The Republican journal., 1900-10-18
PERSONAL.

on:business.
Capt. VIM. T. Rogers and wife left yester-
day for a visit in Boston.
Mrs VIM. R. Roix went to Boston Monday
| to spend the winter.
Mrs. j. II. Burke went to Bangor Tues
day for a short visit.
W F. Triggs and wife went to Bangor
| Tuesday for a short visit.
| Hudson Dean of Lincolnville has gone to
| Virginia to cut ship timber
| Miss Bessie Marden visited friends in
| Bangor the first of the week.
Frank NJ. Staples and wife have returned
| from South Hancock to Belfast
| Harry C. Bean of East Belfast has been
dangerously sick, but is improving
| Miss Sarah Achorn of Rockland is visit
ing Mrs. f. S. Achorn of East Belfast.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Whitmore will leave today,
I thursday for Boston to spend the winter.
| James II. Cunningham left Monday for
| Samuel Adams went to Bangor Monday
to attend the Grand Lodge of ODD Fellows
James w. Clark of Camden was in Bel
fast a few days the past week on business.
| H. Lee Perkins of Fort Fairfield visited
his cousin, Leslie Gardner, the past week
| Miss Linnie Holmes returned to RockIand
Monday from a visit in Belfast and Swan
vile.
James L. James returned Monday to Rox-
bury, Mass, after spending a vacation in
Belfast.
| f. K. Thomas returned to Cambridge,
Mass, Monday from a visit in Belfast and
vicinity.
Mrs. Nancy Brown of Brockton, Mass,
arrived Tuesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. f.
| ID. Ryder.
Mrs r. S. Smart returned to Bangor
Tuesday after a short visit in Belfast and
| Swanville.
Henry ID. Clark and wife left yesterday
for a visit of two or three weeks in Boston
and New York.
Mrs. l.. A. Knowlton and Mrs. Chas. p.
Hazeltine left Tuesday for a visit in Boston,
and New York
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stevens of Unity started Tues
day for Montana where her husband is en-
gagged in business
NJ. |. Stevens and wife left Monday for a
visit in Boston, and several places in New
Hampshire and New York.
+. l.. Bryant and wife returned home to
Boston Monday after a visit of several
weeks in Belfast and Waldo,
Miss Annabel Walker went To Boston
Saturday for few days visit, and 10 attend
the kocherSperger reception.
Mrs. r. f. punton returned Saturday
from >earsmont with her SON Willie. who
has been sick in that town two weeks.
Everett Haskell anI wife of China their
daughter Maudt and SON Clifton. are visit
ing Mrs. +. z. Michael, Of East Belfast
Mrs. Annie L. Mckee,, returned ,o Wal
than, Mass, Mouday. after spending the
season in Belfast and 1T Tanple Heights.
Abner nunton Of Hope visited relatives
in Belfast few day, the past e4.E. iIrls
81 years old and walked 7nilc~ OF tIr dis
taucc in coming to Belfast
DR.. Elmer Small apd wife .rft Monday to
! attend The reception Of II L. kocherspereer
and Wit4 in Boston, and to visit the doctor,
brother J b. Small. in Lynn.
Mrs Martha White lett Monday toattend
the reception Of her sister, Mrs. II. /. Koch
! ersperger, AMI to visit her sister, Mrs Eta
! Weymouth. in Boston.
Capt A. f. Pillsbury, a native of Rock
land. temporarily detached from the service
of the Pacific Mail Company for the purpose,
commanded the T. : battjeShip Wisconsin
/ on her recent trial trip at santa Barbara.
| Calf.
In a sketch of T. &. Dyer in the Bangor
Commercial it is said that he 'etered The
Republican journal office and with the late
VIII. Thompson learned the printer trade,
Thompson is of course Z misprint for Simp-
son; but Dyer did not learn tile printers
trade with Mr.. Simpson, who graduated
from the case years before and was then
the editor and proprietor of The journal.
| Frank A. Conant arrived last Thursday
from New York City, where he arrived re-
Gently from tour in Europe with his wife.
| He left Saturday with his Ion Frederick.
who spent the summer in Belfast with his
| grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II, CoUant.
| Mrs. Conant remained in New York. while
| her husband came to Belfast. They are now
Ell route for their home in Santa Barbara,
! Cal, via Atlanta, Ga,
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