The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-24
PERSONAL.

Walter Poor is at home from Boston for
Thanksgiving.
| Loretto Hayford went to Clinton We ster
day on business.
Charles r. Coombs went to Boston Mon
day on business.
Charles Coon Kwoi went to Boston asst
Thursday on business.
William Roberts of Reading, Mass, is
visiting E. R. Conner.
Ralph O'Connell is at home from Boston
to spend Thanksgiving.
day from Seattle, Wash.
Miss Susan E. Dinsmore went to Boston
Monday for short visit.
Frank SWEET of Winthrop, Mass, is visit
ing relatives in Belfast.
Miss Cora Cothren of Pennington visited
the Misses Field last week.
Capt. Alonzo Shute returned Saturday
from a short visit in Boston
Miss Louise Pote of Bangor visited Mr..
and Mrs. S r, Locke last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Ellis ent tc Boston
Monday for a visit of one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas f. Prentiss of Brewer
visited H. NJ. Prentiss last week
C. j. Hall of Hall Quarry, Mt. Desert WIS.,
tied bis family in this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. Wright went to
Boston last Thursday for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cooper went to New
port Saturday for visit of few days.
Frank Yates arrived home Saturday from
New York, where he has been employed.
H. S. Morey was in Bangor yesterday on
business for the Belfast Light x Power Co.
VIM. F. Thomas, who is temporarily in
business in Camden, spent Sunday in Bel.
fast.
Mrs. Ambrose Morrison and son are spend
ing Thanksgiving with relatives in Bruns-
wick.
Mrs. VIM. IL. Hall Went to Steubeu last
Friday to visit her brother Ezra Tufts who
was i'll.
Ralph Lombard is at home from the Bos-
ton Dental College for his Thanksgiving
vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. George stockham Of Kansas
City will dine to-day with his mother in
Litehieid.
Rev. Randall t Cap4n is spending
Thanksgiving with his parents in Water
! town, Mass
Mrs. Nj. v. b, Knowlton of Rocklaud ar
rived Saturday to visit her mother Mrs
Mary Waterman.
MI and Mrs. George Shaw have moved to
Bangor, where Mr.. Shaw has position in
Morse & COT mill,
Miss Abby NJ. Caldwell went to Berwick
last Friday to spend the winter with hen
sister, Mrs. Mower.
Hiram Bramhal Of Gloucester, Mass. is
spending Thanksgiving with his brother
Capt. E. f. Bramhal-
Lewis G. Smith, Woo has been living u
Searsmont for five months past, has letufn-
Ell to Belfast for the winter
Mrs. Charles L. Haskell Of Rocklaui is
visiting friends in Belfast. Her daughter
Jessica is IN Wellesley college.
Mrs Benjamin Lowe of Gloucester Mass.
returned home Saturday, after spending the.
summer with her father, Charles Bea1
Miss Emily F. Miller arrived home yes
teliay from St Paul. Mimi, where she at.
tended the meeting of the National W. C.
| r. U.
Charles Wood went to Boston Monday
His sister, Hattie +. Wood, who has been in
New York, will return with him the l4st of
the week.
Dr. g. A, Stevens of Stockton Springs ia
taking special course in hospital in New
York City. He will return and resume his
practice in few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. C. Sbley returned from
Boston last evening and Mr., Z o. thorn
dixie arrived by the same train % spend
| Thanksgiving with relatives here.
Mrs Emery 0. Pendleton went to Halo
well Monday TO visit her mother. who IL
quite feeble physically, but as strong as
ever mentally, although far advanced in hfe.
William Mitchell of Portland was in town
the first of the week and on his return yes
terday was accompanied by his grandfather,
John n. Stewart Mrs Stewart has been in
| Portland few weeks
Miss Charlotte E Staples closed a term Of
eleven weeks school in the Doyle district,
Northport, last Friday, and will begin ii
| term of twelve weeks in the Woodman dis
trct, Winterport, next Monday
John F. Simmons Of Big Timber, Montana
! is visiting relatives and friends il Bangor
and vicinity, it being his first visit to Maine
in eleven years. He has been i'll the sheep
raising business for many years, being now
one of the largest dealers i'll the far West
Mrs. Geo. +. Bracket, Asst. Grand Secre-
tary of Good Templars, returned Nov. nth
from a trip to West kennebunh, White
Rock and Portland where she made official
visits to York and Cumberland District
Lodges, and attended the anniversary of
Arcaua Lodge of Portland.
The S, 900 bond of Clerk Of Courts Thad-
deus r. Simouton bears upon 1t as suretles
the names Of four prominent Camden 5lsl-
ness men--Dr. A. F. Miller, S. g. Ritter
bush, Capt. Isaac Coombs and Twin G.