The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-10-13
Personal.

week.
| Boston.
Mrs. J. c. Gates returned home Friday
| from Boston.
Mr.. E. F. Hanson returned home satur-
day from Boston.
Miss Grace Ryder left Friday for visit to
Boston and vicinity.
\ from Rockland, Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Bradbury left Friday for Wis
it to Boston and vicinity,
Mr.. Daniel L. Pitcher, Of Bethel, is visit
ing his former home. Belfast.
Mr.. Chas. Austin, of Chicago, is visiting
his mother, Mrs A. F. Austin.
Mrs S. B. Fletcher returned Friday from
a visit to relatives at Isiesboro.
Mi. Charles L. Knowlton returned from a
| short trip to Boston Saturday
| Miss Carrie Clough of Liberty, has been
visiting Miss Lena Fernald in this city.
Mrs. E. L. Conner returned home Monday
from visit to Boston and Reading, Mass
| Mr.. and Mrs. Asa A. Howes, who went to
Boston last week, returned home Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bosworth of Lebanon,
n. H., arrived in Belfast Friday on visit.
Mr.. w. A. Clarke made short business
trip to Boston last week, returning Satur-
day.
|
Friday after brief visit to Boston and Vi
cinity.
Mrs. A. j. F. Ingraham, of Rockland, who
was in Belfast last week, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Fitz Gilbert, Mrs. Lizzie Havener
and daughter Helen are visiting in Portland
for two weeks.
Mrs. Emery Robbins and daughter
| Blanche, who have been visiting in Boston,
returned tlls week.
Miss Isa Walton, who has been visiting
friends in Rockland and Thomaston, return
ed home Saturday.
Mr.. Clement Wescott, of the Belfast Ma
| tional Bank is absent on a vacation. He
| Went to Boston Friday.
Mrs. Strout, who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. &. p Lombard, returned to
| Woburn, Mass. last week.
Mrs. Carmen and daughters, who have
| been at Crosby Inn for some time will 90 to
New York to spend the winter.
Mr and Mrs. w E. Jones leave to-day for
4 I ~,
Florence Gilmore goes with them.
Eevs. G. E. Tufts, OF Belfast, and |. b.
Mower, of Skowhegnn, are among tho new
ly elected trustees OF Colby University.
Miss Clara RouIston returned Thursday
from d visit of two months at her home i'll
Searsport, Me. Fort Fairfield Leader
Miss May +. Carr, Of this city, las entered
SIlaws Business, College, Portland, to take
a course iu strnography and rype-writng.
Miss Grace Z. Burgess. who has been vis-
iting Mrs Mary Parsons At Florence, Mass,
and friends IN Boston, returned hpme Fri
| day.
MIR A. e. Nirllcrson, of SWanvilc, a stu
dent at Harvard College class of ~, has Sc
cured i scholarship for Til, academic ye;r
ls92-3.
Mrs. Geo X. Lancaster, Bangor, has
bought the Thomas McLoon house ON Lime
| rock street III Rockland and has taken pos
session.
Mr. Robbie G. Frye, formerly OF Belfast, but
for the last seven years in the Boston Gus
tom House, has been promot Il to the chief
clerk~llip.
Mayor W. z. Thompson and Alderman A.
p. Mansfield, who Went to Boston last week
on business relating to tile city, returned
home Friday.
Mrs Jennie Tuitl, and SON Arthur. Of
Hockport, Mass, who have been in Bel
fast visiting Capt. and Mrs. f. f. Branl-
hail. left for home Friday
Mrs H. W. Thorndike, of this city, has
been appointed county superintendent" Of the
department Of the W. Q. I, L. for procuring
homes for homeless children.
Miss j w. Ferguson, Mrs. J. S, lIarr-
man, Mrs. \. ID. Chase and Mrs. H. p. Chase,
who have been spending Il few lays in BoS-
tom, returned Friday
Mr.. A. +. Carrie. of Bangor, is visiting his
brothers and sister in this city. Mr. Garlic
is conductor on the Pullman train between
Bangor and st. John.
Rev. Il. \. tiilmore's sermon last Sunday
upon the subject, "What is authority in r.
| ligon, WAS an able effort, one of the Very
best of the many able sermons he has given
| his hearers. Mir Gilmore's popularity is
still on the increase PreSque Isle Demo-
rrat.
Mrs. f. b. Strolit Went ON visit tu B,s-
tom last week, where she will be the guest
of Mr.. q. u. Otis From there she will 90 to
Portland I" visit Mr.. Hollis Blancarl
formerly of Belfast
Mr.. AMI Mrs. W. X. Keene, of Southwest
Harbor who are visiting friends il this vi
cinlty, We're i'll Belfast Tuesday. Nj. Keenc
is native of Appleton and is a very success
full builder IF steam launches
Hon. |. c. Libby is to pass the coming
winter in the south in the interest If the
Aroostook Condensed Milk Company. He
moNe, his family from Burnham to Water
willie last week to reside in the future
I. O. Hopkins, of Frank fort, is teaching
school in Waldo in the house where his