The Republican journal., 1899-09-21
Personal.

| business.
Miss Tena Jackson left Monday for visit
in Boston.
Mrs. j. F. Wilson went to Boston Monday
for short visit.
Mrs. A. F. Tasker of Haverhi H. Mass, is
visiting Mrs. John Frazier
Miss Maude E. Mathews went to Boston
| yesterday for a short visit
Postmaster j. W Black of Searsport was
in town Tuesday on business.
James Pattee. Esq, returned Saturday
from visit in Aroostook county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Smith of South
Hope are visiting friends in Belfast
Frank FL. Mayo, OF Mayo, White & Cat-
ter, made business trip to Bath last week
Mr. and Mrs r. z. Chase will go to New
York Saturday to attend the Dewey recep
ton.
Mr.. S. L. Hall and Mrs. Jas Richards of
Standpoint called on Belfast friends lass
Friday.
Miss Esther Colson returned to Boston
Monday after vacation spent in Belfast and
vicinity.
Mrs. W. E Rice and daughter Alice of
Norfolk, Va, are visiting Mr. and Mrs John
H. Quimby.
The Misses Mcdowell are occupv4n their
home on Northport avenue, next to the
Girls Home.
/, Miss Elena Chase left Monday to return to
her studies at the Burnham school in North
ampton Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Harris and son Louis
will leave for New York next Monday to
spend the winter.
A. L. Kellar of Rockport was in this city
Monday on his way to Orono to attend the
| University of Maine.
Wales r. Bartlett of Montville went to
Orono Monday to begin his junior year in
the University of Maine
Mrs. Annie Pierce of Washington, ID. c.,
leaves for home today after visit to Mr. T
W. Pitcher and other relatives.
Mrs. Smith of Cambridge. Mass, who has
been visiting Mrs. VIM 3. Swan, left Monday
for few days visit in Waterville.
Miss Azada Sprague and Mr.. George
ty, left for Lynn, Mass, Sept. 18th.
Judge ana Mrs. W. P. Whitehouse arrived
at their home in Augusta last Saturday
from three months sojourn abroad.
Miss Evelyn Morrison is expected nome
to-day She spent the summer with Mr. and
! Mrs. W. X. Morrison Of MINNEAPOLIS Mimi
Albert W. Thompson left Monday for
Clayton, n. NJ, after a short visit in Belfast.
Mrs. Thompson will remain some time long
er.
Mrs. Lorenzo Coombs and her daughter,
Miss W lnnfred, left Tuesday for their home
in Globe, Arizona, They spent the summel
in Belfast.
Arthur F. Brown Of this city ard Percy
L. Nickerson of Swanville left on the boa,
Sunday morning to attend the University ot
Maine, Orono.
Edwin Frost, who has been in the euploy
Of Hill 4 Haney At Northport, las euterea
the employ Of Thomas Cannon x Son the
Church street grocers,
Edwin Morey and family came to Belfast
Tuesday from Castlle IN their steam yacht
Princess, and left for home Wednesday
morning in private ear.
A. A. Howes and W. IL Qaimby expect 10
60 to Bangor next Tuesday to join the State
Board of Trade excursion to Washington
county-a three days trir.
Mrs. / NJ. Patterson of Los Angeles.
Cal, is visiting her son, Geo. r. Patter-
son of Poor Mills. She will return to
aliFornj.. tl,a 1Aat mi nftnhar
Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Foster and family are
tabLshed a. their Cumberland street resi-
dence after Unelr summer st Falmouth Fore
side. Portland sunday Times.
Il. G. Rankin, who recently closed his sum
mer dancing school in this city. left Boston
Sept 18th for Yreka. Calf, where he Will he
similarly engaged during the winter.
| Misses Fannie A. Sargent and Freierica
NJ Cook returned Monday morning from
Isesboro, having been ON a visit at the
home OF Capt and Mrs. f " Pendletou
Mrs. Chas l.. Haskell and daughter Jessi-
ca left Monday for Wellesley, Mass, where
the latter is attending college. Mrs. II re-
sides in Wellesley when school is in session.
Rev. G. S. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs H. Nj
Prentss and Willis S. Hatch went tc Boston
Sept Goth TO attend the meeting Of the
International Council of Congregational
churches.
Mrs. Georgia S. Peudteton has returned
from Camden and W. spend the winter at
her home on Northport avenue. Her mother,
Mrs Meade of North Brookheld, Mass, Will
be with her.
Edward H. Kelley, managing editor Of
Of the Bangor Commercial. - visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben jam II Kelley Of
East Belfast. Mr.. Kelley has a vacation OF
| two weeks.
! Louis Poor arrived Tuesday morning from
| Boston to spend weeks vacation at his ol
| home. He was valuable member of the
Belfast Band and one of his first visits was
| to the band rooms.
+. l.. Palmer of Monroe, Chas D Fernad
| of North Searsp0rt and Frank Rowe of
| Brooks went TO Rockland Monday 80 attend
the reunion Of the Fourth Maine Infantry
and Second Maine Battery.