The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-04-13
PERSONAL.

John Perry arrived from Rockland last
Thursday.
C.HerveyiHowes left yesterday for Boston,
on business.
Ebert J. Monroe went to Lewiston yester-
day, on business.
Rev. G. G. winslow was in Bucksport
Monday on business
Miss Emma Hchborn went to Boston yes
terday for short visit.
Mrs. Abbie Cox left Friday Tor several
weeks visit in Boston
Prof, Chas. d. Woods of Orono arrived
Tuesday to visit relatives
Peter F. Welch was at home from Hnrri
cane few days last week
l.. M Staples, Esq, Of " ashington was in
Belfast Tuesday on business.
Miss Bernice Rogers returned Monday to
her studies at Colby College.
Miss Lou Rogers is vistin her sister Ber
nice in Waterville for week
Chas r. Coombs was in Boston on busi-
ness few days the past week
| Mrs. G. c, Stinson of Rockport is visiting
her daughter, Mrs George Slower.
Frederick W. Brown returned Saturday
from business trip to Eastern Maine.
| F. Wallace Chase of Newtonville, NJ ass,
J made brief visit in Belfast last week
| DR.. E. W. Gould, who spent the winter at
| Matinicus, is visiting friends in Rockland.
| Miss Hattie Clements returned home last
Friday from a visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. J. Woods of Orono are
visiting Mr.. Woods brother, W M Nj. W Gods
Mrs. Martha j. Russ and Mrs George G,
Pierce visited friends in Boston the past
week.
| VIM. 81. Arnold and family have ret urned
to Belfast after spending the winter in Sears
mont.
Miss Abby NJ. Caldwell returned last
| Thursday from visit to her sister in South
| Berwick.
| Harold T. Sibley arrived home last Friday
from Dartmouth College for vacation of
ten days
! Miss Annie Metcalf went from the Girls
Home yesterday to home in ia MI
ly in Perry.
| Mrs l.. L. Hubbard Of Brunswick arrived
| Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. V. Miller.
Mrs. W. F. Underwood of Lewiston re
turned home Tuesday from visit of few
days in Belfast.
Irwin Bowden arrived home last week from
North Jay, where he has been employed
during the winter.
Charles Keith of Waterville, travelling
engineer of the NJ G. r, r., was in this city
on business Friday.
DR.. L. W, West, V. S, attended the. m eet-
ing of the Maine Veterinay Medical Associa-
ton in Augusta, yesterday
Capt. Pierce of steamer Penobscot return
ed home to Hampden from Boston asst
Thursday, for a short visit.
Miss Lucy Cushman of Montwlle will
teach at Simonton the coming term, in place
of Miss Carrie Fuller, resigned
Perry Coombs, engineer of steamer Castine,
is to take a vacation, during which his
brother Fred will take his place.
Ezra L. Talbot, fireman of the passenger
train on the Belfast branch, is taking short
vacation, visiting in Massachusetts,
The summer home of the late Harvey Il.
Hadlock, at Bucksport, has been sold for
boarding house for summer visitors
Misses Barr, Hazeitine, and Poor, with
the guest of Misses Hazelune and Elling-
wood, returned to Wellesley College yes
terday.
Mrs. r. Sbley OF Freedom, Me. is visiting
her mother Mrs. q. E Smith. We are glad
to report Mrs. Smith much better. Booth
bay Register.
William Fl Quimby went to Portland
Saturday on business connected with the
proposed electric road. Mrs. Quimby ac-
companied him.
Ralph l. Morse of Liberty was in Belfast
Monday night, on his return to Bates Col
lege from his spring vacation He is the
Ivy Day orator for 1899
Carl Coffin Bates 1900, spent part of his
vacation with his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Coffin. He returned to his h0me in Thorn
dixie Monday. TPittstield Advertiser.
Corp. B. B. Grant and wife are visiting
Mrs. G.'s parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H
Trussell. Corp Grant was a member Of the
9Th Massachusetts volunteers, and was re
Gently mustered out
Capt. Daniel Nichols of Searsport was in
Rockport last Thursday EN- route for Waldo
boro. He guest of Capt and Mrs
Stanley Amsbury at Rev. I E. Brastow
Thursday evening
The directors of the Society of the Preven-
ton of Cruelty to Animals met in Portland
April 9th and elected officers fol the ensuing
year. Charles B, Hazeltine of Belfast is one
of the vice presidents.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan returned To Boston
last week to resume her duties as teacher in
the Boston schools. During the summer
vacation she expects to go to PARIS to per
feet herself in the French language.
Miss Mabele E. Paul, who is private.
teacher in the family of DR.. w. II. Bowman
in Jamaica Plain, Mass, arrived last Friday
to visit her sister. Miss Ella L. Paul and re-
turned Tuesday.
Miss Crosby ely Rod, who has been at
the Eye and Ear Infrmarv, Portland. all