The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-09-13
PERSONAL.


from Boston
Chas. W. Lancaster went to Boston on
business Monday.
A. P. Mansfield and wife went to BOSTON
Monday for few days.
Miss Gertrude Carrow went to Boston
Tuesday for short visit.
A. Cutter sibley, Jr., left Monday to at
tend Worcester Academy.
Capt A. W. Fletcher of Burnham was in
Belfast Tuesday ON business.
Mrs. Addison Norris of Chelsea, Mass. is
visiting at Geo. W. Miller's.
Albert L. Thayer went to Providence. R.
l., Monday for short visit
James L. James returned home Tuesday
from visit in Massachusetts,
John Mcclellan left Monday for Toledo,
Ohio, to join his brother Harry.
Miss Frances J. Dyer of Boston is visiting
her parents. D. W. Dyer and wife
H. W. Clark and wife returned home Tues.
day from business trip to Boston.
Walter P. Carter of Maiden, Mass. re-
turned home Monday from visit in Belfast.
Miss Blanche L. Sullivan returned Mon.
day from a two-weeks visit in Newport
r. |.
Misses Mary Jackson and Mary Wood
went to Mars Hill Tuesday for "a week $
visit.
Sewell Staples and wife of Boston arrived
| yesterday to visit his parents, II. W. Staples
and wife.
ADRIAN Merrithew returned to South Bos.
ton Tuesday after spending the summer in
Belfast
LIE Forest Allenwood and bride returned
Tuesday from their wedding tour in north
ern Maine
Edgar L. Harding and bride returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip in Massa
chusetts.
A. {. Tuttle went to Boston Monday tC
attend the New England Photographer
Association
Mrs. S. W. Lothrop and child of New
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the summer in Belfast.
| Mrs. Sidney b. Keen of Somerville, Mass.
arrived last Wednesday to visit her brothers
Dr. f. A. and Ned Wilson.
| l. ID. Robinson returned to Boston Mon
day from a visit to his wfe's parents,
Thomas p. Logan and wife
Miss Jane \. Mcclellan returned to East
Boston Monday after spending her vacation
with her parents in this city
| Miss Sara r. Russ left Tuesday for New
Bedford, Mass, where she has a position as
teacher in the public schools.
| Mrs, Hattie Foss of Portland returned
| home Monday from a visit in Belfast IIel
sister, Miss Emma Wood, accompanied her
| ID. l.. Smith, wife and daughter Martha OF
| Hartford, CT, visited the family of Adelber-
Knight recently and left for home last Fri
day.
Rev. j. NJ. Leighton and wife returned
yesterday from their vacation, which they
spent along the coast Of Maine and Mas
sachusetts.
Mrs, Il. L. Smith of Patten returned home
Tuesday. Her brother, L. II. Murch, is SC
much improved that her assistance is not
needed here
Mrs. |. NJ. Cottrell and daughter Alma OF
Laconia, n H., returned home last Monda,
night, after spending few weeks in Bel
fast and vicinity
L. L. Gentner has moved into the Geo. O
Bailey house on Church street. which ht
bought recently, and is making general re
pairs on the buildings
Fred Barker, Esq, of Elmra y. y, ar
rived by Saturday morning boat fora shor
visit in Belfast and is the guest of Mr.. an(
Mrs. George A. Quimby.
Mrs. Emma Wise Roberts is president q
L. u. Carver Relief Corps of Ninalhaven
and visited her parents in this city when the
corps was in Belfast last week.
Frank b. knoWlton arrived home Sunda,
from trip in Europe. lie left Belfast Jul,
4th, and sailed from New y DIRK on the NORTH
German Lloyds steamer Kaiser William ID
with one of the Cook excursion parties. The
steamer steamed around the Azores anl
called at Gibraltar. The party went through
Italy, Germany, Switzerland and France
spending three weeks in Paris. They ther
went to London, where they spent week
and came home via Plymouth on steamer
| Patrician of the Hamburg American line
Mr.. knowlton is very enthusiastic in his ac-
counts of the trip. Everything was per
fectly satisfactory and carried out exactly
as planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Kochersperger and
Miss Carrie Russ, all of Chicago, left Bel
fast Tuesday. They are to visit in Massa-
chusetts and Pennsylvania, and will sail
from Boston Oct. 18th for Europe by the
Dominion Line Steamer Commonwealth, on
her first trip from this side She is SOC
feet long and $4,000 tons. The itinerary is
as follows: London one month, Paris three
months, Berlin and Germany two weeks,
Switzerland two weeks. Thence to the
Holy Land two weeks; to Italy, taking
in Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome, Naples
| Algiers, Genoa, Monte Carlos, and thence to
Nice, where they will remain until April
list. Mr. and Mrs. X. will return to Belfast
Oct 10th for a few days to look after the
building of their cottage in Northport.
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