The Republican journal., 1898-09-22

uay IN BrookS.
Mrs. Essie P. Carle went to Boston Satur
day to buy goods.
Capt. n. S. Lord visited relatives in
Brooksville last week
Mrs. Sarah W. Bean arrived home last
Saturday from Aroostook
W. R. Howard was in Boston few days
the past week on business.
Mrs. B. F. Wells left Saturday for Boston
and New York to buy millinery.
Mrs Charles H. Coombs went to Vinal.
haven Saturday to visit relatives.
Clifton NJ. Gray left Saturday to resume
his studies III Harvard Divinity School
F. 4. Porter Of Boston arrived Saturday
70 visit friends III Belfast aud Montville
James McCabe and wife of Charlestown.
Mass, visited relatives IN Belfast last week.
Abirum Merrlthew arrived last THURSDAY
from South Boston for short stay in Bel
fast.
Mrs Eta Weymouth of Boston returned
home Friday after visiting relatives in this
city.
Percy and Roy Weber left Monday for
Portland to attend the Shaw Business Col
lege.
Mrs. Geo. W Lewis and daughter Mrs.
Wagner, left last Thursday for Plymouth.
Mass.
Miss Zaidee B. Carter arrived last Thurs
day from Clifton Springs, n V, for a short
visit.
Mrs. Martha G. Gray left Saturday to visit
her daughter Mrs. W. B. Snow of Maiden
Mass.
Mrs Alberta Percival of Portland visited
her mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Coombs, the
past week,
Mrs. w. L. Miller Went to Lewiston
yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs w. P.
Underwood.
Mrs. I. S. Ford of Swanville left last
Thursday for New York to visit her son,
Martin T. Ford.
Mrs Sarah E. Gilmore returned to Haver-
| hill, Mass, last Thursday, after spending the
summer in Belfast.
| Mr.. and Mrs George Dea n of Haverhill
returned home last Thursday, after visiting
| friends in this city.
| Mrs. Mary Leonard of Brooks visited
friends in Belfast last week and left Satur-
day for St George.
A. W. Thompson Of Clayton, n. NJ, ar
rived last Thursday to visit his father.
| Horatio 2. Thompson
Henry W. Dunton arrived home last week
! from Deering and has gone to Barre, VI,
! where he has employment.
| Miss Lizzie Aborn of Lowell, Mass, return
ed home last Saturday from a visit TO her
bro theirs and sister in this city
Mr. and Mrs. H. H Mcdonald of Maiden
and Miss Frances j. Dyer arrived last FRI
| day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. d, W. Dyer
| Mr.. aud Mrs. Waldo B. Newton of Boston
returned home Friday from a visit to Mrs
~ parents, M. and Mrs j. A Gilmore
Arthur Brown of Bangor, formerly Super
| intendent of the Bangor & Aroostook Rail
road. visited friends in Belfast last week
| Mr. E, d. Burd of Vest Medford Mass,
came To Belfast to attend the funeral of his
uncle George Bird, and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Caswell OF Beverly, Mass, is
visiting her brother. Joseph G Patterson of
this city, and relatives in neighboring towns
/ Paul Carnes is again able to walk without
crutches. His broken leg has healed per
fectly. He was attended by DIR. John
Stevens.
Mrs. Fl. j. Chapman left last Saturday
for Warrens Falls, n. H.. to visit her daugh-
ter, and from thence to Worcester, Mass, to
spend the winter.
| ii. G. Pitcher was in ArOostoolx county
last week looking after his potato business
His son Ralph is to buy potatoes in Caribou
| the coming winter.
Percy Shorey and Arthur F. Brown have
returned to the University of Maine Two
of their schoolmates, Bailey and Bird, have
married since last term.
Mrs. Oliver Andrews and daughter, Miss
Andrews, returned last week to their home
in Rockport after a six weeks visit in Bel
fast and Northport, the guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. A. Howes.
Policeman Jipson took his vacation from
| duty here and served at Monroe fair last
week. Policeman w. H. Staples (truckman
BilD served as special officer at Monroe
for the Humane Society. W. l.. Hanson
served on the night force here il place Of
| Mr.. Jipson.
d. NJ. Belches. Esq, of Winterport in re-
newing his subscription to The journal
casually mentioned the fact that he attained
his S7th year last month. But his hand
writing is clear and legible, showing no
signs of age, and We hope our venerable
| friend may round ont his century.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Hennessev left last
| Thursday for their home in Montana. Mr.
Hennessey is a Past Grand Master of the
| Montana Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, and
| is their Representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, hence he and his wife will re-
| main this week in Boston
John Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Wilson of this city, and who eft Belfast
| nine years ago, is now proprietor of the Blue
| Lakes Resort, Bertha, Lake county Cali
| fornia, and the illustrated circular received