The Republican journal., 1892-08-25
Personal.

Mr.. Eugene Mahoney, of Boston, was in
town last week.
Mrs E. A. Jones left Sunday for a visit to
Newark n. j.
Miss Lizzie Howe returned last week from
a visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. c. w. Cottrel, who has been visiting
in Belfast, left Friday for Chicago.
Miss Ida Butler, of Boston, is in Belfast,
the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Stoddard.
Mrs. George W Burkett, who has been
visiting in Boston, arrived home Saturday.
DIR. G. c. Kigore and Everard Wilson left
Sunday for business tripto Wolfville n. S.
Mrs. Edith Trimn, of Camden, who las
been visiting in Belfast, welt home Sunday
Mr. Vinal Wilson, of Houton, arrived
Saturday for short visit to friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cutter Sibley and son an
rived home Monday from Bar and Seal Har-
bors.
Mrs j. B. Morse, Of Chelsea Mass, is IN
this city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Quimby.
Mr. Daniel Burgess, of the Boston Journal
office. arrived in Belfast Friday for short
vacation.
DR.. Burnham, of Boston, was in Belfast
last week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E.
Bradbury.
Mr.. r. 7. Rankin, of Belfast, has been ap-
pointed fish and game warden-an excel
lent choice.
Mass, is in town visiting her brother, Capt.
Joseph Partridge.
Miss Grace Bachelor, Of jackson, arrived
in Belfast Monday, the guest of Capt. and
Mrs. c. Y. Cottrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Stephenson, of Port
land, are visiting Mrs. Stepllensons parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Mace.
Mr. Percy Follett visited in Roelland last
week. He went down on his bicycle, max
ing the run in three hours.
Prof w. r. Howard, who spent his
summer vacation here, has gone to York.
where Mrs. Howard is stopping.
Mr.. Charles H. Field, who is rusteating
at Marbehead, Mass, came home last week
and returned to Marblehead Friday.
Mrs. Armida Packard and Miss Alice Hall
Of Rockland, We're in Belfast last week, tile
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Keene.
Miss E. f. Browning, of CharlestoWn
Mass, who has been in Belfast at the Crosby
lNAnl.
Capt. Parker, of the bark j. w. Dresser
| Castne, was in Belfast Friday on his way
| home His vessel is hauled up at New York
! Mrs. George Aver, of Jamaica Plains
Mass, who has been visiting her brother
| Cart, Joseph Partridge, left for home Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bingham, OF Boston
guests Of MI. Daniel Lane, Went to Bangor
| Mondav for a short visit and will return here
Saturday,
| Mr. Charles E. Sturttvmt, formerly ot
this city las httn promoted from money
order clerk TO cashier of the Augusta posi-
| office.
Mr. ana Mrs Sidney Keene, of SomrrNilIe
Mass, arrived Saturday, and Went To Sears
! mont to visit Mrs Keene's father Mr.. 0. y
Wilson,
Mr. Fremont Fletcher, who has been visit
| ing in Belfast. left for New York Sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fletcher will settle in Bostol
| tins fall
Mr.. Albert Hanscon son of Rev. S. l.
! 6 ID .I,,-
! Kockport Sunday. Mr.. Hansrom is studying
| for the ministry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. French, of Waltham
Mass. arrived. here Saturday on their way
home from Bar Harbor. They remained
here until Monday.
Miss Lotte Flint, of Arlington, Mass, an,
Mrs Is. X Flint and daughter Nlaria o
Mansfield, Mass, are i'll Belfast, the guest;
of Mr.. and Mrs n f. Keene.
Mrs. Nellie Richardson and daughters
Carrie and Alice of Newa k, y. j.. left fo
home Sunday. Mrs. Richardson has heel
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Jones'
! Ex-Mayor Swan and daughter Amabel
and Misses Maud and Edith Gammans re
! turned Saturday from Bar Harbor. Mr.
| Swan says Mr.. Clements hotel ut Seal Haf
Dor is the prtttest place on Mt. Desert,
Messrs F. IT Ware.well and II. + Ans
den, of Cambridge, Mass, We're III Belfas
Saturday and drove 10 Woodhne cottage
Searsnont, with Mr. III. L. Woodcock, Late
i'll the day the party We're joined by Alfre'
johnson and Hudson Ames.
The Ninallaven CORES pondent Of tn,
| Rockland Tribune, says: ".]oseph Sanhorn
w ho for the last few Years has made lii
| home with his son, J. H. Sanborn AT Matni
Gus, is stricken with Il paralytic shock an,
is now in I, very critical condition.
Mr.. o. r. Yeaton left Belfast Monday 10
| w olfborough, n. H., where he is TO De th'
superintend ent of the Cloutman shoe factory
His amiiy Will remain here for the present
at least. Mr. Yeaton once lived at Wolf
brough.
| Mr.. Frank Starre1t arrived home Sunda,
from his European tour In company will
Rev. r. T. Hack he arrived at Quebec Sat
urday morning in steamer Vancouver of th
Dominion line Mr.. Hack has gone to New
York State to Join his wife, and will be il
| Belfast early in September.