The Republican journal., 1898-09-22
PERSONAL.

Herbert S. Morey went to Boston Tues
day on business.
Miss Ethel Staples left Monday for visit
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Patience Heal of Lincolnville is vis-
iting relatives in Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Smith of Union are
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. w. P. Frye accompanies Senator
Frye to the Paris peace conference.
Mrs. Edith Graves went to Bangor Tues
day to visit her father, B. 7. Black.
Mrs. G. Fl. Field and c. H Walden went
to Boston Saturday for short visit.
Lewis F Poor went to Boston Monday on
business for his brother, Geo r. Poor.
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert 7. Colburn of Tole-
do, Ohio, are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Jennie Tweed OF Boston visited rela
tives in Belfast last week, returning Satur-
day.
Mrs. 1. H Sherman and daughter Flora
went to Winterport Tuesday to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Sherman went to Bos-
ton Tuesday after spending the summer in
Belfast.
W. c. Marshall went to Lewiston Monday
to attend a meeting of the State Fair
trustees.
Miss Carrie Robbins of Boston returned
home Saturday after a visit of few weeks
in Belfast.
Miss B. j. Briggs of Auburn returned
home Monday from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs
W. L. Hall.
Rev. Geo. S. Mills went to Saco Monday
to attend the State Conference of Congrega-
tional churches.
Fred A. Johnson left Monday for Bosto II
and New York to buy dry goods for his fall
and winter trade
Duncan McAndless left Monday for New
Charles McAndless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P Chase left Tues
day for Boston and New York to buy fall
and winter millinery.
Miss Lillian Cressey of Morrill, left Mon
day for Howard, Il. L., after spending her
vacation in Belfast and Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. j. GreenIaw will 90 to
Alexander, Washington county, this week
to visit their son, Rev. W. P. Greenlaw.
Mrs Flora E. Madison left last Thursday
for her home in Terre Haute, Ind, after
spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. A
D. Chase.
Hon. I. II. Haskell and wife of Portland
We're in Belfast Saturday. They We're TAX
ing carriage drive from Ellsworth to Port
land, via Bangor.
Mrs. Gibson Carman and grandson, Mas
ter Rex MacKnight, left Saturday to return
to New York City, after spending the sum
| mer in Belfast.
| E. ID. Jones left on the boat Monday after
noon for New York direct. where he will
buy full lines Of china, glass and lamps for
the holiday trade.
I Mrs. Peter Klein and son Ulmer p Klein,
who have been visiting relatives in town
for two weeks left last Thursday for their
home in Aurora Ill.
Capt. Geo. W. Chase and wife left for
I Peru Tuesday after visiting reg atives in Bel
fast Their daughter, Miss Hama, will re-
main here and attend school.
Joseph 0. Whitcomb left last Friday to
return to the University of Maine at Orono.
He went via Rockand and South West
Harbor, where he had business
Messrs. F, J Rigby and Bert Drnkwater
of the Belfast Band left for Boston by the
1 20 p. m. train Tuesday to play in band
in the grand parade Wednesday,
Edmund P. Brown, who has been at home
III few weeks past, is rapidly recovering
and expects to return soon to his work for
the Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co.
Mrs. G. F. Robinson and daughter Lottie
returned home to East Somerville, Mass.
last Thursday, after spending the summer
with Mrs. r. sister, Mrs. 81. w Mariner
Miss j. W. Ferguson went to Boston Sat.
urday, and her milliner, Miss Jones, left for
New York They are attending millinery
openings and preparing for the fall and
winter sales.
Prof. R. j. Sprague, instructor of elo-
cution at Maine Wesleyan Seminary last
| year. mas just returned from his summer trip
abroad and is at Kents Hill visiting his old
| friends.
DR.. A. G. Ellingwood returned Sunday
! from Boston with a bride, nee Sara A
Haney of this city. They will begin house
keeping soon in the doctors residence on
High street.
| DR.. Fl. E. Knowlton of Cambridgepo
! Mass, arrived Tuesday for q short visit and
with c. P. Hazeltine is at Rocky Point cot
tage, Pitchers Pond, for the remainder OF
| this week.
| Miss Maude Ellis left last Friday to attend
the Boston and New York millinery open.
| ings for the fall and winter seasons. She
will return next week with full line of the
newest millinery goods.
| Luther S. Mason arrived home last week
| from the Crows Nest, Moosehead Lake. He
will return to Philadelphia about Oct. 1st, to
begin his third year in the medical depart.
ment of the University of Pennsylvania.
Mr. B. A. Roundy has been offered and
| accepted the leadership of a band aud Or