The Republican journal., 1892-11-03
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Cunningham are
visiting friends in Massachusetts.
W. H. Mcclellan, Jr. Esq, of Bangor, ar
rived here Saturday for short stay.
f. S. Walls, ESD, wife and daughter,
of Vinalhaven, We're in Belfast last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Banks left Tuesday
for Chicago, where they will spend the Win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazael McKeen left on
Thursday last to visit friends in Massachu-
setts.
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. Staples, of Monroe, were
in Belfast Monday on their way to Rockland
for a visit
Mr.. Will H White, of Danvers, Mass,
came to this city "Wednesday and returned
Thursday.
Mr. Geo 0. Bailey Went to Lewiston last
Thursday to attend a meeting Of the State
Fair trustees.
Mr. John Allyn, of Boston, was in this city
last week, on business connected with his
real estate here
Mr., G. H. Patch, Of Northport, started for
Boston Monday, accompanied by his father
in-law, Mr.. Ralph Cross.
Mr.. and Ms. A. 7. Longfellow, of HALO
well, We're in this city last week, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam l.. Sleeper.
Mr.. Amasa S. Heal has removed from
Centre Lincolnvile to this city, and settled
in the "Stone" house on Cedar street.
Mrs. o. H. Fail, who has been passing the
summer with relatives III Penobscot county,
returned home Saturday for the winter.
Mrs. c. II. Reynolds and Miss Mabel A.
| Park arrived Saturday morning from Mas
sachusetts, where they have been visiting.
Mr. Charles F. Parks, Of Boston, came to
Belfast Thursday on business connected
with the water company, and returned Sat
urday.
Mr.. John Scott, who was washed over
board from sch. Hattie, as reported last
week, was a brother of Mrs. f. l.. Macom-
Der, of this city.
Messrs Hartwel L. and Frank X. Wood
cock returned last Thursday from New
York, where they had been to buy goods
for the holiday trade.
MI Alonzo Drisco and Miss May E. Phil
brick, OF RoNbury, Mass, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gammans, re-
turned home Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs Arnold Harris and Mr.. Louis
Harris left Monday for New York tn spend
the winter. Their daughter. Mrs. Hyams,
is going to Europe soon,
| A travelling man lust from Aroostook re-
ports seeing Nh. Edward y. Wiggiu the otl-
er day. He is in tile iewelry business at
Presque Isle and doing Well.
Mr. S. II. Sleeper Of Portland, was in Bel
fast Saturday. He is taking short vacation,
but stil has an eye to business, and earres
samples of his goods along with him,
Mr.. Ashley Phinnev, who is engaged in
the photograph business at Ellngwood's
Corner, was at home a few days last week
on account of the Illness Of his mother.
Mr.. Reginald Da, is. of Brool1svil}e, was in
town Friday, the guest of Capt. n. $. Lord
Nh. Davis is in charge Of an electric car in
Hallowell, and was on his WAY thther,
1t seems that in a recent issue we gave the
residence Of Mrs. A. G. Paul, State President
Of tile Maine Non-Partisan w. G. 7. t., as
Presple Isle Her home is in Fort Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Kochersptger, .of CHI
rago, who have been visiting here, started
for home Monday. They will make short
stay, on the way, at Boston and New York.
Mr.. W. +. Jones. who Gently came to
this city from Belfast, to engage in the un-
dertallng business, has leased the liner
store. on Union street. and is fitting it up
nicely for his business. Roclland Opinion.
Governor Burlelgh has appointed a num-
ber VI delegates to the National Farmers
Congress winch meets at Lincoln, Neb., Nov.
~, and among them is S. A. Payson, Esq,
Of Belfast.
1t is expected that Rev. f. A. Gilmore
VIII le installed us pastor some time III No
vtmber. Several ministers from abroad are
expected on this occasion, among them Rev.
j. H. Seward, of Waterville. PresQue Isle
| Democrat.
Mrs Ahhie Harris. Of skowhegan, Who
has been visiting at Capt. ID. IL. Libhy's,
took the boat for Boston Thursday. Mrs,
Harris is the daughter of the late Charles
Spring, of This city,
Col Ii. L. .McDOnalu, who Went with Gov
ernor Buregh's party to Chicago, returned
only as far as Washington, ID. G. From
there ht Went to Tennessee to visit his
brothers. He viii he at home to-'lay.
Mr.. II. q Chandler of Unity, was IN town
the other day for the first time III fifteen
, years. Twenty Years ago Mr. Chandler did
business III Pittstield and then widely
known as one Of the sweet singers Of tins
part of NJ; lie. Pittstield Advertisers
Mr.. a c. Gammau>, who for several years
past has leen With Critrhett, SlhIty X 60.
of this city, starts this week for Chicago
where he has a situation With THE Will
mantle Thread %. He is to have .h;trge of
the sales t. the local shoe trade
Mr.. L. Il. Mathews, Of tle Bangor Thco-
logica' Seminary, who ha> for some time
had charge of the South Brewer Congre-
gatioll.l Church will sever his connection
there this fail. Mr.. Mathews has been
quite Successful i'll his work ut that end Of
the city and the members of the parish will
be sorrs to learn he is to Z" elsewhere.
Bangor Wing.
Mr.. Geo L. Bracket is still confined to
| tile house but Il ph ySiriau Saws that if n0th-