The Republican journal., 1899-10-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Edith Graves went to Bos ton Thurs
day. for visit.
Chas II. Maxfield was in Waterville
Monday on business.
Emery Cook of Waterville was in Belfast
Monday on business.
Mrs. Walter H. West left Monday to spend
| the winter in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Staples visited friends
in Rockland last week.
Miss E. NJ Pond went to Portland Monday
to attend the music festival.
Willis A. Gates of Portland is at Kineo
with party of deer hunters.
Mrs. J. G. Damon went to Bangor Satur
day for a visit of week or more
Harold T. Sibley left last Friday to resume
his studies in Dartmouth College,
George Knowlton went to Boston Monday
to work i'll the Ferguson bakery.
Charles I. French arrived from Lowell,
Mass, Saturday for short visit
Miss Isabel Towle is teaching the fall
term of intermediate school in Greenville.
went to Boston last Friday for a short visit.
Miss ENERGY CHM left Monday to visit
friends in Philadelphia and Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Shaw spent Sunday
in Bucksport with Mr. and Mrs, E. L. War
rem.
Mrs. Julia Garret and Miss Ella. Burgess
of Meriden, CT, are guests of Mrs. Ezra l..
| Talbot.
Mrs. j. F. Wilson arrived home last Satur-
day from Boston, where she had been for
medical treatment.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan arrived home from
Boston Saturday morning and returned by
train Monday noon.
True Hayford is at home from Kineo.
After short visit at home he expects to 90
south for the winter.
Mrs. Susan M. Craig and Miss Lucy A. E.
Palmer visited their sister, Mrs Smith of
Sears mort. last week.
Otis Alden left Monday for Massachusetts
to spend the winter. He will visit friends
in Chelsea short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins McCarty returned
home last Saturday, after spending the sum
mer at Temple Heights.
Mrs A. F. Tasker of Haverhill Mass, re-
turned home last week from visit to Mr
and Mrs, John ID. Fraser.
Miss Helen Sheldon has returned to her
employment in Boston after a visit to her
mother, Mrs. Rose Sheldon.
Albert G. Wells will return home this
week from Mt. Kineo, where he has been
employed during the summer.
MIS-. NJ. |. Stevens Of Belfast and Mrs L.
f. Pitcher Of Northport went to Camden
last Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. j. I. Lothrop and Miss Georgia
Sweetland Of Rockland spent Sunday with
Mrs. Il. E. Candage Of this city.
Rev. 6, G Winslow went to Bangor Sat-
urday. He preached in the Grace M E.
church Sunday forenoon and evening
Frank Il. Clement and wife returned to
Howard, r. L, last Thursday, They are
employed in State institutions in that city.
Mrs. MareelIus Veazie Of Isles boro and
Mrs w. ". Carter of Belfast returned home
last Friday from a short visit in BockIand
Capt. Geo. f. Ryan came from Rockland
Saturday to attend the marriage of his
daughter Lucy and MIR William II Nicker-
j son.
Rev. Geo. 5. Mills returned home last
Friday from Boston, where he attended the
Internal Onal Conference of Congregational
churches.
Mrs. William R Holt ana daughter left
here by train Thursday for Concord, n. H .
where she was called by the sudden death
of her brother, Fred Huston,
Edmund z Brown is spending two week 8
vacation with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
; Frederick W Brown. He is night agent of
J the B &, A. railroad at Milo.
Capt, Sylvester Fhinney, who is building
roads IN Isle an Haut, was in Belfast the
; first Of the week on business. His work
this year viii continue until late in the fall
Henry S. Cunningham went to Boston
Saturday, to JOIN his wife, who was in that
city buying fall millinery, They returned
Tuesday, accomanied by Miss Casey, Mrs.
C.'s milliner.
The steam yacht Aria with a Bangor
party on board arrived here last Saturday
afternoon and on her return up river took
home Chief Justice Peters and his steno-
; grapher, Mr. Smith.
A number Of the young friends of Misses
Maude and Lillian Thurston met at their
home at the Head of the Tide last Saturday
evening and all had very enjoyable time
Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs William Henderson of St.
John, n. B., spent Sunday with Mrs. Olive
Cooper. They on their bridal tour. Mrs.
: III. is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hayford of ST. John, formerly of Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. j. 6. Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| n. Black, Mr. and Mrs Elias Il. Thompson,
Drs. A. o. and G. W. Stoddard, L. l.. Gent
ner and Fred HI. Mathews attended the fair
at Union last week. They report a good fair
with fine exhibits of fruits and vegetables
Mr. and Mrs. F. S, Brick were in Bangor
a few days the past eek. They attended the
wedding, Tuesday evening, of E. NJ. Bland
ing, editor of the Industrial journal and
Miss Ina Louisa, daughter of D. w. Potter