The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-11-01
PERSONAL.

Chas. R. Coombs went to Boston on busi-
ness Tuesday.
Amos Clement went to Seal Harbor Mon
day on business.
George W. Boulter went to Boston Sat
urday on business.
Rev. G. S. Mills spent few days in Port
land the past week.
T. Frank Parker went to Portland Mon
day for a short visit.
DR.. G. w. Stoddard went to Boston Mon
day to visit his sister,
Martin Dow of Augusta visited friends
in Belfast the past week.
Miss Flora Sherman went to Winterport
Tuesday for short visit
Ben Hazeltine arrived home Friday from
! short business trip to Boston.
Mrs. II. F. Meservey of Camden visited
friends in Belfast the past week.
Clarence F. Wyman and wife arrived from
Boston Tuesday for short visit.
City Clerk L. II. AIurch returned Monday
from visit to his sister in Patten.
Mrs. c. A. Brown and Mrs F. NJ Staples
visited friends in Belmont last week.
Frank Ellingwood returned to Boston
Monday from a short visit in Belfast
Miss Jessie Lane of East Hampden visit
ed Austin L. Smith and wife the past week.
William Gilbertson left Monday for Con-
cord, n. H., or Barre, VT, for employment
Geo. P. Field and wife of Boston return
ed home Monday from 4-days visit in Bel
| fast
| W. H. Quimby returned by Monday even
ing's train from business trip to New
| York
| Mrs. W. H. Staples, Mrs. Ada Hall and
| Bert Darby went to Boston Saturday for a
| short visit.
Henry S. Marden and child of Watervile
visited his father, II. c. Marden, a few davs
| the past week.
Mrs. James L. James left Saturday to
visit her sister, Miss Lillian Fletcher of
| Roxbury, Mass
II. P. Farrow of Belmont was in North
Haven the past week, surveying the Levi
Leadbetter farm.
| Misses Rose Steele and Minnie Perry of
Bangor called on friends in Belfast Monday
while on their way to Boston.
George F. Pendleton returned home Tues
day, from Mattapan, Mass, where he has
been employed in an insane asylum.
Mrs. II. O. Archibald has gone to Denver,
Colo, to join her husband, who is employed
| in a printing Office in that city,
Mrs. j. L. Sleeper went to Rockland
Monday, where she was joined by Mrs. II.
w. Thorndike in a visit to Boston
Rev. Geo, E. Tufts read an essay on
''Iiildebrand" before the Central Maine
Theological Circle in Waterville Tuesday
Mrs, Mary J. kiday and daughter Carrie
OF Maiden, Mass, returned home last week
from Il visit to her brother, Peter F. Welch.
Frank r. Russ has returned from Worces-
ter, Mass, to spend the winter with his
father, Il. f. Russ, at the Head of the Tide.
/ f. W. Cochran is serving as postal clerk
on the passenger train while II. NJ. Preutiss
is OFF duty on account of the death OF his
ulpliltl-lll-ittN. . / IL iftiltiN'
Capt J. O. Hayes left Thursday for
New York to take command OF sch. penob-
scot, for Il voyage to Jacksonville Her
commander, Capt Chas. Randett, is i'll.
Mrs. l. L. Robbins returned home Tues
day from visit of three weeks to her
daughter. Mrs. f. W. Chase of Newtonvile,
Mass. Mrs. ChaseS health is rapidly i'm
proving.
Mrs Adelaide Quincy Whipple OF >anti-
ago, Cuba, who is visiting her parents, X.
S. Quincy and wife, of the Head Of the
Tide, spent a!few days with IL. C.. Mardeu
and wife the past week.
Mrs. Marthon, widow Of Commander
Joseph Marthon, [. 5 n, left Belfast
Monday for Brooklyn, where she will pass
the winter at the Hotel st. George, Brook
lyn Heights, \. \.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel 5 Gilbert have r.
turned from their wedding Journey. They
were welcomed to their new home ON Coyle
street by a few intimate friends, the house
| being tastefully decorated for the occasion
| Portland Advertiser, Oct. 24th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward >bley returned
last Saturday from visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Hilton, in Cambridge. Mass Mir. and
Mrs. Hilton have gone to Chicago to reside,
Mr. Hilton having been called there to take
the place of a member of the publishing
firm of CHM & Co.. who died recently
DR.. J. L. c. Sawyer of Syracuse, n v,
preached at the Beacon street church, Bath,
Sunday forenoon, Oct. 2lSt Dr. Sawyer is
in the lecture field, with lectures as follows:
Right Royal or the Way to VIM Pictures
of Travel The Philosophy of Laughter;
Savonarola the Morning Star of the Refor
nation; Memories OF Great Preachers; The
Bright Side of Life.
Angler A. Jacobs, who has been with Glnn
4 Field the past three years, has bought
a half interest in the grocery and provision
business of b. p. Stevens of kingtield. Mr..
and Mrs Jacobs and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 5. Jacobs, left saturday by tram,
with their household effects, FOR their new
home The Jacobs family have made many
friends during their short residence i'll Bel
fast, and all wish the young man success in
his new undertaking.