The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-10-25
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Ellen d. Starrett left Monday for a
short visit in Boston.
Henry A. Whitten went to Boston satur-
day for employment.
Frank Huens and wife of Augusta visited
l. A. Gardner recently.
Mrs. A. A. Howes went to Rockport Sat-
urday for a short visit.
Charles f. Paul is at home from Boston
for two weeks vacation.
o. NJ. Snow and wife of Norfolk, Ct, are
visiting relatives in Belfast
c. W. Follett is spending week with his
brother Roland in Rockland
David +. Bird is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Warren Hanscom, in Thomaston.
NJ. b. Lawrence and W. W. Gates went to
Boston Monday night on business.
Fl. G., Cassens and wife arrived Friday
from Waterville for a short visit.
Miss Rosa Pendleton returned to Boston
Saturday from a short visit in Belfast.
Eben Dunbar of Boston returned home
Monday after a short visit in Belfast.
Mrs. Hiram Crockett and daughter left
Monday for Seattle to join her husband.
Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Small arrived home
yesterday from visit in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. John McTaggart and children went
to Winterport last Friday for few days.
Miss Matte Barrell of York arrived Oct.
18th to visit her friend, Mrs. W. R. Howard.
Misses A. F. and Edith NJ. Southworth are
in Boston and vicinity for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Silas Brown of Aspen, Colorado, is in
town visiting her sister, Mrs Alonzo Shute.
Hon. Albert Peirce and wife and Master
Hayward Peirce of Frankfort spent Sunday
in Belfast.
ID. P. Palmer and wife went to Boston
Monday to buy goods for the late fall and
winter trade.
Capt. Isaac Dunbar and wife of Vinal-
haven visited relatives in Belfast few
days the past week.
John r. Beckett returned home to Haver-
hill, Mass, Saturday after visit of four
weeks IN Belfast and vicinity.
Edward Sibley and wife left for Cam
bridge, Mass, Monday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry IIoyt Hilton.
Edward Davis and wife have returned
home from Camden, where they were EN-
ployed on the Sycamore farm.
Mrs. Lillian Colcord of Kokomo, Col,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Wise, left for home Saturday.
John w. Titcomb of Newburyport. Mass,
accompanied Mrs. Calvin IIervey to Belfast
with the remains of her husband last Thurs
day. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson ID. Ames of the Bay
View House, Camden, are receiving CON
gratulations upon the birth of a son, Maurice
Miller Ames.
George A. llartshorn returned to Middle
town, Ct, oct. nth, after ID short visit in
Belfast and vicinity. His sister Hattie ac-
companied him.
Miss Hattie NJ Black left Monday. for
Boston 10 buy her Winter goods She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs Oscar
Meader of Morrill,.
Senator-elect l.. NJ Staples of Knox coun-
ty was III Augusta last week making prepa-
rations for his sojourn there during the
legislative session.
Dr., +. A. Wilson has been appointed
Demonstration of Anatomy at Burlington
Medical College for the fourth consecutive
year. The term begins in January
Henry o. Dodge went to Boston Monday
for a few days on business He was accom-
panied by his daughter Myra, who will visit
friends in Massachusetts for two weeks
Mrs. John Hannah of Bridgewater return
ed home yesterday from visit in Belfast
and Montyille. She was accompanied by
her mother Mrs. G. ID. Palmer, who will
spend the winter with her
Mrs. Martha Prince arrived from Law
renee, Mass, yesterday, and will make her
home with her sisters, Augusta and Julia
Wells Her son, VIM. J. Prince, accom-
panied her and will remain a few days
Capt. S. NJ. Milhken of Belfast was in
this city Saturday, the guest of f. A. IIar-
both the Spanish and Philippine wars. He
is the son of the late Representative Mill
ken. Waterville Sentinel
Edward johnson, Jr., Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, $50, has resigned
his position with the Essex Company of
Lawrence, Mass, and has received the
appointment of photographic surveyor on
the U. S. S. Ranger, soon to sail from San
Francisco on a geodetic surveying voyage
in the Pacific.
Letters were received the past week from
Carr NJ. Cole, who is in the 18th Massachu-
sets Regiment in the Philippines. His regi-
ment has gone into winter quarters about 200
miles from Manila, in the interior, to remain
during the rainy season, and he says the
boys prefer more active and dangerous work
at the front to the inactivity of the camp
during the wet season.
Mrs. Alzina Poor, who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Coombs, on Mayo
street, observed her S5th birthday last
Thursday. Three of her children were with
her-Levi NJ. Poor and wife of Augusta,
Emma IL. Thomas of Portland and Mrs
Coombs. Her nephew, c. g. IIemnway, and
his mother, Mrs. Gardner Hemenway of
Searsmont, We're also present. Mrs. Poor is
yerV active and eniOyed the day very much