The Republican journal., 1898-09-29
PERSONAL.

Osborne Lord was in Brooksville the past
" eek on business.
F. A. Shaw left Saturday for a visit of six
weeks in Massachusetts.
Harry 81. Simpson is attending the Rock
land Commercial College.
Misses ENERGY and Isabel CHM visited
in Rockland last Thursday.
Miss Louise Webb of Portland spent Sun
day with relatives in Belfast.
Rev R. 7. Hack of Portland arrived in
Belfast Saturday for short visit
Homer Dickey went to Damariscotta last
week, where he has employm ment.
Mrs. George Reynolds of Lewiston is
visiting her brother, DR.. E. L. Stevens.
Mrs Georgia a. Erskine and daughter
have moved from Belfast to Newport, Ne.
Mrs. W II. Wiggin returned home to Port
land Monday, after short visit in Belfast.
Capt. A. G. Webster, keeper of the Fort
Light, was in the city Saturday on business.
Miss Annie Kilday of Maiden, Mass, ar
| rived last Thursday to visit relatives in this
| city.
| Albert L. MIDGET left Thursday for
| Barre, Vt, where he has work in the stone
| sheds.
| Mr.. and Mrs Orrin Cunningham of Ban
gor returned home Monday from visit in
Belfast.
Miss E. Elana Chase left Saturday for
Northampton, Mass, where she will attend
school.
Willard Hall of Searsmont returned last
week from Matinicus, where he passed a
| vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. \. Fish of Winterport
visited Mrs. Fs brother, P. S. Staples, the
past week.
Misses Annie L. Barr and Nina Poor left
| Monday to resume their studies in Welles-
ley College.
Chas. E. Paul and Arthur Redman left
| Saturday for Boston to attend the Institute
of Technology.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Marden are on a
carriage drive to Augusta, Waterville, Wind
sor and other places.
Miss Maude L. Brown of Searsport has
been spending a few days in Belfast with
her aunt, Mrs W. d, Staples.
B. P Hazeltine, Jr., returned to Boston
Monday to resume his studies i'll the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
NJ. B. Lawrence and W W. Gates went to
Boston last Thursday on business N conuec-
ton with their clothing manufacturing
Judge Fogler is presiding at the September
term of the supreme Court for Piscataqus
county, which opened at Dover Tuesday.
Mrs. B. F. Wells ana daughter arrived
home Tuesday evening frou a visit to the
millinery openings in Boston and New York
Miss Ada E. Larrabee Went to Boston
last Thursday in the interest Of Miss Fergip
sous millinery and dry goods establish
ment.
Miss Intz l.. Barker, a student at the Maine
General Hospital in Portland, called t.
Belfast Monday by the illness of Ter brother
Frank
Frank NJ. Staples arrived i'll Belfast las
Thursday from South Hancock, aud lief
Monday for d visit IN Appleton and Wash
ington.
A. W Thompson left Tuesday for Clay
ton, n NJ, via Washington, d. c., after
visit Of three weeks to his father, H, p
Thompson.
Ambrose Morrison has bee II off duty a.
brakeman on the passenger train a few days
on account of illness. I,hmael Patterson
takes his place.
The engagement Of George Thurston q
China and Miss Dora Mae Hilton Of August
is announced and they are receiving the con
gratulations of their many friends.
Ernest Richards arrived home Satucda,
from Philadelphi having received an hon
orable discharge from the I. S. monitor Mon
tauk. The vessel is in the League lslant
navy yard.
Wilder S. Irish Chief Of Police of Camden
was in town last Thursday, on his way t.
Penobscot county in search of Lester Small
accused of burglary, and captured his man il
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Sheldon left last Frida,
for a visit in Boston and Lowell They wer
accompanied by Mrs. Augusta Stoddard o
Lowell, who has been visiting them ant
other relatives in this vicinity.
Lieut.. Ohio Farr of the L. S. Army, wht
was in the fight before Santiago, visited hi
father here few days this week. He ha
been on twenty days furlough recovering
from malaria. His brother also visited her
at the same time. Camden Herald.
| Amos Clement has closed the Seaside I'M
at Seal Harbor and returned home to Bel
fast. He reports fairly successful season
although the travel to that section begaI
late on account of the war scare.
| H. f. Mcdonald left last Thursday fo
Billings, Montana, where he expects to re
main two or three months. He has in view
some business in connection with the sleel
industry. He is also n communication witt
Baltimore parties in relation to building ont
or more large vessels.
Mrs. Willard Gilmore of Burnham accom-
panied her husband to Belfast last weel
when he came to serve on the jury, and Will
her children visited ler parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. X. ackson of Poors Mills. Whil'
there the children were taken sick ant
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