The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-15
Personal.

Mrs. N. P. Bean arrived home from Boston
Monday
Miss Mary Dyer, Of Portland is visiting at
Joseph H. Trussel's.
Capt. David E. Bird returned from visit
to Portland Monday.
Rev. Geo. E. Tufts arrived home from his
trip abroad Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank B. Frederick, of Boston. is Wis
iting relatives in this city.
Mr.. f. A. Farrar. of Bath, is in town visit
ing relatives for a week.
Mrs. Joseph Marthon left Thursday for
Boston and Washington, d. C.
Mr. Henry L. Kilgore has been confined
to his house few days by illness.
Mr.. Samuel Redman took the steamer
Penobscot Monday for visit to Boston
The Misses Barnes, Of New York, are Wis
iting their aunt, Miss Elizabeth A. Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. W. Eaton have return
ed home from visiting in Bangor and Brew
Mrs. j. w. Wheeler. of Boston, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. A ro Russell. ON Congress
street.
Mr.. Thomas P. Logan Went to Limestone.
"Wednesday to visit his daughter, Mrs Sadie
Howard
DR.. S. W. johnson started Monday for
Pennsylvania on a trip combining business
with pleasure.
Miss Annie Dorr. of Waterville, who has
been visiting Miss Maud Barker. returned
home Tuesday
Edmond Wilson, clerk at Kilgore & Will
sons, is confined to the house by a serious
throat difficulty.
Mrs. E. A. Hopkins and daughter Mrs E.
A. Daniels started for Newton. Mass Mon
day afternoon
Miss Alice and Master Harry Rice, of Law
renee, left by steamer Penobscot for home
Monday afternoon.
Misses jeanette f. and Elizabeth David
Charlotte T. Sibley
Mrs. Emily Rowe and daughter and Miss
Emma Clary, Of Boston. are visiting MI.
and Mrs. Chas H. Bray.
Ms. H. E. Shute and Mrs. Edward La
Foley, of Stockton Springs, visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. l.. Hanson last week.
Mr. f. H. Colley. who has been in Port
land and vicinity for ten days past, returned
home by train Monday morning.
Mrs. Julia knowlton, of Rogkland. who
has been visiting h~r mother, Mrs Wate--
man, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. f. Promis, Of Philadelphia who has
been visiting at F. f. Crowley's during the
summer, returned home last week.
Capt. Z. E. Pendleton is taking a weeks
vacation at Isleshoro. His place on the train
is supplied by Mr.. Kerr. of Brewer
DR.. Chas. F. Bean, Of Boston. arrived in
Belfast Monday morning, said ''good morn
ing 70 the boys and returned at night
Edw. c. Quimbv left by boat Monday He
goes to Minneapolis. where he has situa-
ton in the hardware store of the W. X.
Morrison Co.
Mrs. Susan Howard. of Portland. who has
been visiting at Mrs. Sophia Iothrop's, left
for home Tuesday. She will make short
stay in Camden.
Senator Joseph Il. Hawley. of Connecti-
cut. came to Belfast Thursday from Liberty,
and took team for WinterpoGt, where he
spoke in the evening.
Mrs Margaret Fendriclz and Mr. Charles
F. Fendrich, Of Baltimore. who have heea
Ia.
the city, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Libbv
Mr.. Raymond Knowles, Of Sumervilla.
Mass, who has been visiting his brother. Mr.
jonathan Knowles, returned home Monday.
bat was at once called back by tile death of
his mother.
Mr.. Alfred Body. son of Hon d. A.
Body. of Brooklyn, \. y. arrived in Be-
fast by Tuesday nights train. TO make a all
on his relatives here He has been t. the
Forks of the kennehtr
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Woods Of MelrcSe.
and Mr. and Mrs Geo. l.. Prouty. Of Med
ford. Mass. at Idlewild North Shore
Northport. Mr.. Woods built and fur many
Years occupied this cottage and is now re-
newing old associations
Misses Dyer and Bridgmal, of Boston, and
Maud and Mabel Mathews. of this city, sail
ed from Liverpool last Thursday for Boston,
on Cunarl steamer Pavonia The party has
been travelling in Europe since May. For
few weeks past they have been in England
and Scotland
The New England Association of Califor-
mia Pioneers of 40 swung their new grizzly
bear flag of red, white and blue to the breeze
from the Revere House staff yesterday
Thirty men who We're active as original
founders of the State sat down to dinner at
Is o'clock. Samuel Snow presided. Three
new members We're chosen by the society
Hiram E. Pierce and Benjamin 2. Hazel
tine. of Belfast and Nathaniel Lincoln, of
Wiscasset, Me. Boston journal.
Transfers in Real Estate.