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

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Almerin Dickey went to the White Noun
taiDs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hervey are visiting in
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Frances Murch visited relatives in
Rockland last week
Mrs. Relief S. Brier went to Boston Satur.
day to visit her son.
Rev. r. 7. Hack of Portland made brief
visit here last week.
Mrs. Leslie Neal left Saturday for a visit
, in ambridgeport, Mass
Miss Myra Porter of Boston arrived Thurs
day to visit Miss Kate Taylor.
James G. West arrived last Saturday from
Brockton, Mass, for a short visit
| Mrs. Horace Wiggin of Rockland was a
guest of Mrs. S. L. Milliken last week
| Misses Rela and Ida Thorndike of Cam
den visited Mrs. W. J. Prize last week
| Mrs, John Dolloff went to Orrngton Sat-
urday to visit her sister, Mrs. R. Lufkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. U. White went to Brock
'o'if AheN'o's ohSttNtoy W . Jcuu Vic WluGcT.
DR.. G. P. Bean returned to Boston Satur-
day after few days visit to relatives here.
Mrs 0. D. Bowers and daughter Hazel of
Camden arrived Saturday to visit relatives.
Miss Lena French of Thomaston is visit
ing her aunt, Miss Sarah r. Gardner of this
city.
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visit to Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Griffith in Au-
gusta.
! Dr. John Stevens of Bangor visited his
son, DR.. John Stevens, Jr., of this city last
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Knowlton of Camden
attended the funeral of j. w. Knowlton Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Fred Timm and daughter Lizzie left
last Thursday for visit of several weeks in
Boston.
Mrs. Harry Hane and children of Boston
returned home Saturday from visiting rela-
tives in Belfast.
Mr.. Charles Woods and wife of Arlington.
Mass, returned home Friday, after visiting
at j. F. Sheldons.
Mrs. n. P. Bean arrived last week from
Boston for short visit to her daughter Mrs.
| Abbie B. Cox, Congress street.
M. G. Norton has been quite III for three
weeks, but is again able to be out He went
to Augusta Monday for short visit.
Miss Ethel Grant of Lynn, Mrs. Rouillard
and children, Richard and Rose of Boston,
visited friends in Belfast last week
| John E. Hart of Burnham attended the
reunion of the First Maine Cavalry at
Merrymeeting Park, Bath Sept. 18th.
Mrs E. A. Barnes, who has been spending
the summer with friends in Belfast and
Northport, returned to Lowell Saturday.
DR.. scully and wife of New York visited
at E. r. Thompson's last week, and then
Went to Searsmont to visit Randlett Ness
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Clarke returned to
the city last Friday after a few weeks so.
journ at the Salmond cottage, Little River
Mr.. James Gammans and daughter Edith
returned to Boston by last Friday mornings
train, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gammans.
Mayor Poor aud family returned to the
city Monday from a weeks soiourn at Swan
Lake, during which time they attended the
Monroe fair
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sidney B. Keene, who have
been visiting DR.. E. A. Wilson and Ned Will
son, left for their home in Sonerville Mass.
last Thursday
Mrs. Rachael Roix of Boston and Mrs. G.
Hayford Of Presque Isle guests of Mrs
f. L. Oak on High street, Caribou. Aroos-
took Republican.
Rev. H. |. Holt is continuing his studies
at the E. NJ. G. Seminary, Bucksport, but re-
turns to Lincolnville every Saturday to hold
services on Sunday.
A. o. Hall and E. o. Pendleton of Belfast.
I. H. B. Prescott of Searsport and r. B.
Smith of Morrill, attended the reunion of the
18th Maine in Bangor Sept 18th.
Miss Della Hills of East Northport is at
tending the Castine Normal School, Her
sister, Miss Esther Hills, will go 10 Rock
land later to attend the Commercial College.
Mrs. Sanborn, matron of the Girls Home,
went to Bethel last week with girl who had
been adopted by family there, made short
visit to friends in Norway and returned to
Belfast Monday.
Mrs. Fred B. Canney of Foxcroft, Miss
Maud Barker and Mrs, Allard of Belfast and
Miss Mabel Buffers of Bangor, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Barker of Caribou. Miss
Barker is the daughter of David Barker, one
OF the best known and truest poets Maine
has ever had. [Aroostook Republican.
A. FL. A. Groesuhner returned to Water
town, Mass, by Mondays boat after his usual
summer sojourn in Northport. His family
went home last week. The steam yacht
Idalette will now go out of commission and
be hauled out in Carter's yard.
Mrs. B. P. Hazeltine has closed her house
here and left Monday for Boston, where she
will spend the winter. She was accompanied
by her son, Mr.. Rex Hazeltine, who will al =.
tend school in Boston. Miss Annette W.
White has taken rooms at 26 Miller street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Kalish and daughter
Annie left Saturday for a winters soiourn
in the West They will spend month with
their son Arthur S, in Burlington, Iowa, an
other month with Paul in Sioux City, then
20 to the principal cities of California. They