The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-09-28
PERSONAL.


| business. :
| Horatio Spicer went to Brooks Monday to
remain few weeks.
Mrs. Kate S. Burr of Patten is visiting her
uncle, L. H. Murch.
Isaac Dunbar of Vinalhaven was in Bel
fast recently on business.
| j. II. Jones of Bangor was in this CITY
Saturday on business.
James Welch went to Portland Monday
for surgical treatment.
Mrs. Fannie Ulmer Smith of Rock land is
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Arthur Roberts and II. W. Davis went to
North Jay Monday for work.
Sumner Greeley of Hampden visited
friends in Belfast last week.
L. Fl. Jipson went to Exeter Monday to
| serve as policeman at the fair.
Ralph G. Lombard returns to Boston this
week to attend the Dental College.
Miss Maude E. Ellis has gone to New York
for the latest styles in millinery etc.
Mrs. sylvesta Thompson of Bangor visit
ed at John McTaggArt's the past week.
r. T. Rankin of this city has been reap
pointed an inland fish and game warden
B. N. Fish and wife OF Winterport visited
Mrs. F.'s brother, P. S. Staples, last week.
Mrs. A. X. Jackson went to Burnham
Saturday to visit her brother, Millard Gill
| more.
o. D. Wilson, Esq, of Searsmont arrived
last Friday to visit his sons and attend
court.
Miss Bernice Rogers went to Watervile
last Friday to resume her studies at Colby
College.
Miss E. Fl. Patch returned last Thursday
from Boston, where she has been to buy fall
millinery.
Frank Barker, bookkeeper for L. I. Shales
& Co., is spending the week at his home in
| Centre Montville
Mr. and Mrs R. P. Chase are in New
York, where Mrs. c. is selecting her fall
stock Of millinery.
| Mrs. j. NJ. Fletcher has moved from the
Bailey house on Church street to her former
home, 153 Main street.
Mrs. W. w, Simpson of Lowell returned
home last Friday, after spending the sum
mer at S. G. Simpsons.
Mrs. Sanborn, matron of the Girls Home,
was called to Norway Saturday to attend
the funeral Of relative.
Daniel Carleton of Medford. Ind left
| Thursday for Winterport after d short visit
at Prentiss Colson's in this city.
Mrs. 2. S. Staples and Mrs. Fred n. savery
went to Portland Monday TO attend the
State Convention of the W. G, L, y.
Charles E. Paul and Avrille Redman went
to Boston Sept. 2lst to enter upon their last
year at the Institute of Technology.
Miss A. f. Southworth, who is visiting N
Lebanon, N. H, will 20 to CharlesJowu
Mass, for visit before returning home,
Mrs. Geo. o. Tibbetts and Little child, who
have been VISITING in Bangor ana Belfast
left here Friday for their home in Boston.
Mr. Edwin S. Bowker il occupying the
lower and j, F. Peterson the upper tenement
in the J. W Knowlton house on Miller street
Mrs E. A Jones of the Revere House re-
turned last week from a short VISIT to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Achorr Of Cam
den.
Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Foster and son Wi
liam Q. of Portland arrived last Thursday
and We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. " II.
Quimby at Rocky Point until Monday
Miss Florence Wells is in Boston. Mrs.
B. F. Wells will join her this week aud
both will 90 to New York to the millinery
openings and buy fall and wiGter goods,
Capt Geo. T. Ranlett, late CT tna Boston
Board of Health steamer Vigilant, has bought
the J. w Jones house on upper High street
and will reside here, having retired from
! the service.
Arson L. Moody of Excelsior, Minn., is
visiting his brother, W II Moody OF Lib
erty. He has been in the West twelve
years The brothers called friends in
Belfast yesterday.
Mrs. H. B. Cunningham left Monday fer
Boston to attend the millinery openings and
buy goods She was joined by her millner,
MISS bOId SdStyi W uc LIDS Dttl III ooStJIl
several weeks for the same purpose.
Misses Margaret Hazeltine and Nina Poor
returned to Wellesley College last week to
resume their studies. Miss Poor was elected
leader of the Glee Club at the close of til
! last recess, and was to lead N a concert Sat
urday evening.
United States Senator Taiiaferro iefU last
week for Florida, accompanied by his young
est daughter far as Baltimore, where she
is to attend school. Mrs. and Miss Taliaferro
left yesterday for Florida. We hope to see
| them all here again next summer
Hon Fred Atwood of Winterport attend
ed the tenth annual banquet by the Hon,
Frank Jones to the agents Of the Granite
State Fire Insurance company, If which he
is president. 1t was given at the paatial
WentwN nth in Newcastle, Tuesday evening,
Sept. 10, and was largely attended
Major Herbert NJ. Lord paymaster U. S.
A, has just returned to Havana after a trip
of four thousand miles through the island of
Cuba, di5bursing the three million dollars
which our government paid to Gomez i
army. The weather was oppressively hot
and the work was exacting, but Major Lord
writes that he is in excellent health He