The Republican journal., 1892-09-08

MI. Oscar Dilworth who has been at W ork
III Walthanl, Mass, arrived in Belfast Sat
urday.
Mr.. oseph Banks and Mr.. Nathaniel Sim
mons, of Poor's Mills, went to Ninalhaven
Saturday.
Messrs. Carol Thompson and Fred Fer
guson left Monday on their bicycles for
Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bingham. who have
been visiting here, left Friday for their home
in Boston.
Mr.. Fred S. Walls, Of Vinalhaven, was in
town last week, looking after school teachers
for his town.
Mr.. Russell d. Woodman, of Portland,
was in Belfast Thursday, and drove to Lib
erty, his old home.
DIR. Charles P. Bean, Boston, has moved
his office from West Chester Park to 800 Ire
mont street.
Mr.. NJ. 9. Percival, of Portland, was in
town last week and left Saturday for home
Mrs. Percival is here.
Mrs. Millie r. Hayes, of Portland, has
been III Belfast some time visiting her fsther,
Mr.. John b. Wadlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Lewis of Massachrl-
setts, are in Belfast, the guests of MIR. and
Mrs Geo. w. Lewis.
Misses Fannie Welch, Mary Welcl, Cora
Pickering and Maud Pickering left Thurs
day for Salem, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Keen who have been
visiting i'll Belfast, left last Saturday for
their home in Soneryile
Hon. George NJ. Warren, of Castine was
IN Belfast Saturday He was returning
hon, from a western trip
Mr.. I. H. Austin, of Boston, who has been
in Belfast visiting his mother, Mrs. Austin,
returned home Sunday.
Miss S. W. Palmer, of Belfast, was tenn
porarly employed last week as proof reader
in the Bangor Commercial office
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Lothrop, of Buffalo,
n. y. who have Sulnmered in Belfast ana
Northport, left Sunday for home.
Mr.. Richard Rankin left Monday for Bos-
toi' nc eApects ~ Iellfil laler III Iilt sea
son to manage a living whist party.
Miss Fannie Robbins. of Lawrence. arrir-
ed in Belfast Saturday and spent Sunday
here, returning to Boston Monday.
Mrs. Kate Conant, of Belfast, is visiting at
the residence of A. l.. Simpson, Esq, ON
Hammond street, during the fair. Bangor
Commercial.
f. S. Walls, Grand Captain General of the
Grand Commandery of Maine X. T., has been
assigned to visit Palestine Commanlerv, of
Belfast.
Mrs. II. A Toward and daughter. of
Waterville, We're in Belfast last week visit
ing Mrs. Towards mother, Mrs. NJ A.
Snow.
Hon. n. A. Luce, State Superintendent Of
Schools, was III Belfast Friday and attended
the exhibition of the Belfast Manual Train
ing School.
Mr. w. G. Thompson, Of New York, who
is in Belfast visit, returned last week
from very successful fishing trip into the
interior Of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H, Beal, Of Augusta, We're
in Belfast Saturday, having driven across
the country. Mr.. Beal was formerly al in
surance agent i'll Belfast
Mr.. j, =. Paine, wife and daughters of
Boston, stopped at Crosby Inn last week.
Mrs. Paine is daughter of Mrs l.. T. Cot
trell, formerly of this place
Mrs. Hannah Tufts, daughter Lnttt-, and
Miss I.ottie Flint, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. n. E. keene, left Thursday
for their home in Arlington, Mass.
Wight, the photographer, will take his va
cation, Sept. 18th. He will spend two weeks
at Martins Point, where he w i'll take Views
of the interesting scenery. [Waldol'oro
News.
Messes. William NJ. Thayer, George T.
Read, +. a. Robbins, James Albee. Leslie
Harmon and Sherman Swift left Belfast Sun
day on bicycles for the camp meeting at
Washington.
Mrs H. W. Farnham, Mr. and Mrs. f. f.
Smith, of Walnut Hill, Mass, and Mrs NJ
V. Parker, Of Warren, who have been i'll
Belfast visiting Mrs. w H Hatch, left fo,
home Monday.
Mr.. w. Z. Coombs, who has been visiting
in Ninallaven, returned Sunday on steamer
Gov. Bodwel. He made the trip down on
the sloop Elate, built by his cousin, LEROY
Coombs, Of Vinahaven
Mr.. e. q. Quimby, Of Chicago. is III Bel
fast after an absence of four years. He is
visiting Mr.. George A. Quimby. When he
goes west again he will take IA position witt
Mr.. W. K. Morrison. at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, H. Quimby, Mrs. j. w
Frederick, Miss A. H. Faunce, Miss Fannie
Chase, Miss Clara Parsons and Miss A. NJ
Bean, of Belfast, and Mrs. w. E. Rice, OF
Lawrence Mass, returned from Mt Deser,
Monday.
The Journal had call last Thursday from
Mr. c. f. Wildes, local editor of the Somer-
vile, Mass, Journal Mr.. Wildes has been
spending his vacation in Waldoboro and vi
cinity, and was en- route to Bangor to visit
the Eastern State Fair.