The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-03-22
Personal.

George Scott arrived home Sunday from
Boston.
| Stephen s. Shute went to Boston Tuesday
| on business.
Frank J. Starrett went to Boston yester-
day on business.
A. Cutter Sibley, Jr., went to Boston
Tuesday for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Chase went to New
York Monday on business.
Mrs. Esther Carter has returned home
from visit in Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. Ella M. Littlefeld of Prospect is
visiting relatives in Belfast this week,
Ben d. and Miss Caroline Field will leave
to-day for trip to Washington. D. G.
Harry P. Bagley is at home from Brock
ton, Mass, for vacation of two weeks
Mrs. Nellie Luce, nurse, of Watervlle, is
at the home of Mrs. E. A. D. burlington.
Miss Ellen d. Townsend left Saturday for
New Haven, CT, to spend the school yaca.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hazeltine arrived in
Washington, D. g., last week on their re-
turn from Florida.
John F. Smalley is at his brothers. home
in Chelsea, Mass, too i'll with rheumatism
to return to Belfast.
q. B. Hall represented Waldo county at
the meeting of the Democratic State conven-
tion in Augusta March 14th.
W. S. Roberts and friend, Mr. Hawes CT
Reading, Mass, made brief visits in Rock.
land and Belfast the past week
Mrs. Sarah E. Freeman was called to
hockland, Monday, by the serious illness of
her son, Dr. Frank E. Freeman.
W. Morse of Searsmont has bought of
U. ID. Talbot house lot on Alden street,
Camden, and will build at once.
Prof. l.. G. Bateman arrived last week at
his home in Auburn, after a long and sue.
cessful lecture tour in the far West.
Mrs. George Walker, Mrs. Joseph Vinal
and Master Willis Vinal of Warren were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones last
week.
avn - ~. Gi!Houbon u camden WALL de-
liver the Memorial address before the G. A,
Il. veterans of Rockland on the evening of
May 3Oth
AUSTIN W. keating, agent for Niarara Falls
gas machine, is in Castine placing one of his
machines in the fine new residence of John
W. Dresser.
Mrs. e. A. Perry of Fargo, S. D. and
Mrs. Albert Ames and daughters of Dulutb
Mimi, left for home Monday after visit in
Belfast.
George Osborne Lord went to Pittsheld
yesterday On his return he will be ac-
companied by his bride, formerly Miss
Madeline Neal.
Mrs. Ellen E, Small OF East Berlin. Ct.
and Rev. and Mrs. A. I. Ringod of Gardi-
ner were in Belfast the first of the week to
attend the funeral of Mrs Pamela Wight.
Miss Hattie Fur bish ret urned Saturday
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Cottrell
IN Camden. She was accompanied home by
Master Karl Cottrell, who is visiting rela-
tves here.
Owen G. White, who spent the winter in
ldlIorula, Will soon be on LIS way east,
but will visit the way and does not ex-
pect to arrive here before May lat. HIS
health is much improved.
DR.. f. A. Wilson left on the noon train Sat
urday to assume his duties as demonstrator
Of Anatomy in the Burlington, Vt, Medical
School Mrs. Wilson, who has been visiting
in Somerville, Mass, accompanied him If
the doctor can make satisfactory arrange
ments with Prof. Watkins, who has been
filling his position since January he will re-
main only few weeks as his work here re-
quires his attention.
Dr. o. S. Erskne of Frankfort. was in
this city last Thursday, aud left bere by
boat for Boston. He sailed from New York
March 21st, c1 the Red Star Line for Eng
land. DIR. Erskine will be gone several
weeks which will be spent in the leading
hospitals of England Ill the study of sur
gerry. During his abaence his office practice
| at Frankfort will be looked after by Dr.
H. A. Holt of Monroe, who Will have tti2e
days there until DR.. Erskine returns.