The Republican journal., 1899-09-14
PERSONAL.

Hon. R. W. Rogers went to Watervile
Monday on business.
Warren G. Jackson left Monday for visit
in Union and jefferson
Mrs. Amos Clement and children have re-
turned from Seal Harbor.
Mrs. Ahsel Wadsworth visited relatives
in Gushing the past week.
Miss Jennie Whiddon left Monday for
vacation in Everett, Mass.
j. H. Cooley and wife of Lincolnvile visit
ed friends in Belfast last week
Miss Mabel Ellingwood visited friends in
West Winterport the past week.
Capt 0. A. Wade left yesterday for Hart
ford, Ct, to join his vessel.
Mrs. r. Lufkin of East Orrington arrived
Monday to visit relatives in Belfast.
Gerald w. Howard returned home Mon
day from visit in West Winterport.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, went to Port
land Monday to attend the U. S. Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H Richards left
ANNpNioS
goods.
Miss Esther Colson arrived from Boston
Sunday to spend the week in Brooks and
Monroe.
Mrs. Charles Wilson and Master Warren
j. Berry of Rockland are visiting at w. c.
Jackson's.
hG1 Of T
visiting in Belfast and Northport left for
home Monday
The Pitcher sisters, who spend the sum
mers on their farm in Northport, returned to
Boston Monday.
Rufus Pendleton and family of Boston left
for home Monday after spending the summer
at Temple Heights.
Miss K. A. Jones left yesterday for WASH
ington, d. G., after spending the summer in
Belfast and vicinity
Hugh D. Mcclellan, Esq, has resigned as
Referee III Bankruptcy Tor aldo District to
take effect Octo b9r1st
Miss Belle Warren, who has been guest
OF Miss Margaret Hazeltine left for her
home in New York Monday.
Capt E. L. French arrived home yesterday
from New York, where his vessel, tile sch.
Austin D. knight, is discharging.
Mrs. Fannie A. Burrill and son OF Lynn.
Mass, who have been the guests OF Miss
Esther Frye, have returned home.
Mrs. Catherine James of Proctor, Vt, left
for home Tuesday, after spending the sum
mer with her son, James L. James
Misses Mary and Nora Ryder of Charles
town, Mass, returned home Monday after
spending the summer in Searamont
Horace Twombly and wife are spending
the week in Monroe. Eenworth Rogers
takes Mr., rs place in the railroad yard.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Ccombs ana daughter
Ava of Ninalhaven Were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George NJ ixer Of Camden last week.
Miss Mariana Clark of Kennebunk re-
turned home yesterday, after spending the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. Mary A Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Percival visited Mrs,
Percival's mother, Mrs. Mary A. Coombs,
the past week, returning to Portland Thurs
day.
Edward Thurston Of North Belfast left
Tuesday for Tewksbury, Mass, where he
has employment in the State Insane Asy-
lum.
Emery y. Pendleton, Albert O. Hall and
Roscoe 3. Smith Went to Bangor yesterday
to attend the reunion of the 10Th Maine Reg
iment,
Mrs. Forsyth an sister and Master George
Leggitt of New York, no have been spend
ing the summer at Saturday Cove left for
home Monday.
City Clerk L. H. Mu-ch is visiting his SIS
ter, Mrs. B, L. Smith of Patten Charles III
Sargent is deputy City Clerk during Mr..
Murch's absence
Miss Lu H. Littlefeld left Monday for
Corinna, where she has a position in the
primary school and she viii also teach elocu-
tion in the Academy.
Ross A. Parrish, who has been visiting
R. W. Rogers and family, left for Puerto
Rico Monday. He will stop awhile in Phil
adelphi on the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. E w. Ellis and Mrs. H E.
Ellis arrived home yesterday from Philadel-
phia, where they attended the National En-
campment G. A. r.
Mrs. Helen Conant of Bangor, formerly of
Belfast, was on the steamer Penobscot Mon
day bound to New York, where she is to Join
party for tour in Europe.
The Western Union telegraph office at the
Bay Point Hotel, Rockland, closed Sept 9th
and Miss Etfie l.. Clark the per ator. has re-
turned to her home in Belfast.
Walter j. Clifford has gone to Woodstock
N. B., to join his wife and daughter, who
have spent the summer there, and after a
two weeks vacation will acco mpany them
home.
Miss Myrtle E. Mitchell entered upon her
duties as principal Of the Grammar school
in Morrill, Village, Sept, l1th, and Miss
Grace Hall has again taken charge VI the
intermediate department.
John McTaggart, baggage master on the
passenger train, is ia king his vacation IN
Washington county. Ambrose Morrison
takes his place on the train and G. NJ Nc
Namara of Halowell is brake man.
w. Winslow and family after snend-