The Republican journal., 1899-10-12
PERSONAL.

w. w. Gates went to Pittstield on business
last Friday.
M G. Black went to Boston last Thursday
on business.
Mrs. Hannah Whitten visited friends in
| Union last week.
Miss Lottie Leach of Penobscot is visiting
Mrs. E. L. Talbot.
Mrs. R. S. Smart went to Bangor Tuesday
to spend the winter.
Henry Davidson went to Brewer last Fri
! day for short visit.
| A. P. Benner went to Boston last Thurs
day to spend the winter.
Miss Lizzie Page left Monday morning to
visit friends in New York
Waldo Chaplin left Saturday for Hartford
IT., where he has employment.
Mrs. j. F. Sheldon returned Saturday
| from a visit in Massachusetts.
Miss Tena Jackson arrived home Saturday
from visit of two weeks in Boston.
Mrs. Fred H. Mathews went to Newton,
Mass, last Monday for q short visit.
| w IL. MCLelldIl, ESel. anu L. L. CHdSe d.
tended the Music Festival in Bangor.
| Miss Rosa Pendleton is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ruth Barclay of Winthrop, Mass.
Warren A Pitcher and wife left for Wor-
cester, Mass, Saturday for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman returned
from Boston yesterday from short visit.
Miss Estelle Bacon of Unity was a guest
of MIR. and Mrs. F. L. Harmon last week
Mrs. Hannah Wilson returned home Oct
| 4th from d visit of three weeks in Rockland
| Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gilchrest are to
occupy part of the Bailey house on Church
street.
Mrs. Fred Timm and daughter Lizzie ar
rived home Saturday from a visit in Massa-
chusetts.
Joseph E. Thombs left Saturday for South
Bend, Ind, to visit his sister, Mrs. c. L..
Millhouse.
Mrs. Charles B. Hazeltine and Miss Louise
Hazeltine attended the Music Festival in
| Bangor last Week.
| DR.. Fl. E. Knowlton and wife returned
Thursday to Cambridgeport, Mass, after a
short visit in Belfast.
! Roy Webber, formerly with Geo. w. Bur-
kett, is employed in the store of L. Fl. Soper
& Co. in Waterville.
| Miss A. F. Southworth returned last Fri
day evening from visits in Lebanon, n H
| and Charlestown, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Madden Of Greenfield returned
home Tuesday from a two weeks visit to her
son, George W. Madden
Miss Geneva Thompson went to Lawrence,
Mass. Monday to spend the winter with her
aunt. Mrs. Maria Brainerd.
Miss Annie Shute returned to Boston
Saturday after spending a short vacation
with her parents in this city.
John Fl. Healey returned home last week
from Somes' Sound, Mt. Desert, where lie
has been at work III a stone shed.
MIR. and Mrs. John A. L. Spaulding re-
turned Saturday to Whitman, Mass, after a
short visit in Belfast aud vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs. John W Doe of Bar Harbor
| made short visit in Belfast last Friday on
their way home from Rockland.
Mrs. Albert NJ. Carter returned last Thurs
day evening from Portland, where she at
tended the Maine Music Festival.
Edwin w. Davis and wife arrived home
Tuesday from Camden, where they have been
at work during the summer on the Sycamore
Farm.
Dr.. and Mrs. &. P. Lombard Will close
their North Shore cottage this week and
have taken rooms at j Q. Thompson s for
the winter.
Colonel Fred Atwood of Winterport was
in Augusta for a time, Monday, while upon
his way to make an official visit to the Re
| form school.
Mrs. Charles Ludwick and daughter left
Saturday for Boston, where they Will reside.
! They were accompanied by Mrs. L. g mother,
Mrs. E r. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Brackett left Tuesday
noon to attend the 42nd semi-annuai session
of the G. I. Grand Lodge of Maine in Pitts
field, Oct 18th and 10Th.
Adrian G. futile attended the New Eng
4 land convention OF Photographers IN Boston
last week. He made no exhibit, but went
for study and new ideas in his work.
Miss Carrie E. Gilmore entered the office
Of Critchett Sibey & Co. as bookkeeper
last Friday, and Saturday Miss Flora E
| Blake took the position vacated by Miss
| Gilmore with Swan & Sibley Co.
Mrs. Loren Fletcher left Saturday morn
irg for East Kingston, n. H, to join her has
band, Her SON Willis B. Fletcher, accom-
panied her, and after short visit in Eas,
Kingston will go to Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Geo. Ii. Smith and daughter Lizzie
May, who have been rusticating with the
family of Mr.. Philip Blethen in Thorndikt
the past three months, returned to then
home in Haverhill Mass, last Saturday.
M. G. Hill and E. H. Haney of Belfast
propretors of the store on the Northpor
Campground were in the city Friday OF
business. MIR. Hill was Belfasts capabl,
representative to the legislature at the las
session and was for some years supArinten
dent of the Northport Campground. Ban
| gor Commercial.
Francis B. Reed, of the Courier Citizel
Co., OF Lowell Mass. one of the larges