The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-03-31
PERSONAL.

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last week on business.
Aonzo Hart arrived from Lawrence Sat-
urday to visit relatives.
F. E. Crowley of Augusta spent Sunda Y
with his family in this city.
Arthur Ritchie, Esq, of Liberty was in
town last Friday on business.
Mrs. A. K. P. Moore left last Thursday to
visit relatives in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Welch visited
friends in Brooks few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs Milford West returned last
week from visit in Boston and vicinity
Miss Verna Page is spending her school
vacation with her father in Haverhill, Mass.
Mrs Frank w. Patterson arrived home
last Saturday from visit in Jacksonville,
Fla.
Hon. A. E. Nckerson of swanville arrived
home Saturday from business trip to Read
ing. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Howes returned last
Thursday evening from visit of ten days in
Boston.
Miss Hattie P. Clements left Wednesday
morning for a vacation in Boston and
vicinity
James E. Doak of Marlboro, Mass, arrived
by steamer Saturday to visit his brother,
Geo. r. Doak.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, went to Bangor,
Saturday to attend the funeral of Gen
Chas. W. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin A. Hubbard left Fri
day morning to join an excursion party to
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Alice Cobbett of Barre, VT, arrived
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. Maria
Macomber, who is quite ill.
Mrs. Anna Adams returned to Boston
last Friday from visit to her mother, Mrs.
G. F. Morrison of this city.
VIM. F. Mutt of Fairfield was it this city
last Friday and Saturday in the interests of
the Fidelity Rupture Cure Co.
Henry S. Marden ran as fireman on the
Belfast branch freight train a few days last
week in exchange with John Vigue.
Mrs. E. E. Wescott returned home from
Boston Saturday, where she had been for
surgical treatment of one of her feet.
Percy Ellis has completed course of
study at Corners Commercial College Bos-
ton, and is employed IN the store OF Sidney
Kalish.
Mrs. H. B. Cunningham went to Boston
last Saturday to buy her spring millinery.
She was accompanied by Miss A. f. South
worth.
Fred Niekerson, employed by Mathews
Bros. as engineer, has taken the Triggs
house opposite the mill, and moved in
yesterday.
Mrs. r. G. Dyer of Portland visited her
daughter, Mrs. Percy Thompson of Clinton,
last week, and spent Sunday with friends
in Belfast
Miss Sarah Orne Jewett the authoress,
who is to pass the spring in Europe, is spend
ing few days at her mothers home at
South Berwick.
Mrs. A. A. Packard and son Ansel left
after a visit Of several months to Mrs. P's
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Ansel Wadsworth.
Charles w. Ellis of Aspen. Colo, who ac-
companied the remains of the late E. G. Bas-
sick to Bridgeport, ct, visited his old home
in Waldo the past week. He left Monday
on his return
William and Edward Barton of Vi nal
haven came to Belfast Saturday to attend
the funeral of the wife of their brother,
Rufus C. Barton, They returned home
Monday.
The naval orders issued at Washington
last week included in the list of officers
transferred from one vessel or station to
another ensign w. V. Pratt, detached
from the Annapolis and ordered to the May
flower. March 31st."
John 81. Quimby went to Portland last
week and returned by Saturday evenings
train with Mrs. William III, Quimby, who
has been in that city some time for medical
treatment Her health is considerably i'm
proved.
Walter Poor spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Poor. He has a
situation as travelling salesman for the
Gibbons Manufacturing Co. of Baltimore in
the gents furnishing goods line. His head
quarters are in Boston, and he is to travel in
New England.
The announcement that Judge Fogler
would hold his first term of court in Andros-
coggin county in September was erroneous.
Judge Fogler will take the assignments
made originally for Judge Foster and will
begin his official duties by presiding over
the Androscoggin county court at Auburn,
beginning April 10Th.
Capt John W. Bennett left Tuesday for
Gloucester to take command for the season
of the auxiliary steam Yacht CLEAN, own
ed by Henry W. Savage of Boston. The
Clean is 6S feet long, II feet beam, feet
inches depth. and her gross tonnage is 81 50.
She was built in Weymouth, Mass, in 1856
Capt. Bennett will take her to New York,
and fit her for the seasons cruising.
| Reuel Robinson of Camden, ex- Judge OF
probate for Knox county, and editor of the
Camden Herald, will remove to Rockland
| shortly, and open an office for the practice
| of law Judpa Robinson NAV he a candi-