The Republican journal., 1899-03-16
PERSONAL.

Miss Alice Hayes left Monday for visit
in Lincoln.
Capt Jere Jones Of Brooksvlle was in
Belfast Monday.
Fjtz W. Patterson was in Augusta last
week on business.
Mrs. j. I. Conant returned yesterday from
visit in Camden.
Frank Lord was at home from Bangor
few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ w. welch have returned
from visit to Maiden Mass
Warren S. Foss of Brighton, Me, visited
Chas. Fl. Sargent the past week.
Andrew l.. Knowlton went to Rockland
Tuesday for visit of few days.
Rev. w H. Woude returned to Castine
yesterday from visit in New York.
Mrs Clarence Fl. Billings of Boston is
guest of her sister, Mrs. A bbie B. Cox
Mrs. Robert ?. Coombs arrived home Fri
day from a short visit in Massachusetts,
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Warren of Bucksport
called on friends in Belfast last Thursday.
Miss Maude E. Ellis left Monday ior Bos-
ton and New York to buy spring millinery.
Frank Gates left Tuesday for Boston,
where he mas employment in greenhouse
Fred Whiting of Brockton, Mass, former
ly of Belfast was in town last week on busi.
ness.
l.. H. Duncan came from Eockland asst
week to visit friends III Belfast and North
port.
Norman Jones of Lincolnvi lie recently
closed profitable term of writing school in
Hope.
Miss Esther Hills of East Nortbport went
to Rockland Monday to enter tie CONNER
cial College.
Mrs. Mary A, Mcintyre went to Lisbon
Falls yesterday to attend an evangelistic
convention.
Joseph O. Whitcomb of Morrill, has been
assigred junior prize essay at the Univer-
sity of Maine.
Rev. R. T. Hack of Portland, who has
been quite i'll, is improving, but IS not yet
able to occupy his pulpit.
Hon. Isaac Il Jackson is again able to
come down town on pleasant days, after "a
long and serious Illness.
Miss Sarah C. Jones returned this week
from Searsport where she has been the
guest of Miss Edith Pendleton.
j. l.. Mariner returned yesterday from
Butler Hospital, Providence, R. l.. for a va
cation with his parents in Belmont.
George A, Russell is able to be out on
pleasant days, after being confined to the
house the greater part Of the winter
Ralph H. Wightleft by Monday mornings
train for Green Bay, Wis, after visit OF
several weeks to his parents, MIR. and Mrs
j. F. Wight.
Mrs. H. H. Hilton and little daughter left
for their home in Cambridge, Mass, Monday
morning after visit 10 Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Sibley.
DR.. F, f Follett Of Rockland is visiting
relatives IN Belfast II has been practicing
dentistry in Rockland for some years, but ,s
about to locate in Boston
Mr. and Mrs q. B. Ha1ejtiue were 10 have
started for Jacksonville, Florida March OH
as announced last weeks but were obligeA to
delay their departure until Monday
Miss Jane Ferguson went tn Boston Mon
day to buy new goods and spring millinery
Her milliner, Mss Jones, is visiting ia Bos-
ton and New York for the sane purpose
Last Saturday was the birthday OF Mr
Geo. 0. Hatch Of NOrthport avenue, and in
the evening Mr.. and Mrs Hatca had a card
party TO which their neighbors We're invited
Geo. c, Howard Of Nuntvu4 was in the
city Monday on his way 10 Bueksport to at
tend the spring term at the seminary. This
is Mr. Howard's last term at the seminary,
as he graduates in June.
Among the orators for Memorial Day thus
year are Rev. A H. Hanscom of Randolph
who will speak in Camden Joseph o,
Whitcomb of Morrill, at Freedom and ex-
Gov. Robie at Castine.
W1n f. Mutt OF Fairfield was u Belfast
last Thursday and Friday in the interest of
the Fidelity Rupture Cure Company The
Belfast branch OF the company Is prospering
under the direction of DR.. f, L. Stevens
Miss Evelyn Wood celebrated her birthday
March lst by party At the home of her par
ents, Nj. and Mrs. Freeman NJ, Wood on
Grove street, A goodly number OF her
schoolmates We're present and very pleas
ant evening was enjoyed by all Refresh
ments were served
The following are eulled from the personal
column of the E. s. n. 5, Echo If Castine:
Edgar Harding is salesman III Beltast.,,.
James Ciley State Agent for the lnterna-
tionai Paper Co. of Philadelphia has an Of
flee Main street, Belfast. ... Flora Nj.
Haley, 81, IS Superiutend ndent Of Schools IN
Prospect. -. Addie b. Crockett is teaching
in Standpoint. The last that was seen Of
David Dollitf lie was trimming the Northern
Lights, and Ralph Achorn Chief Nhim~
ney Washer.