The Republican journal., 1898-11-10
PERSONAL.

business.
Charles F. Swift went to Boston Monday
on business.
Henry L. Kilgore was in Waterville yes
terday on business.
Mrs. Mary h. Smith of Prospect Ferry is
visiting in Belfast.
Miss Annie E. Going returned Friday
from visit in Union
John Fl. Trussell of bingham, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
B. F. Baker and wife of Philadelphia are
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Miss Esther Colson went to Bangor asst
Saturday to spend the winter
Mrs. Eliza Hunnewell returned last week
from a visit in Massachusetts.
Frank E. Stephenson of Bath visited rela-
tives in Belfast the,pa week
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Carter went to
Boston Monday for few days.
Mrs. E. Fl. Reynolds of Bangor visited
friends in Belfast the past week
Rev. Geo. S. Mills returned home Nov. ID,
from visit in Boston and vicinity
Will Burkett is travelling with Thomas E.
Shea's second troupe as property man.
Mrs, E. A, Robbins of Boston arrived
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. II. II.
Forbes
Mrs. Thomas Hunt and Mrs Clarence
Adams of Camden visited friends in Belfast
last week.
Miss ENERGY CHM arrived home Satur-
day from visit in Mass achusetts and Con-
necticut.
Mrs. Nora Pratt formerly Nora Arev of
Brockton, Mass, visited relatives in Belfast
last week.
Mrs. lisa Drinkwater returned Monday
from visit to her friend, Mrs. +. w. Gould.
in Bangor.
/ Joseph o. Whitcomb arrived home from
Orono Saturday. He has been very sick
with fever.
Mrs. Geo. E. johnson went to Boston Sat
urday, account of the serious illness of
her mother.
WIN. F. Thomas Went to Camden Satur-
day on business, expecting to be there two
weeks or more.
from visit of two weeks in Boston and
Newburyport, Mass.
Mrs. Joseph Osgood of Dorchester. Mass.
returned home last week, after spending
the summer in Belfast.
A. S, Phinney returned last Friday from
Middleboro Mass, where he has been at
work at house carpentry.
Miss EyeIeua y. Eels has changed her
residence and now lives with Mrs Nelson
Rich, No. 81 High streets
Miss Nellie Thompson arrived home Sat
urday from Dexter, where she Las been
engaged in revival work
Mrs, Louise Lord of Patten is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Otis Cummings of Northport,
and friends in this vicinity
Rev. G. G. winslow and family went to
Camden Monday to attend meeting of the
Methodist Ministers Association.
Mrs. Joseph S. Thombs left last week to
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs C.
L, Millhouse of South Bend, Ind.
Frank L Wilson returned home Saturday
from business trip to Boston. Mrs Wilson
remains in Massachusetts, another week
Mrs. Rouilard and children, who have
been living in East Belfast a few months,
returned to Beechmont, Mass, last week
Mrs. Alwilda b. Meade of Natick, Mass,
visited her sisters, Mrs. H. B. Cunningham
and Mrs. H. d. Clough of this city, last
week.
j. R. Mears and NJ G. Hill attended the
meeting of the trustees of the Wesleyan
Grove Campmeeting Association in Bangor
last week.
Miss Hutchinson of Lennox, Mass, Mrs.
Gertrude Packard and Mrs. Armida Pack
ard of Rockland, visited Mrs. W. X. Keene
last week.
Mrs. Charles F. Shaw returned from New
was tile guest for a day of Mrs w B. Smiley
in Waterville.
Hon. I. R. Simonton of Camden, Clerk of
Courts for Knox county, was in Belfast Nov.
4th on business. He was accompanied by
Mrs Simonton
Capt. Geo. T. Osborne was in town few
days the past week. His vessel, the SCH
Emma S. Briggs, is loading stone at Frank
fort for New York.
James Mitchell of Portland was in town
last week. and when he returned home on
Thursday, Mrs. John N. Stewart, his wfe's
mother; accompanied his for a short visit.
Conductor Jerry Sullivan was called to
Augusta last Friday by the illness of his
sister. John McTaggart was conductor
Ambrose Morrison baggage master, and
Ishmael Patterson brakeman, during his
absence.
The Journals sketch of old men, publish
ed Oct. 9th, was completed to that date so
far as we have heard, but Thomas 7. Logan
has since entered the list, his birthday fall
ing on Oct. 30th. He has been in the truck
ing business here for many years and is still
well and hearty, but suffering from lame
ness the result of an accident. He does more
or less work on the teams, aud about the
ice hOuaa and at a ha