The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-03-24
Personals.

Miss Maud E. Mathews left yesterday for
visit to Boston.
Rev. G. w. Field, D. D., of Bangor was in
town last week.
Mrs. Josiah Mitchell left Monday for a two
weeks visit to Quebec.
Miss Jean Pond is in Belfast visiting her
sister Miss Bessie Pond.
Chief Justice Peters will hold the April
term of Court in Belfast.
Miss Inez Haney goes to Portland to-day
to visit her sister, Mrs Winters.
Mrs. Abbie B. Cox who has been visiting
i'll Boston returned home Thursday.
Miss Sadie V. Jones, who has been in
! Fairfield for several weeks has returned to
Belfast.
| Capt. Fred White left Monday for Nam
! tucket, to take command of the sch Mary E.
Crosby.
Mr.. Jonathan Holiness of Boston. was in
Belfast last week visiting his sister, Mrs
! Nelson Rich.
Dr. D. P. Ordway moved his effects to
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day for that place.
! Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Clark will occupy the
| Gilmore house at the corner OF High and
| Commercial streets.
Mr.. Charles Clark left Monday for Matni-
Gus Island, to begin his 10Th consecutive fish
ing season at that place.
Mrs. Charles Thombs arrived here last
Thursday and has taken rooms at Mr.. f. H.
| Conants, Church street.
Mr.. Adrian futile who has been in New
York for some time for medical treatment is
now at home. He will go back in June
Mr.. Fred Biather, of Portland, a conductor
in the employ of the Maine Central, made
his Belfast friends brief call last week.
Capt E. w. Pendleton, was in Belfast on
Friday on his way to New York, to take
charge of his vessel, sch. VIM. H. Sumner.
MI Nathan Hawkes., of Appleton, is in
Belfast, at Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Commits Mr.
Hawkes. is perfecting patent car coupler
Capt Joseph Parks, of Searsport, has this
week been visiting his brother Capt f. Nj.
Parks, in this city. Portland Advertiser.
Mr.. Charles II. Mitchell, of the West End
Hotel, Portland, came to Belfast on Friday.
as witness before the Court of Insolvency
Mr.. J. W. MITCHELL principal Of the Lin
colin street grammar school. Roc[lanJ j.
having vacation and has been in Belfast
| this week.
| MIR. George H. Bemis was in Belfast last
week and remained over Sunday He will
be steward of the kneo House. Moosebead
/ Lake, the coming summer
Mr.. Fred Jones left Saturday for BOSTON
where he is employed as a salesman in rh..
store Of fine Boston Furniture Co. Mrs
Jones will follow il a short time.
/ +. A. Robbins, of Belfast. came up to at
tend the Band Fair. Mr. Robbins is ALWAYS
interested IN musical matters and WAS for
merry a member Of the band. TWatervlIe
Mail. ii's
ME- W Is. NadswOrth, formerly a barber in
Belfast, has entered the store of Mrs. C.. w
Raney, as a salesman. Mr. Wadsworth has
many friends who will be sure to cali uuou
him.
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III bangor Ter a day or two, is looking after
two OF three good PAGERS to take back with
INN t" the Hub. He Went to Dover to-,Iav
to look over some Of the good ones around
there. Bangor Commercial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams drove to
Rockland Wednesday. Mr.. Adams went
Gown river to organize and drill a staff of
Miriam Rebekah Lodge, that body contem
plating working in the bcautited form
Prof. j. &. Written, of Belfast. saws that
when IL young man he taught many terms of
school in Waldo county, and at Searsmont
had for a pupil the Hon. Seth L. Millilen.
when our Congressman was a small boy.
Capt. A. NJ. Webster, Who recently moved
from South Brooksvlle to Ninalhaveu, is a
brother of Mr.. Q. r. Webster Of this city.
He owns three vessels which are emplovad
in the stone trade, and is an active business
man.
Mr.. J. S. Laughton, who is establishing a
canning business in Belfast has had charge
tor several years of the Underwood canning
factory at Bass Harbor. His brother. Mr..
Thomas Laughton, now succeeds him in that
position.
MIR. Thomas P. Shaw, of Portland, DEPUTY
Grand Commander Of the Grand Command
cry of Maine, will make an official visit to
Palestine Commandery Wednesday evening
the 3Oth. Mr.. Shaw is paymaster of the
Maine Central Railroad company.
Mr.. W. S. Hinkley, of Thomaston, visited
Corinthian Royal Arch Chapter last Thurs
day night. He congratulated the Belfast
Masons on the Temple and said the hall is |
one of the finest he ever saw Mr.. Hinklev
was formerly deputy warden Of the state pri
son.
Mr.. William A. Lord, for some time a
clerk in the store Of Swift 4 Paul, Belfast. |
has bought the interest of Mr.. Meseryey in |
the firm of Baker 4 Meservey, of Liberty. |
butchers and meat dealers. Mr. Lord is an
excellent young man and deserving of sue
cess.
The Kennebec Journal of Saturday last
gave sketches and portraits of a number of
the Maine Central locomotive engineers.
Among them was William H. Richardson.
who ran an engine on the Belfast branch
sixteen years ago. He is now running pas