The Republican journal., 1898-04-07
PERSONAL.


land.
H. F. Gowell went to Boston Monday on
| business.
| A.C Sibley was in Exeter, n H, yesterday
| on business.
| S. W. Lewis went to Boston Monday night
on business.
Edward Johnson, Esq was in Belfast the
| last Of the week.
R. F. Dunton, Esq, was in Unity last FRI
day on business,
w. c. Tuttle went to Lewiston last Thurs
day on business
| B. F. Wells, Jr., made business trip 10
Boston last week.
terday for few days.
Fred A. Hartman of Watervlle was in
town on business Tuesday
Mrs. w. H. Wiggin returned to Portland
| Monday from a visit in Belfast.
| Sumner c. Pattee is DIT home from Bow
doin College for short vacation.
M ISIS Jane a NitLtildb diIlNou nom Soo-
ton Saturday for short vacation.
| Miss Jennie Whdden arrived home Sat
urday from a visit in Massachusetts.
j. w. Knowlton spent Sunday with his
son. Dr. +. A. Kaowlton of Fairfield
Miss Clara BeaUtner of St. Louis, Mo, is
guest of Miss Margaret 2. Hazeltine.
| E;oll <.
urday from visit in Bloomfield, n. j.
Mrs Esther Carter left Monday to visit
relatives in Waltham and Maiden, Mass
Horatio Spicer returned Saturday from
Massachusetts, where he spent the winter,
Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton will arrive in
Belfast this Thursday evening for a short
visit.
F. W. Shepherd left Monday to visit his
son, DR.. Fl. l.. Shepherd, of Winchester,
Mass.
W. C. Marshall went to Auburn yester-
day to attend a meeting of the State Fair
trustees.
Fred W. Pote went to Boston by raj, last
Friday to resume his duties on the steamer
City of Bangor.
Mrs. j. c. Written left Monday To visit
her daughter, Mrs t L. Whittier of Mel
rose, Mass.
Miss Ellen D. Townsend arrived III Bel
fast Saturday evening from New Haven, CT,
where she spent her vacation.
Miss Edna Foote of Evanston, H., is
guest of Miss Nina Poor during their vtc4-
ton from Wellesley College,
Mrs Fred Storms of Rochester, n. Y,
who has been in Belfast since the death of
Capt. Charles Baker, returned home last
week.
Mrs. A. S. Stoney and her two little
daughters left last Thursday for short visit
to Mr.. Stoney, WHO has situation III Cam
bridgeport, Mass,
Daniel .. Bowen of Morrill, took the oatA
of office az justice OF the Peace and Quorum
before Tleston Wadliu. Esq. pedmos
justice, last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman 4. johns N Of
Centre Montviue were in Belfast Monday
ON their way to Boston and vicinity tul a
visit of three or four weeks.
Charles F Shaw is confined to tllr house
by the prevailing epidemic of plnkey. The
engine ou the passenger train is in charge OF
Henry Murch of Watervlle.
Sidney McTaggart visited friends IN Bel
fast last week. He is night telegraph
operator at the railroad station i'll Forest,
but is to be transferred to Old Town soon.
DR.. and Mrs E A Wilson arrived home
Friday from Burlington, VT, and expect to
remain about ten days. Dr.. Wilson came
to perform some surgical operations with
Dr. G G. Kilgore,
Mrs. Lttletield and daughter, Miss Efie
NJ. Littleield, of Winterport, visited friends
in Belfast last week Miss Littleteld was
on her way home from Boston, where she Is
employed in an institution of rescue work.
O. O. Cross of Watervile was one of
party who left the Kennebec valley Mon
day for kondlke Mr.. Cross is we'll known
in Belfast, having visited here frequently as
District Deputy Of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen.
Chaplain D. H Tribou, U S. n, formerly
OF Camden, is lecturing on The old navy
and the new" before the Grand Army
Posts, Sons of Veterans, etc, in Massachu-
setts. His lecture is illustrated by TO sterop-
ticon views of ships and seamen.
Letters from H. E. Mcdonald and party
announce that they have arrived at lake
, Bennett, via the White Pass. They write
, that the weather, climate and hardships
are much mere severe than they even
dreamed of. Their tent is pitched IN an ex-
cavation in the snow 6 feet deep, and they
are then feet above the ground.
The last intelligence from that gifted wo-
man, Rev. Myra Kingshury, of Sheshequin,
Pa, is that there is no hope of her recovery.
\ change of physicians has been made, but
. the latest gives no more encouragement
than the first. Her suiferugs are very
great hut patiently and herocally borne
and with heart over flowing with love to
all the world. and especially to her beloved
Zion. The Universaist Leader of April II.
H. l.. Woodc0ck has received a letter
from Z. W. Gould dated at st Fauls Hos
pital, Vancouver Mar. 9th, i'll which the
doctor W rites that he is gaming slowly from