The Republican journal., 1903-11-05
PERSONAL.

MES u. u. 1eAVoy Is WISHING u0T SlStoT III
Conway, N. II.
Frank R. Woodcock went to Boston Mon
day on business.
Everett Nickerson went to Oakland last
week to work in mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson have gone
to Boston for the winter.
Miss. Louise Collins is in Boston, where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs. w. C. Tuttle went to Boston Mon
day for visit of ten days.
Miss Alma Colby returned last Thursday
from visits in Boston and Portland.
Isaac Mason returned home Tuesday
from short visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. George W. Frisbee left last Friday
for visits in Thorndike and Watervlle.
Earl Talbot went to Kenduskeag last Fri
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mayo
Mrs. Abbie B. Cox left on the train
last Thursday noon for an extended visit in
Boston.
Charles T. French returned home Oct.
Z0lu HUH d UuSlICSo tllp III AiOootoOh
county.
John w. Doe and family of Bar Harbor
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Doe.
John W. Mcintyre of Seal Harbor arrived
Monday for a short visit in Belfast and
vicinity.
Mrs. John Whitcomb arrived home Oct.
2Sth from visit of few weeks in Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Edward A. Wadsworth went to Bos-
ton Friday to spend the winter with her
husband.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hall and Mrs. W. II. Staples
returned last Thursday from visits in Bos-
ton and Portland.
John S. Heald, claim agent Of the Maine
Central R. R. Co., was in Belfast Tuesday
evening on business.
Miss Nellie Walker returned to Lynn,
Mass, last Friday from short visit In
Rockland and Belfast.
IF. Staples of Stockton Springs went to
Portland Monday morning by train to buy
goods for his fall trade.
Edward H. Fletcher, son Of the late Dr.
j. NJ Fletcher, is taking course at the
Harvard Medical School.
| MIR, and Mrs. John Macdonald and son,
Arthur B., are visiting Mrs. MS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bicknell.
| Elijah S. Shuman was in Lewiston few
| the death
| his brother, James NJ. ohuman.
| Miss Maud Gammans returned by last
Saturday evenings train from a Visit OF
several weeks in Newton, Mass.
| Ezra Talbot is taking a vacation OF two
weeks and Howard Philbrook of Watervlile
is firing on the passenger trains.
Robie Mears and Mrs. Abbie Sheldon Of
Morrill, returned home Tuesday from visit
! in Whitman, Mass, and vicinity.
| Mrs. Louise johnson Pratt left Saturday
! for a short visit in Boston, after which she
will ioin her husband in New York city.
A. W. Thompson of Clayton. New Mexi-
co, who came east on business, spent the
past week with his father, Mr. III. Z.
| Thompson.
Mrs. Henry Staples and Mrs. Carrie f,
Black visited friends in Rockland last week
and attended an inspection of Edwin Libby
| Relief Corps.
Rev. Chas. B. Piper went to Orland last
Friday to visit his daughter Mr.. Piper
will be 81 years old Nov. 7th, and is very
| ,,;uorn,,C for ma n nf that
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Emery arrived home
last week from trip in which Mr.. Emery
went to Chicago and Detroit on business,
i and his wife visited friends in Massachu-
sets.
Miss Fannie Tapley, who was called to
her home in Brooksville on account of the
| sudden illness of her mother, returned SAT
urday evening, accompanied by her mother
who will spend the winter here.-Madison
] Bulleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Wallace of Moncton,
N. B., are visiting his sister, Mrs. Leon O.
Bucklin, and his niece, Mrs. Warren E..
Marsh. Mr.. Wallace is general freight
agent of the Inter- Colonial Railway
Mrs. Carrie A. Matthews and Mrs c. R.
Coombs returned last Saturday evening
from Winchendon, Mass. Mrs. Matthews
spent some weeks there and Mrs. Coombs
went up to accompany her mother home.
Mrs. Ralph P Russell of Belmont, Mass
and her friend, Miss May 7. Thompson OF
Cambridge, Mass, are spending a few
weeks in Northport with Mrs. Russelrs
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Otis Cum
mings.
S. W. Freeman of Hartford, Ct, arrived
in Belfast Saturday for hunting trip. He
was accompanied by George f. Bicknell OF
Meriden, Ct, who visited here few days,
and by their mother, Mrs. Sarah Freeman,
who returned from visit in ROckland.
Rev. E. S. Philbrook left Monday morn
ing for Presque Isle to assist the pastor OF
the Baptist church, Rev. A. w. Lorrimer,
| in special evangeliStic services. Mr.. Phil
brook stopped Off ell route to visit Frank
Twombly and Bert Stevens in Orono
George Il Robertson in Otisfeld and Her
man Coombs, Maurice Lord and Fred Cox
in Houlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Chapman were
given a reception Thursday evening, Oct.
22d, the day following their wedding, at the
home of Mr. Chipman's brother, Mr.. Chas.