovered to be able to ride
down street this afternoon. Mr.. Boothby il
an old and familiar parsonage about the
street and has been missed during the weeks
| he has been confined to his house, and dur
ing the short time he was down town this
afternoon was kept busy answering welcom
| ing mods and cOngratulating handshakes
| Watervile Mail.
Mrs. B. A. Roundy, and her two little
sons, Ferdinand S. and Orrn Otis, have beer
| the guests this past week of Mr. and Mrs. o
w. Sims, Warren street. Thursday morn
ing last, they started for their new home IL
Middleboro, Mass, where Mr.. Roundy be
comes director of the Middleboro Band, d
fine organization. Mr.. Roundy is highly
compllmented by the MIddeboro papers
He is one of the best musicians in the Maine
Symphony orchestra, with which he has