The Republican journal., 1900-09-27
PERSONAL.

was in Belfast last Friday.
Mrs. w, W. Simpson of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting at S. G. Simpsons.
Miss Annie E. Twiss of Nantasket, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. John Hassell.
Mrs. Eta E. Brown spent a few days the
past week with friends in Knox.
Mrs. VIM. H. Sanborn returned home
Monday from visit in Bangor.
Geo. W. Hatch, Belfast, is member of
the entering class at Colby college.
G. G. Abbott and wife left Monday for a
visit OF week in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Joseph L. Fernald of Portland is
visiting the family of James F. Fernald
Mrs. Ingraham Baker of Lynn, Mass,
visited H. W. Edgcomb and wife last week
Ii. A. Flanders and wife of Hotel Ilkley,
Boston, are guests of Hel bert w. Edgcomb
Mrs. ID. f. Bird arrived home Saturday
from three weeks visit in Massachusetts
Dr.. E. W. Gould, who has been at Matini-
Gus the past two years, has located in Rock
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mixer of Camden
visited in Belfast and PenobScot the past
week.
Miss Mary Pond left for Washington, D.
c., Tuesday after spending the summer in
Belfast.
Miss Josie Haney returned to Boston
Saturday after spending a short vacation in
Belfast.
E. r. Thomas of Cambridge, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast and vicinity for
three weeks.
Willard Hall of Searsmont was at Matini
Gus last week with.a party of friends on a
fishing excursion.
Geo. U. White and wife returned to Brock
ton, Mass, Monday, after spending the sum-
mer at the Head of the Tide.
Mrs. B. F. Wells and daughter Florence
left Saturday for Boston and New York to
buy fall and winter millinery.
L. D. Candage arrived from Bar Harbor
Saturday for a visit of a few days, after
which he will go to Waterville.
Ralph II. Critchett came home from Dean
Academy Saturday to attend the funeral of
his grandfather, O. G. Critchett.
L. Nj. Staples. Esq. of Washington, Sena-
tor-elect of Knox county, was in the city
last week attending Supreme Court.
Miss Annie Shute returned Saturday to
Everett, Mass, after spending a short vaca-
ton with her parents in East Belfast
Leo Sargent is taking weeks vacation
from Swift X Paul's. He left Monday on
his wheel for Moosehead Lake via Dover
and FoXcroft.
Mrs. Frank Il. Niggin and children re-
turned home Monday from visit in Ban
gor Mr. Wiggin spent Sunday there and
returned with them.
F. J. Bithesr of Boston was in Belfast Il
few days last week and returned home with
his wife, who has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. May L. llaugh.
Mrs. 5. ID. >prague and daughter /aidee
We're in Belfast Thursday on their way
from Islesboro to Lynn, Mass, where they
Will spend the winter.
City Clerk Lucius H. Murch has 50 far re-
covered from his illness that he will leaye
the first pleasant day for patten to visit his
sister, Mrs. Is. l.. Smith.
W. \. Huston of Greenville arrived last
Thursday for a visit and is the guest OF
Mayor c. O. Poor. Messrs. Huston. Poor
and w. F. Bean are spending a week at
The Pines, Quantabacook.
Mrs. \. C. Batchelder, Mrs. Lucy Rhodes
and Mrs. Augustine Bird of Northport and
Miss Emily F. Miller of North Saarsmont
left for Calais Tuesday morning to attend
the State convention of the W. c. T. L,
Messrs. A. c. Sibey and Lee ]. Cally
were on the way to indianapolis and Chca-
go when Mr. Critchett died. They returned
from the former city, Mr.. Sibley arriving
Monday night and Mr.. Cally Tuesday morn
ing
Major Herbert NJ Lord who has been at
his home in Rockland on a fortnight's fur
Tough, has received orders transferring him
as army paymaSter from Havana, Cuba, to
st. Paul, Mimi, and will leave for the latter
station as soon as possible.
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years old next Christmas, was in Belfast re-
Gently visiting his children. Mr.. Aborn is
still a vigorous man with faculties unim-
paired. He has worked part of every
working day this summer on his farm.
Mr. Jaques, Miss Jaques and Mrs Niles
of New York City, who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace W. Pitcher since
June 1st, left for their home Sept. 20th
with best wishes for the prosperity of Bel
fast with all its anticipated improvements.
Mrs Chas. ID. Macdonald and daughter
Miss Carrie, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Macdonald and Miss
Ardella Macdonald the past fortnight, will
leave for their home in Knoxville, Tenn,
this week, sailing by steamer from Boston
to Norfolk Miss Macdonald is very skill
full and accomplished pianist and leads in
musical matters and teaching in the South.
Mr. benjamin +. French and family have
returned home from Charlestown, Mass,
where they have been for the past year
Mr. French has been engaged in the grocery
business there, at Brighton and Perkins
streets, under the style of Thorndike Il
French He has sold his interest in the
business to Mr. j. Frank Coombs of Lin
colnville, who has been with the firm as
bookkeeper for the past year, and was for
the four years previous with the National
Biscuit Co. The other member of the firm