The Republican journal., 1892-07-07

Miss Maud Baker made a visit up-river
Thursday.
Mr.. Richard 7. Rankin, of Be fast, is in
Wyoming.
Miss Maud Crabtree, of Brewer, is visiting
friends in Belfast.
fast visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles f. Wilde, Of Somerville, Mass.
is visiting friends in Belfast
NJ. j. Dow, Esq, of Brooks. was in the
city last week on business for his town.
Mr.. Will r. Howard, who is d professor in
the Vermont Academy, arrived Thursday
been visiting III Belfast, IT turned home Fri
day
Miss Nellie Walker WHO las been at
Lynn, arrived home Friday for summer
vacation.
Mr.. Fred {. Haraden arrived from Boston
Sunday morning, and will spend his summer
vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. Gates, of Portland,
thliNtN iildA ana are Vie guests OF ME-. amt
Mrs. J. g. Gates.
DR.. E. II. Burnham, who las been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bradbury. Went
away Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucy Grant, of Lynn, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Knight, return
ed home Thursday.
w. p. Thompson, ESD, of Belfast, Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress, spoke at Skow-
hogan Saturday evening.
Mr.. John w. Mitchell, teacher at Rock
land, arrived i'll Belfast Friday ON his way
to Freedom for vacation.
Prof. j. &. Whitten left Saturday for
Green's Landing, where he furnished music
for Fourth of July carnival.
Miss Edith Damon arrived home from
Boston Saturday and is with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Damon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goodwin, of Wal
than, Mass, arrived Sunday morning on a
visit and returned " ednesday.
Mr.. n. w. Delano returned FRIDAY from
Matinicus, and will take charge of the bar
Der shop at the Northport Hotel
Mr.. NJ. Il. Prentiss is acting as postal
clerk ON the Belfast branch during the
weeks absence of his son, Mr.. H. NJ Prem
tiss.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Howes moved to
their new house on Northport avenue Satur-
day, and took their first meal there in the
evening.
Miss Katie and Master ,JllstuS Lewis ar
rived last week from Boston, and are at the
Bird cottage, Little River, with their grand
mother, Mrs. Charles ThomhS.
Miss Ella j. Durham, Of New York, is in
Belfast, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. A.
Qumby Miss Durham has Just graduated
from the academy of the Holy Cross, in New
York.
l.. NJ. Staples, Of Washington, has been
appointed District Deputy over the Ancient
Order of United Worhmen at that place
The district also includes tine lodge in Bel
fast.
Mr.. c. + Robinson, of Iowa City, was in
Belfast last week, tile guest of Mr.. J. W.
Knowlton. Mr.. Robinson was formerly of
Liberty and has been in the west thirty
seven years.
Rev. c. n. Maine, who is stopping at the
Camp Ground, made the journal office a
pleasant call on Saturday. His wife is
named Augusta. The clergyman says he is
possessed of the state and capital.
Miss Lizzie Fernald, who is a school
teacher i'll California, arrived at Winterport.
her former home, on the steamer katallln
Thursday, for visit. She was accompanied
by young lady friend, who will spend the
time with her in Winterport Bangor Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Sibley entertained ID
number of their friends July 18th at their
home on High street. A picnic supper was
served under a canopy on the lawn, and in
the evening there fine display of fire
works.
The following Belfast delegates to the
National Convention of Y. 7. &. f. Society
at New York, left yesterday: Rev j. F. Til
ton, f. W. Chase, II. NJ. Prentiss, Lillian p.
Robbins, Annie Starrett and Belle Mathews
At New York they will be Joined by Miss
Charlotte Z. Sibley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dougan and neice, of
New York, arrived last week at the Brooks
House. They came to Portland by steamer
bringing their horses and carriage, and
drove from the latter city to Belfast, via
Bath, Waldoboro, Union, etc. They are now
at their fine cottage on the North Shore,
Northport, for the season.
Rev. Frank A. Gilmore of Cambridge
Mass, will preach i'll the | nitarian Church
i'll this village next Sunday at the usual
hour, and continue for an indefinite time.
Mr.. Gilmore comes to us highly recommends
ed as eing ont. of the ahlest young men of
Harvard. and our people should avail them
selves of an early opportunity to hear him,
for they cannot get too much of good thing.
Pressure Isle Democrat, june 50.
john l.. Page, oVerseer of the finishing de
partment at Russells' paper mills, Lawrence,
Mass, George A. Page, foreman of the ma
chine and engine rooms, and w. II. East
man, shipping clerk for the same company,
are guests at ID. II. Strout's and II f. Brad
man $. The Page brothers are former resi-
dents of this city and this is the first visit
John l.. has made to Belfast for twentv-four
years.
One of Belfast's many whist parties rode
out to Liberty, Thursday last and took
dinner at the Waldo. The party con-