The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-04
Personal.

| Mr.. John Carle Went to Boston Friday.
Miss May Kurdish returned to Waltham,
Mass. Saturday.
Mr.. Q. G. Critchett left Monday for Bos
ton and Stoneham.
Mrs. Fannie H. Baker, of Belfast. will 90
through insolvency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McAndlass went to
Boston Friday on visit.
Mr.. I. A. Conant, of Belfast, has been
granted a United States pension.
Mr.. Horace Crosby, Of Pittsburg, Pa, ar
rived in Belfast Friday for short visit
Mrs Theodore Gerrish, of Portland, who
Friday.
Mr. Byron Boyd, a clerk i'll tie Office of
Secretary Of State, was in Belfast last week.
Alr. w. III. Mcclellan, ,r. has returned to
Bangor after Il visit To lis odd home in this
city
Mrs. George II. Bradley Of Maiden, Mass,
is in town, tile guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. p
Frost
Miss Mary Wight has gone to Waldoboro
to visit her brother, Mr.. Z. n. Wight, and
others
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hersey of Redstone.
n. H., We're in Belfast Saturday on their way
home.
Miss Edith Southworth, who has been
visiting in Thomaston, arrived home We'd
nesday.
Miss Lillian Benner, of Waldoboro who
has been visiting in Belfast, returned home
Friday
Miss Emma Cottrell, who is employed in
Boston, arrived home last week for a short
vacation.
Mr.. Allie Segar, who has been visiting in
Belfast, left Saturday for his home in Wor-
cester, Mass.
Miss Nellie Walker, who has spent her
summer vacation in Belfast, returned to
Lynn Thursday.
Mr.. Elisha Sherman went to Bar Harbor
Thursday, where he has engaged in the bar
bering business.
Mr. and Mrs. john Kenney and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. &. Burgess returned home Friday
from Bar Harbor.
Mr.. Amos Poor, of Waltham, who has
been visiting III Belfast, his former home,
returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe, of Boston, We're
in Belfast Friday On tleir way to Sandy
Point for vacation.
Mrs. Eleanor Orcutt and Mrs l.. NJ. Smith,
Of Boston, are i'll Belfast, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. |. A. Conant.
MI. W. G. futile arrived home last week
from Green's Landing, and will remain heYe
until after camp-neeting.
MIR. john Winston, sou of Dr. W. H.
Winslow, of Pittsburg, Pa, arrived IN town
Friday for; summer outing.
Prof. f. W. Gowen, of WitterN lille, WAS in
Belfast Saturday, on his way to Northport
to deliver Il temperance lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Holmes, of North
Abbngton, are i'll Belfast the guests of Mr.
Holmes sister, Mrs. Nelson Rich
Mrs. X. w. Cottrell, Ut Chicago, arrived
i'll Belfast last week and is stopping with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Riggs.
Nh John Wardwell, of Camden, who was
master workman iii Brown \ McDonalds
shipyard, left Saturday for his home.
Capt. Marcellus Neazie, OF Islesboro, ar
rived Saturday on his way home. The cap
tains vessel, sch. Mary a. Hall, is in New
York.
DIR. George f. Eanes. of Boston, arrived
in Belfast Saturday, and has gone to Sandy
Point. Mrs. Eanes has been in Belfast some
time.
Mr.. Austin Raymond, Of New York. is in
Belfast, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Woods. Mrs Raymond has been here for
some time
Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Frost, Herbert Black
Myra Carter, Robert French, and Miss Lena
Rose, the latter from Islesboro, went to Swan
Lake Friday for a week outing.
The Helena, Montana, Daily independent
Of July DIST, says: Miss Codie Higgins, Of
Belfast, Me, arrived yesterday, and is the
guest of Mrs. w. j. White, 427 Eighth Ave-"
Mr. and Mrs. f. X. Dyer arrived Wednes-
day from Lawrence and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w Sargent. NIr DYER is "A
native of Searsmont and is on IA bridal tour.
Mr. Lewis A. Turner, who recently arriv-
ed III Belfast, has decided to settle here and
has hired new house ON Bay View street
Mr.. Turner was formerly Il resident of tlis
city,
Col. W. Ii. Foger has bought 100 feet of
land from the west end vt Di. T. f. Tit-
belts lot on Middle street, and expects to
build thereon at an early day. RocI<and
Tribune.
Governor Burlegh and party arrived in
town Saturday from Lakeside, Quantaba
cook. the Governor fairly successful
i'll bass and perch fishing The party re-
turned to Augusta Monday.
Rowe Emery, of Frankfort, who las been
visiting friends in Augusta over Sunday
has returned to Pine Grove Stock farm,
where he is at work upol drawings of some
of the noted horse, helor ging to the farm
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Nj. kiIgore and son
Perey, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs j
Peavey and daughter, of Lowell. Mass. ar
rived in Belfast Saturday, and are at the
Crosby Inn for the summer.
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