The Republican journal., 1892-03-31
Personals.

Mrs. G. c. Kilgore is in Portland on visit
Mr. c. B. Hall left Monday for brief trip
| to Boston,
Col. Philbrook, of the Governors staff, was
in Belfast last week.
Rev. j. F. Titon is in Sidney for brief
visit to his parents.
Mr.. A. c. Philbrick of Rockland, was in
Belfast on Tuesday.
Mrs. Emery Robbins and family are in
Ellsworth visiting friends.
Mr.. j. j. Laughton went to Mt. Desert
last week after his furniture.
Mrs W. K. Keene and daughter Margaret,
have gone to Rockland on visit.
Mr.. Harry Knowlton, who is employed in
Boston, is at home on a short vacation.
Mrs Adrian futile, who has been visiting
in Waterville, returned home last week
Mrs. B. F. Wells left Friday for New York
and Boston to procure the latest spring mil
linery.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. Gates, of Portland
We're in Belfast last week, visiting Mr.. Gates
parents.
Mrs. j. c. Gates and Mrs. E. r. Conner
left Monday for Boston to buy her spring
millinery
| Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement left Wednes-
day for Seal Harbor to take a look at the
new hotel.
Mrs. +. Ellen Syphers, who has been in
Belfast all winter, left Monday for her home
in Seattle.
Mr.. O'Rellls formerly in the tailoring bust
ness in Belfast has closed out and has gone
to Bangor.
Miss Adelaide Ward, of Thorndke, was
in Belfast last week visiting Mrs. Austin
w. Heating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Sargent and
daughter Fannie made brief visit to New
port last week
Mr.. George A. Bailey, who has been in De-
troit, Michigan, for some months, arrived
home last week.
Mrs George r. Lancaster, of Bangor, who
has been in Belfast several weeks, returned
| home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Edgecomb, who for
several years have been on the Pacific coast,
| have returned to Belfast.
Mrs Rebecca Mahoney, of Barre, Vermont,
is in Belfast with her sister, Mrs. Francis
| Whimore, who is i'll.
Mrs. Crosby and Miss Margaret Crosby re-
turned last week from Boston, where the
latter has spent the winter.
| DR.. G.. c. Gilgore and MI. E. F Hanson
left Monday for Wolfville, n. s., in the inter
est of the Canadian Slloda company.
Mr. Ernest Condor, who has been in AT
lantic Highlands, n. j. las returned home
and will remain here during the summer
The latest reports from jacksonville.
state that Mr. Benz. P Hazeltine is improv-
ing and will recover from his recent illness.
Capt. S. P. Kane, former Belfast sea cap
tain is now located at Scott City, Kansas,
where he deals in horses, cattle windmills,
etc.
Mr.. Walter Brown. who is employed at
Plymouth, Mass, is spending vacation
with his parents in Belfast. He returns on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Simpson and son ar
rived last week from Waldoboro, where Mr.
Simpson has been employed in the shoe
business.
Hon. I. c. Libby and wife, of Burnham,
left Monday for a trip to Montana, where
Mr. Libby has extensive interests, and will
| be absent some weeks.
Miss j. w. Ferguson left Tuesday for Bos-
ton to look after millinery goods. Mrs. Chase,
her milliner, will leave the last of the week
to meet Miss Ferguson
Mr.. F. G. Haraden arrived by Saturday
mornings boat from Boston and remained
over Monday, which was the S1st birthday
of his father, Daniel Haraden, Esq.
Messrs. w. c. and Percy futile went to
Green's Landing Saturday. The latter will
remain in charge of the Photographic bust
ness recently bought there.
Mr.. Levi Clay, who for many wears has
been the popular ineman for the Western
Union Company, has completed his labors
1 here and has been ordered to Portland
Mr. Gorham Aborn has returned from
Somes Sound where he erected buidin q
for the new granite company. He says thirty
| paving cutters are at work and business has
begun.
Mr.. Ralph H. Howes left Monday for Bos-
ton Mrs. r. H. Howes is in Boston and
has sent for her large mastiff with view
of entering him at a dog show.
Mr.. Hatch, of Bucktield assistant to Hon.
George D. Bsbee, Bank Examiner, was in
Belfast Tuesday. He examined the Belfast
and Searsport Savings Banks and the Bel
fast Loan and Building Association
The many friends of Capt. William Flow
ers, of Bangor, will be pleased to know that
he has recovered sufficiently from his recent
illness to be out and able to attend to his
business. Capt Flowers has had the grip.
Conductor and Mrs. John Mace, with little
Willie Mace, left Saturday for visit to
Rochester, n H., and other points. During
the absence of Mr.. Mace, his train will
be in charge of Mr.. Avery the baggage
master.
/, Mr. William X. Morrison, of Minneapolis
was in Belfast Saturday afternoon, and took
the i IL train for home NIrS horicnp ;S az