The Republican journal., 1892-01-28
Personal.

Personal.
Mrs. Francis o. Greer has gone to Concord
N. H.
Mr. and Mrs j. E. Cottrell arrived home
on Saturday.
Miss Mary Howe, of Lincolnville, is visit
ing friends in town.
Hon. S. L. Mili1en is expected home
from Washington this evening.
Miss Alice Edgcomb has gone to Castine,
where she is employed in the telegraph
office.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Arey from Centre
Conway, n. H., will arrive here to-day for a
visit.
George p. Field and wife, of Boston, ar
! rived here on Saturday to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Lombard and Master Ralph c. Lom-
bard returned Saturday evening from visit
to Woburn, Mass
Miss Matte Going. Of Belfast, is spending
the winter with her uncle, Mr. William Co
ing, at East Union.
Charles O'Connell will 60 to Boston Mon
day to buy goods. He will move to his
new store February 14th.
Robert Davis, of Camden, was in town on
Friday. He is engaged in erecting seven
cottages at Dark Harbor, Islesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Briggs, who We're
married at Pittstield last Thursday, arrived
n++ lD;,,
Congressman Milliken was to address the
Blaine Republican Club Of Augusta last
evening, at Memorial Hail. on "The Tariff !"
James M. Mead, of Chicago, a student in
the Institute of Technology, of Boston, is in
Belfast, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Sibley.
Frank B. Mathews and W. X. Keene drove
to Ellsworth Saturday. A case came before
the S. J. Court Monday where Mathews
Bros. had a lien claim.
William Avery, formerly of Belfast, was in
town on Tuesday visiting friends. He is in
the produce trade in Michigan and came to
Boston on business
F. w. Chase, principal of the High School,
was taken i'll last week With la grippe and
Miss Charlotte T. Sihley Went into the school
to assist Miss Robbins.
Capt f. W. Mrtiivery, Of New York, has
left the firm Of Brown, McGilvtry 4 Co. and
gone into business Shiphroller at 81
South street. Capt. McGilvery was former
ly Of Scarsport.
Mrs. \. X. T. Moore and family returned
Thursday from Steuben, where they went to
bury Mr.. Moore. Mrs Moore was thrown
from her sleigh near Ellsworth and quite
badly shaken mp
Hon. VIM B, Swan and daughter We're at
Bessemer, Alabitma, Jan. 23d. He writes
room Necessary. He has a nephew, W. H.
Swan, in the dry goods business at Bessemer
Levi Clay, who has been superseded us
lineman for the Western Union Telegram
Company, has been resident of Belfast for
eight years, and while here has been a faith
full official, a courteous gentleman, aud has
made many friends. The best wishes of all
90 with HIM
Hon. Joseph Farwell of Unity, who has
been i'll the city for a few DAYS the guest Of
f. l.. Jones, returned to his home Monday.
Captain Farwell was the commander of the
old steamer Daniel Webster, " hen She first
ram on the Penohscot river between Bangor
and Portland, having for his first officer the
present genial commander Of the steamer
Penohscot, Capt. OTIS Ingraham. Bangor
Daily News.
Rev. Frank S. Forbes. the author of the
[ tab letter published in the Journal of last
week. is a SON of Almon S. Forles. of
Brooks. Frank is about twenty-five years
of age, and Il graduate Of Bates College,
Lewiston. He is a minister Of the Congre-
gational denuminatjon. and has been West
about fem" wears. He nephew 81 Moses
bic speaker and commands high salary.
Mrs. Robert White, IF Pennington. made
the journal office Il pleasant call last week
Mrs. White is the widow of one of the foun,l-
ers Of the Republican Journal, and We'll re-
was printed, as it made quite a sensation.
Mrs. White has been a reader and admirer of
the journal from the first and the paper has
no warmer friend. Her son, Mr.. H. p White
was engaged in journalism for some years, at
first on daily paper in Michigan, and later
in Pennington, Me. After the great fire in
that town he went into mercantile business
and has met with good success.