The Republican journal., 1901-09-26

chas. W. Frederick will spend the winter
in California.
Ralph Sylvester arrived home yesterday
from Boston.
Geo. W. Burkett went to Boston Monday
on business
Eugene L. Cook, who has been seriously
III, is much better.
Edwin L. McCorrison and bride arrived
from Bangor Monday.
Bert Stevens went to Bangor Monday 10
work in shoe factory.
W. H. Clifford left Tuesday morning TO
attend the Exeter races.
Miss Lillian Ryan left Monday for visit
in Boston and Haverhill.
Mrs. A. G. Morey ana Mrs. H. S. Morey
were in Bangor Tuesday.
Miss Alice Simpson went to Brockton
yesterday to join her mother.
Miss Letetia Wood returned home last
week from visit in Vinalhaven.
Mrs. Lois E. Dickey went to Lewiston
yesterday for visit of few weeks.
Miss Harriet N. Millett attended the
Baptist State Convention in Bangor Tues
day.
Elisha Harris has returned from Big
Timber. Montana, where he spent the sum-
mer
Frederick Barker of Elmira, N. Y,
returned home Monday from visit in Bel
fast
Mrs. Lewis o. Fernald went to Penobscot
to visit her sister, Mrs. Viola webb Gar
land
R. II. Moody went to Saco yesterday to
attend the funeral of his uncle, William P.
Moody.
E. E. Pillsbury and Bert Carver made a
trip to and from Auburn last week on their
wheels.
Chas. R. Coombs was in Boston Monday
on his way home from visit to friends in
the West
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Clement of
Howard, R. l., arrived yesterday for a
short visit.
Harry Colby came home from Bangor
this week and left for Boston, where he has
employment.
Mrs. Russell Brier went to Brockton
yesterday to visit her husband, who has
employment there
DR.. and Mrs. W. L. West left Monday for
Boston, with the expectation of extending
the trip to Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. White of Milford
Mass, returned home Monday, after spend
ing the summer in Belfast.
Mrs. Belle Sprague returned to Massa-
chusetts Monday after spending the sum-
mer in Belfast and vicinity.
}. W. Dougan and family, who are sum-
mer residents at North Shore, left for their
New York home, last Friday.
Mrs. Martha Carter was in Augusta Tues
day. She found her brother, John F..
| Smalley, considerably improved.
Miss Lizzie Drink water returned to Cam
bridge Tuesday night after spending the
summer in Belfast and Northport.
Mrs. E. P. Alexander went to Bangor
Tuesday in the interests of the Juvenile
Temple branch of Good Templars.
M. W. WEIGH spent a few days at home
the past week from Fort Point, where he
is painting cottage for c. f. Sanford.
A. W. Heating returned Tuesday from an
extended trip in northern Maine represent
ing the Niagara Falls Acelylene Gas Machine
! Co.
M. f. Hanley, ESQ.,, and his sister-in-law
Mrs. Cakes, were in Belfast Saturday
returning to Appleton from visit in Penn.
broke.
Capt. Frank WEIGH spent few DAYS al
home the past week from Bangor. where
his vessel, the sch. William Slater, loaded
lumber.
Capt and Mrs. II. n. Sherman of Nor.
wood, Mass, were in Belfast last week
returning from a visit to their former home
in Islesboro.
Mrs. Emma Roulliard of Be achmont
Mass, came to Belfast last Tuesday tt
accompany the remains of her cousin. Miss
Cora Gillian
Nathaniel Bassick went to Thomaston and
Mrs. Charles Fleming and Miss Maria Bas-
SICK left for Bridgeport, Ct, Monday
They were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Dodge.