The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-11-08
PERSONAL.

B. O. Norton was at home Tuesday from
Portland, to vote
Frank r. Woodcock went to Boston Mon
day on business.
Mrs. A. G. Hunt left Saturday to spend
the winter in:Boston.
Arthur F. Brown came home from New
port Tuesday to vote.
Tileston Wadlin, Esq. visited relatives in
Sabattus the past week
ID. Peirce Ellis was at home from Boston
few days the past week.
George A. Patterson returned home Tues
day from visit in Boston.
John F. Rogers and wife returned home
Saturday from visit in Boston.
Mrs. Wm. F. SWEET of Holden returned
home Tuesday from a visit in Belfast
Mrs. Charles f. Patterson is rapidly re-
covering from her recent severe illness.
Mrs Eta S. Patterson has moved into the
Stephenson house. opposite the Revere
House.
Miss Abbie NJ. Caldwell left Tuesday for
toollu Del NlNh. NiItl6 Slt W Ill SttlN tlle
winter.
Mrs. A. L. Lincoln of Dorchester. Mass,
arrived last Friday as guest of Mrs. A. c.
Sibley.
Judge VIM. II. Fogler will preside at the
December term of the supreme court in
Rockland.
F. r. Thompson and wife took a carriage
ride last week through kennebec aud Som
erset counties.
Richard L. Eilingwood and wife went to
Hampden Monday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. +. smother.
Chas. Furbish, who is employed in Bucks
port, came home the first of the week, and
remained to vote.
Chas. Q. Fernald of North Searsport left
Monday for Lowell, Mass, to visit his son
George, who is i'll.
Misses Pauline NJ. Webster and Carrie f.
White returned saturday from a visit in
Boston and vicinity.
Dir. and Mrs. W. L. Hawkes. of York.
Maine, visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Howard
few days last week
Percy L. Nckerson of Swanville came
home Monday from the University of Maine
voted for Mckinley, and returned Tuesday.
Geo. Il. Poor went to Boston Saturday on
business. His mother and sister Went with
him and will visit Mrs. e. F. Robinson of
Somerville.
Mrs. L. A. Knowlton and Mrs. Chas. p.
lIazeltine returned home Tuesday evening.
the former from Cambridge and the latter
from Wellesley.
All the officers of the hattleshjp Texas
have been detached and assigned to other
duties. Capt. NJ. II, 5. Mackenzie has been
placed on waiting orders
! Mrs j. Y CottreH Went to Boston satur-
day for d visit of about two weeks. after
which she will 20 to Rockland probably to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Joseph Heal and son J. Foster Heal
Went to Bangor Friday for surgical opera
tion on the young mans EoSe. made neceS-
Sary by a fall on the ice last winter
Mrs. Charles Baker left Monday for Bos-
ton, where she will make short visit. after
which she will go to Orange, n j.. to spend
the winter with her brother, Peter Carrie.
Capt. :. NJ. Mllilen left yesterday for
New \ ork, To resume his business, after a
term of service in the L. :. army in the
Philippines and vacation at home
f. p. Craig of Cambridge, Mass. who is
employed in the Post Office department in
Washington u. c., spent Sunday with his
mother in this city, and Went to Cambridge
Monday
Mrs. Nicholas Pratt left last Friday to
join her husband in China, She made a
short visit with her son, Edgar &. Pratt in
New York, and will sail from san Francisco
November i2th.
A dispatch received Yesterday morning
announced the reelection of Hon. Frederick
c. Stevens as representative to Congress
from the st. Paul District, Minnesota b, a
plurality of 5000,
DR.. +. A. Porter, who has been in New
ork for number of weeks taking a spec
ial course in the New y lork post-Graduate
Medical School of that city, has returned
to his practice in Pittslield.
Ihe COngregatlonallSt announces that It's
Christian World number for next month";
December, will contain an illustrated article
from the pen of Miss Frances j. DYER that
will describe Holy Year in Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Quimby went to
Boston on last Saturdays boat for a few
days visit They were accompanied by Miss
Elena Chase, who is ell route to Salavery,
Peru, to join her parents, Capt. and Mrs
&. w. Chase. She goes from New York to
Colon by steamer. Thence across the 18th
mus of Panama, and down the Pacific coast
by steamer.
About two weeks ago Mr. r. X Patterson,
who lives on Northport avenue nearly two
miles from town, was taken i'll in town and
reached home with difficulty. \ physician
was sent for and prompt and skillful attend
ance averted what might have been serious
consequences. Mr.. Patterson has since been
| very comfortable. but is still confined to the
house.
| Dr. Geo. F. Eames of 2Gl Beacon street,
, Boston, was recently elected member of
the New York Institute of Stomatology of
New York city, and has just been reelected