The Republican journal., 1892-01-07
Personal.

Miss Lizzie Kelley left Wednesday for a
visit to Boston.
Mr.. Herbert T. Field left Wednesday for
Bowdoin college.
Mrs. Charles H. Wording is quite sick with
sciatic rheumatism
Mrs. Adelbert Knight and son, are in
Camden on a visit.
Mr.. George w. Gorham, of Bangor, arrived
in town last week.
Col. Charles B. Morton, of Augusta, was
in Belfast on Tuesday.
MI Mark Andrews, of Boston, was in Bel
fast the first of the week.
Mrs. Belle Priest, who has been in Boston
ON visit, has returned home.
Mrs. H. NJ. Jewett and daughter Of the
Provinces, are in Belfast on visit
Col. w. II. Fogler of Rockland, arrived
Wednesday to attend the S. j. Court
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Mitchell left Tuesday
morning for Portland for short visit
The new law firm of Joseph Williamson 4
Son began business on Friday, Jan. LIST.
Miss Lucy NJ. Adams, of Castine, is in
Belfast, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Adams.
DR.. and Mrs. Lombard who are visiting in
Woburn, Mass, will return home the last Of
this week.
Mr.. II c. Quimby, of Bangor, arrived on
Wednesday to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. Daniel Haraden.
Mrs. Ellen Syphers and child, from Seat
tie, w ashington, arrived ON visit last week
to her III other, Mrs. Charles Read.
Miss Louise Hazeltne, who has spent her
vacation with her parents, left yesterday for
Pennsylvania, to resume her studies.
Mr.. f. \. Gilmore. a student of the uivin-
ity class at Harvar d, came home to Belfast
last week. He has returned to his studies
Mr.. Bradford Wormwood, of East Boston,
came to Belfast Monday to attend the fllner-
al of his sister, Mrs. Josephene NJ. Coley.
Mrs. J. w. Dougan and Mr.. William Colt
man, who spent Christmas at the Brooks
House, returned to their home in New York
last week
Mrs. W. E. Hamilton and daughter, and
Mr.. F. H. Hoag have arrived at Jackson
Vile, Florida, where they are located for the |
winter
Mr.. James W. Wallace and Daniel A.
Green, Jr., left Monday for Boston, to take
charge of the Dana Sarsaparila advertising
in that city.
Mr.. Henry Moody, of Lowell, arrived Sat /
llr,lav on visit to his father in Liberty, and |,
friends in Belfast Mr.. Moody formerly |
lived in this city.
Mrs. II. Cllenery and Mr.. Horace Chenery
werr at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, |
last week, and Mr. H. p. Thompson was at
he Aston House.
Mr. Harry NJ. Prentiss, mail agent OF the
Belfast branch. WAS at his home in Brewer
for a short time with Il sore hand, but has |
resumed his duties.
Mr.. Elmer /. Rankin, Who has been EN-
ployed at Boston, is now at home and has
charge Of the saw mill on Goose river recent- |
ly bought by Mr.. W. b. Rankin.
Dr., Charles F. Bean, # Belfast, has set
tied i'll Boston, having taken an Office at l29
West Chester Park. He is meeting with
success. which is gratifying to his many
friends.
Miss Fannie NJ. Farmer, Of Boston, who SO |
ably conducted the Belfast cooking school
last summer. was on Monday reelected as |
sistant principal Of the Boston Cooking |
school
Miss Carrie Field and her guest, Miss !
Welch. ami Miss Davidson, Of Albany, a |
guest of Miss Charlotte 7. SibIey, left We'd |
nesday. to resunt their studies at Wellesley |
college.
Hon. VIM. u. Swan and his daughter An
mabel left Monday for the South. where
they VIII spend t!le WINTER Stops will l,r
mace IN all the large cities, including Wash
ingtol.
Catt. +. i. rr-Gleton. Express Messenger
ON Macrs train. was i'll last week. His
place Was supplied Ay MIR. Austin Heating |
Messenger on SH!Iivan's train. The Captain
has recovered and resumed his duties
Mr.. William Burkett SON of MIR. ti-orgr |
W. Burlett leaves Friday for Boston.
where he enters the Wholesale dry goods |
establishment of Bradford Thomas & Co. |
Mr.. Burlett intends to thoroughly learn the
business.