The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-12-08
Personal.

Capt. F. W. Goodwin, of Bangor, was in
this city Monday.
W. j. Clark, Esq, of New York, was in
this city last week.
w. H. Mcclellan Jr., is to start for Port
land, Oregon, the 26th inst.
Mr.. Charles Clark returned Tuesday from
summers work at Matinicus.
Mr.. E. G. Norton, of Bisbee, Ariz arrived
in Belfast last week for a visit.
Rev. Geo E. Tufts arrived home from
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs j. w. Emery, of Northport.
left by Mondays boat for visit to Boston
Mr. and Mrs H. j. Tbbetts, of Rockport,
were in Belfast to attend the Living Whist
Miss Annie Belle Carter, who has been
visiting at H. A, Carter's, has gone to Fair
field, Iowa.
Rev. j. NJ. Leighton, who is supplying the
Unitarian pulpit for few weeks, is stopping
at the Crosby Inn.
Mr.. Samuel w. Junkins, a prominent
lawyer of York County, was at the Crosby
Inn last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. johnson and Mr. au,;
Mrs l.. c. Morse drove in from Liberty to
witness Living Whist
We are glad to hear very encouraging re-
ports of Geo. B, Ferguson, ESQ., who has
| been i'll for some time
| Mr.. Carter b. Keen, of Freedom Prof of
Penmanship at Kents Hill Commercial Col
lege was in Belfast last week
Mr.. Clinton G. Ferguson, of Sioux Falls.
S. d., arrived at City Point Friday night
for short visit to his parents.
| Rev j. A. Savage and family started last
| Thursday with their household furniture for
| their new home in Medteld, Mass
| Mrs. George A. Quimby gave a small af-
ternoon tea yesterday in honor Of her guest.
Mrs. a. H. Hanscom, of Ninterport
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Young who have
been at Manchester, N. H., for several
months, have returned to Belfast for the
winter.
Mr. A. ?. Lord, Of Boothbay Harbor. late
ly paid a visit to relatives in Brooksvile.
stopping on tile way home to call on his Bel
fast friends.
Hon. S. L. Miliken left for Washington bv
Monday mornings train. He had been con-
fined to his home for more than a week witt,
a sprained ankle
Mrs. A. II. Hanscom came down from
Mnterport to witness Living Whist, and
was the guest while here of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. A. Qumby.
Monday To remain for some time. Her
husband commands steamer Castine on the
Belfast and Deer Isle route.
Hon. Fred Atwood, of Winterport. arrjv
ed here Monday and left Tuesday for Port
land. He stopped at Crosby Inn ANA was
much pleased with the. house
Mrs. F.P. Eames and daughter Cora. who
spent the summer in Belfast are nuw in
Massachusetts,. Mrs. Ealnes wi visit Put
nam, Conn, this winter, Miss Eanps re-
manning i'll Boston.
Mrs. j. I. Conant and daughter Mabel
came to Belfast last week foI il visit Miss
Conant returned ~ Portland Monday, Int
her mother i, TO remain herr, for time
Mr. James f. Whitney, of Boston. one If
the original stockholders of the Dana Sarsa-
parilla Co., and IA director in the new com
panN, WAS in this city last Thursday.
Mr.. William l.arrahee, who left last week
for the Sailors Snug Harhor, returned sun
day. He reports that he has secured adlnis-
| siou to the harbor, and shall enter it later.
! Mr.. j. Darling, of Lowell, Me. the widely
| known hunter, and now a game warden.
has been in Belfast visiting Mr. c. b Hazel
| tine. He left Monday for his homeiu North
| ern Maine,
| MIR. John NJ. Blackwell, who has been with
Mr.. George W. Gorham for several wears
past, has arrived and opened the potato
| business for the season in thc Mansfield
store on lower Main street
Capt. Geo. f. Ryan made IA trip tu Boston
| last week. This item would he "A chestnut
We're it not for the fact that the captain went
| up and back by rall, which is a tritie out of
| his usual mode Of making that same Journey
| Mrs Ellen H Castle and Mrs Abbie Pratt
started Thursday fur California, the former
| tie visit Mrs. Plllo Hersry at Santa Clara.
| Cal, and the latter, who is accompanied by
| her youngest SON, Harold, to join her hnS-
| band in China.
The Journal was informed hv Two or
three reliable parties during the past week
that MIR. Howard French had been visiting
| here 1t must ht a case of "felier that looks
| IKE me. for lioWard's relatives know moth
| ing ot his heing here.
Capt. Z. u. Ryder, of schooner 4 W.
Ellis, has had a rare experience thi, season
us regards fog He has made seven round
! trips from Rocklaud to New York ana re-
| turn 10y way of Portland, and aid not ulce
| iiaNe occasion IT, bring his fog horn uil deck
Writing from Sprngheld Mo, ms pres
eht place Of residence, Rev. W. ii. Williams
! formerly pl>t'r of the NJ. f CAur.h Belfast,
says, in private note. "We are all well
eXcep ing the fact that ain recovering from
carhunrie ON the right side of my neck
| Our twin boys, horn in Belfast were wears
old N"Y 2%rt Henry and Elbrt,lg, are ut
work, Maud and Sidney III Drurv College"
The many friends III Belfast, anl IN the
State, of Mr.. Williams and his family will
nt : al OF tins news concerning them. Mr.
| WlIllanls says he hopes to write letter for
the journal before long about the t. Mt III
dustry of Southwest NJ ,Ssolri, and W., hope
| he will do SO.
We understand that 4 w ThoinnSnu I,as