The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-11-02
PERSONAL.

Fred E. Ellis went to Boston Monday on
business.
James L. James went to Boston Monday
on business
Mrs Edison Sherman of Islesboro visited
in Belfast last week.
N. F. Houston arrived home Tuesday from
business trip to Boston.
Miss Hattie NJ Black went to Boston last
Thursday to buy winter goods.
Mr.and Mrs. J. G. Paul spent two days last
week with friends in Prospect.
Fred Shoes and Daniel 81 Wagner have
gone to Boston for employment
George w. Miller returned yesterday from
visit OF a few days in Greenville.
William F. Thomas was in Belfast from
Camden the first of the week on business.
Miss Leola Whitmore arrived home last
Friday from Brighton for a short vacation.
Walter d. Staples went to Camden last
Thursday to work in H. NJ. Beans shipyard
Charles E. Knowlton returned Friday
from business trip to New York and Bos-
ton.
W. K. Morrison of Minneapolis made brief
business calls at Belfast and Searsport Tues-
day.
Frank A. Guernsey of Bangor made a
brief cali on friends in Belfast last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Richard Gurney left Wednesday,
Oct. 9th, for visits in Boston and Lonsdale,
R. 1.
Mrs Joseph L. Fernald of Portland arriv-
ed last Thursday to visit at James F. Fer
maids
Miss Ella Whitmore returned last Friday
from two weeks vacation in Boston and
vicinity.
Rev Geo. S. Mills is attending the Maine
Conference Of Congregational churches in
Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. D. Mahoney returned last
week from Pennington, where they spent
the summer
Robert E. Alden of Portland was in Bel
fast Saturday to attend the funeral of Capt
h. L. Emery
day mornings boat from visit in Boston
and vicinity.
Otis and Will Russell went to Hallowpu
yesterday where they have employment in
a shoe factory.
Mrs. Cora Beverage and son of Camden
returned last Thursday from visit in Bel
fast and Monroe.
Miss Lula Putnam left last Thursday for
Boston, where she has position with j G.
& c. S. Ferguson.
Misses Annie L. and Ethel Barr returned
Monday from few days visit to tile Misses
HoXie in Watervile.
John Mitchell of Portland visited IA
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John n Stewart.
the tirst of the week.
Ralph O'Connel Went to Boston Monday
to enter the employ Of the Gaylord Sldrt
Co, as travelling salesman.
Dr. and Mrs w. H. Winsow vi NlnegarI
Haven, Mass, are visiting Dr. Ninsi IVY =
mother, Mrs. A. Q. Win5low
Rev, W. H. Mafitt. wife aud chld Of
RueAsport arrived Saturday morning from
a visit Of two weeks III Boston.
Mrs. Ambrose Arnold returned home to
Rockland Monday after two-weeks vis,r to
her sister, Mrs. NJ, P WoOdcock.
Mrs. Caro- Garter, Mrs w. p Carter aud
little Charlie returned to Maiden, Mass yes
terday, after a short visit in Belfast.
John strattard of Monroe and g.and-
daughter, Edna May Lincoln, left last
Thursday to spenp the winter ia Natick.
Mass.
Mr. ard Mrs, John Macdonald OF Boston
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. g.
Blcknei few days, and returned home
Monday.
Miss Ethel G Barr left for Waterville
yesterday, where she has a position as
teacher in Grade VI. We are sorry TO lone
Miss Barr, but wish her success.
Ralph Emery Of Detroit, Mich left that
city at Is 10 P. Nj, Oct. 18th, IN response to
telegram calling him TO the bedside Of his
father, Capt 4. T. Emery In Boston he
learned of his fathers death and was inst in
time to take the steamer which arrived here
at I 80 Friday morning He left for home
Monday noon.