The Republican journal., 1898-01-13
PER SONAL.

Charles Sherman went to PttstielG Jan.
9th on business.
VIM. T. Hewey of Bucksport visited rela
tives in Belfast last week
Miss Hattie Chaplin went to Monroe last
Saturday for short visit.
Oramel Murray, Esq. of Pittsfeld was in
Belfast yesterday on business.
o. F. Fellows, Esq, of Bucksport was in
town Jan. 18th attending court
Frank Tuttle returned to Boston Satur-
day, after short vacation at home.
DR.. c. P. Bean of Boston arrived yester-
day for visit of few days in Belfast.
Fred N Foss returned to Boston Jan 9th,
after short holiday vacation at home
Harold 7. Sbley left Monday to return to
Dartmouth college, after his holiday vaca-
ton.
Eugene Adams of Whitman, Mass, re-
turned Monday from visit in Belfast and
Morrill,.
F. A. Hartman of Waterville ana Chas.
a. Harm an of Bath were in town the iirst
of the week.
Mrs. Bertha Horne and Mr.. Justin Snow
of Bangor are the guests of Mrs. John
F. Smalley.
| Carl 4. Mears OF Morrill, returned Jan. 9th
to Yale College to continue his post gradu-
ate course.
| Miss Lana Pendleton went to Lewiston
Saturday to take "a course in the Lewiston
Business College.
| Miss Grace Richards of Camden has grad
uated from the Maine General Hospital
school for Training Nurses.
Mrs A. j. Hartman, after spending a few
days here, went to Waterville Tuesday to
visit her son, F. A. Hartman
Col. Fred Atwood of Winterport was IN
Belfast the first of the week attending to
business before the Probate Court.
County Commissioner Frank A. Cushman
was called home to Centre Montville Tues
day, by the sudden illness of his father.
| Capt. Isaac Burgess of Islesboro arrived
Monday from Elizabethport, here his YES
sci, sch. +. G. Pendleton, is dscharging.
Thomas Rice went to Westboro, Mass.
Monday to visit his sons, Fred and George
Rice, who are soon to start for KIondike
Miss Eliza Pendleton of Islesboro visited
riends in Belfast Jan 9th She is still un-
able by reason of i'll health to return to her
duties in Camden.
| Miss Zaidee b. Carter arrived home FRI
day evening from Clifton Springs, n. "
where she has position as stenographer at
the Sanitarium, for vacation of two weeks
Miss Nellie Thompson, who has been as
sisting Rev, 0. H, Fernald in revival ser
vices in Searsport is in town and will assist
Rev. G.. 6. " nslow for a few evenings, be
ginning Thursday evening, Jan. 18th.
| MIR. and Mrs. Reuben Ilsley and son
have been visiting Mrs Ilsleys parents, MIR
and Mrs. Llewellyn Morrill,, in Waterville,
and left Monday on their return to Abing-
ton Mass where MI. Ilsley is principal Of
the high school.
A letter has been received by relatives OF
| Mrs. John Hilman (nee Maud Thurlow)
from Dyea, Alaska where they, consisting
of her husband and miner, comfortably
situated for the winter They Will not at
tempt to 60 over the pass until spring.
/ Deer Isle Gazette
Mr. and Mrs ". II. Quimby went to Port
land Saturday, and from there to Boston
Monday. They leave the latter city to-day
for the sulphur springs in Mount Clemens,
Mich, whore Mrs. Qnimby goes for treat
meut.
Mr. Jabez W. Frederick of Boston, who
was in the employ of 7. W. Pitcher K Co, of
this city several years ago and has since
been with Brown, Durrell 4 Co, has opened
an office as Manufacturers Agent at 10g
| Kingston ST., Boston. His lines will be
handkerchiefs, aces, household linens and
jewelry for the dry goods trade. The firm
name will be j. w. Frederick & Co. which
has familiar sound.