The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-01
PERSONAL.

u ~ IItcHer went 10 Boston Monday on
business
Clarence Conant went to Boston last week
for employment.
Mrs. Olive Cooper went to Portland Mon.
day to visit friends.
Mrs. Walter D. Staples went to Rockport
Monday to visit friends
Mrs. Edward R. Pierce spent last Sunday
with relatives in this city
Miss Linder Of Newton, Mass, is the guest
| of Miss Louise HazelUine.
Mrs. Nancy Heagan of Prospect is visit
ing her nephew, True S. Heagan
Miss Mary Pierce returned to Boston
Monday from a visit in Belfast.
Rev. A. 7. Ringold, wife and child return
ed Tuesday from visit in Rockland.
Mrs. j. 7. Conant went to Lowell, Mass.
Tuesday for visit of week OF more.
Geo F. Field and wife Of Boston spent
Sunday with his brother, Chas H. Field.
Mrs. II w. Dunton is in Vinalhaven visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amaziah Mills.
Misses Isabella add Marietta White of
Elmira, n. ", are visiting Mrs. Margaret
White
Miss Nellie Murphy of Woodstock, n B..
is visiting her sister, Mrs Walter j. Clf-
ford.
Mrs. A. A. Small and son Houston went
winthrop Tuesday for visit of two
weeks.
Hiram McAlister and family of Burnham
visited friends in Belfast and vicinity the
past week
Mrs. Ansel L. White of New York is
spending few weeks with her sister. Miss
Emily Alden
Judge and Mrs VIM. P Whitehouse have
| returned to Augusta from ten DAYS visit
to Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Quimby and Mrs. M.
Q. Marshall and son spent Sunday in Cam
den and Rockland.
DR.. A. Q. Stoddard Went 10 WatervilI4
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Josselyn
Botanical Society of Maine.
Mrs. Edward S. Hayward and son Prescott
mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Washburn.
E. j. Pitcher and family of Weymouth,
Mass, who have been visiting friends in
Belfast, returned home last week
G. W. Winslow and family of Westtield,
Mass, left for home Monday after spending
a vacation in Belfast and Northport.
Miss Louise Hazeltine entertained a party
Of friends Tuesday at tile cottage of her
father, c. B Hazeltine, at Murphv's Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chase and daughter
Ethel OF Boston Lave been spending few
days with Mr.. Glasses uncle, Geo s. Chase.
Geo, G. Howard Of Centre MontviIle was
IN Belfast Monday, on his return to Bucks
port to attend the fall term of tile seminary.
7. S. Ford OF Swanvin4 returned from
hockland Tuesday after tshng party to
the outer Islands OF the Bay lie had GOOD
catch Of nackeral
A. +. Peterson and bride Of Lynn, Mass,
We're on steamer City of Bangor Tuesday
morning, bound to searsport for a short
visit
Mr.. ami Mrs. Harry NJ, Prentiss We're in
Brewer Saturday, visiting Mr. Prentiss Old
home on their way home from a visit TIP
river
Mrs. Mae simons, and two sons, Furber
and Francis, from Providence, II. r.. have
been visiting at G. A. Leavitt's the past
week.
Miss Mabel V Bartlett of Waldo left here
Tuesday, Tor Lubec, where she is to begin
her third year teacher in the public
schools.
VIM. II Mcintosh was in Boston last
week, buying goods for his new grocery and
provision store, which he expects to open
about Sept. 10Th
Leigh Plasted of Searsmont spept Sum
day with his aunt, Mrs. Geo. D. McCrilIis.
and left Monday for kent's Hill to attend
the Seminary.
Miss 5. w. Pa liner returned To Portland
Monday after a short vacation in Belfast
and vicinity. She has position with the
Lakeside Press.
Mrs. John Day of Seattle, Wash, with her
daughter, Mrs. Bucklin, and granddaughter
Miss lin, are guests Of Capt and Mrs,
David II. Libby.
Rev. F. p. Flrber and wife of Clinton at
tended the 10Th Maine reunion held here last
week and remained a few days with their
nephew, G. A. Leavitt
Rear Admiral Gheradi, u S. n, was in
Belfast last Friday, accompanied by his
daughter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
&. Ben jamin of New York.
Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton and daughter
Katherine and Mrs. Lucius Hilton of Cam
bridge, Mass, will arrive to-day to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Sibley.
Misses Rebecca L. and Kate E. Cousens of
Brookline Mass, are visiting their aunt,
Miss Juliet A Wiggn. Their brother
John will join them next Sunday.
o. W Sims of Hallowel Mrs Ann
Spaulding, Mrs. Osgood Crawford and Miss
Jennie Morse of Augusta arrived Monday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. B. A, Roundy.
Charles Brown, who has been clerk for
John W. Jones' left Monday for Readville
or Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Brown, who pre-
coded, him will meet him in Connecticut.
John McTaggart, baggage master on the