The Republican journal., 1892-03-10
Personals.

Personals.
Mr.. Eugene H. Mahoney of Boston, is in
Belfast.
Mrs. +. f. Bradbury Went to Lewiston ON
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Quimby are visiting
in Lawrence, Mass.
Rev. K. T. Hack Went to Vermont Tues
day to visit his father.
Mr. E. S. Pitcher left Tuesday for a bust
| II eSs trip to Waldoboro.
Mr. George H. Bemis and Mrs. Field We're
in Belfast on Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte w. Colburn has gone to
Boston for few weeks visit.
Miss Charlotte T. Sibley, who has been in
Wellesley Mass, is now at home
Miss Alice Carmen left Monday for New
York, to absent two three months.
Miss Eliza Stevens, who has been visiting
Mrs A. c. Sibley, left Monday for Boston
Highlands.
Mrs. H. G. o. Washburn who has spent
the winter at Hyde Park, Mass, arrived
home Monday.
Miss Flora E. Burgess has engaged to
teach school at Danforth, and will 60 there
in few days.
Mr.. Parker Watts, of Concord, n. H., arriv-
ed in Belfast Tuesday evening to attend the
burial of his brother.
Mr. Levi Clay, for many years the West
ern Union lineman here, has been ordered
to Bangor, for IA short time.
DR.. L. W. Hammond, who has been travel
turned home on Tuesday
Mr.. Samuel Adams leaves Friday for Win
throp to assist the Grand Master in the dedi-
cation of an OLA Fellows Lodge
Miss Edith Southworth Went to Thomas
ton Monday and will 60 from there to Bos-
ton. She will be absent two weeks
Messrs. j. W. Wallace and Daniel Greer
are in Boston on their second trip in the
interest of the Dana Sarsaparilla COMPANY
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burgess, of Belfast,
Who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Crockett, at Rockand, returned home Mon
day.
Mr.. w. H. Wiggin, who travels for a Port
land house in the stove business, is again on
the road, having spent the winter in Bel
fast.
Miss Susan G. Kelley, Who has been teach
ing school at NinaIhaven. is in Belfast on a
vacation, and is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs \,
\, Hurd,
Capt Willard Ginn formerly of Prospect,
is now treasurer of Logan county. Nebraska.
At one time Capt, CHM commanded Bel
fast vessel.
Rev. NJ. j. Savage, Of Boston, has written
Mr. Amos Clement, OF Belfast to engage
rooms for the summer ut the Seaside Inn.
Seal Harbor.
Prof. A. A. Drury, who for six months has
been lecturng III 4Aroostook county, was at
home last week for a brief visit. and has
started on another tour.
MI and Mrs. E. o. Thorndike, Of Harri-
man, Tennessee, We're i'll Belfast last week
on brief visit. They were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Sibley
Among those mentioned in connection
with the Republican nomination for Con-
gress from the third Minnesota district is j
E. Doak, of Slayton, Belfast man.
Sheriff Wadswogth, Charles Baker W. F.
Thompson and DR.. kilgore, of Belfast, at
tended the meeting of the Democratic State
committee in Augusta last week
Miss Eva Johnson, of Albion, was in Bel
fast Monday, on her way to the Castine Nor
nal School. Miss johnson is a niece of
Judge and DR.. s. W. johnson, of Belfast.
Mr.. c. Vey Holman, editor of the Woburn
(Mass) Daily City ress, is mentioned as a
candidate for Congress in the Fifth Massa-
chusetts District Mr.. Holman is well
known in this vicinity and owns land in
Northport.
Mr.. s. A. Parker, who has been travelling
TOR the Dana Sarsaparilla Company, return
ed home last week. While at Malone, n Y,
he met Mr.. Ed. Knowlton who is doing
fine business. At Laconia, n. H., Mr.. Par
ker met Mr.. Quimby, formerly of Searsport,
who is also prospecting.
panied to hear of his very serious illness at
his home in Boston. AS, however, he is I'M
der the treatment of the most skillfu physi- |
clans and two trained nurses are in attend |
ance all the time, the best is hoped for
| Waterville Sentinel.
Mr.. Peavey is a brother of Mr. D. IT, Peavy. |
of Belfast.
Mrs. A. c. Paul, OF Fort Fairfield, State |
President of the Non-Partisan Christian !
Temperance Union, has been spending a |
few days with friends in Foxcroft and at
tended pleasant and profitable meeting of |
the local Union Mrs. Paul is a thorough !
Christian temperance woman, an earnest |
and efficient worker in the cause which she
Piscataquis Observer.
Rev. DR.. G.. w. Field, of the Central street
Church, Bangor, preached
in Island Avenue Congregational Church,
Sunday last, in exchange with the pastor
He preached sermon Of unusual power to
a large audience of interested listeners We |
can readily understand why the society at
Bangor, whose pastor he has been for %
years, is so loath to give him up. Skowhe-