The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-01
Personal.

Belfast Monday.
Mrs. NJ. p. Pendleton Went to Bangor Fri
day to visit her mother.
Rev. Geo. E. Tufts sails to-day from Liv-
| erpool, Eng, for home.
| Mrs. G. S. Eastman, Of Westbrook, is in
| Belfast visiting friends.
Fish Commissioner Gould, Of Searsport,
| Went to Boston Monday.
Prof. F. w. Gowen, of Waterville. arrived
here Friday from Deer Isle.
Miss Lou Carter, of Belfast, is i'll Rockland,
visiting Miss Mabel Elwell.
Mr.. n. w. Delano has gone to Matinicus
to engage in the fishing business.
Miss Sadie May Wight is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Benz Lowe, Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. Alphonso a. Knight has gone to
Gloucester, Mass. where he is fishing.
Isaac Mason has leased his farm in Swan
vile and moved to Belfast, East Side.
Miss Charlotte Frost left ON Tuesdays
boat for short visit to friends in Bangor.
Mr.. G. o. Baker, lost freight agent of the
Maine Central railroad, was in Belfast Fri
day
Mr., 4. p. Henderson, claim agent of the
Boston 4 Maine railroad, was in Belfast
Friday.
Capt. Andrew d. Bean, of Belfast, has
gone to Brooks TO visit his daughter, Mrs.
Rose.
Mrs. Nellie Winters, of Portland, arrived
in Belfast Friday visit to her mother,
Mrs. g. W. Haney
Mrs. Black and daughter, of Pawtucket,
who have been visiting at Mrs. J. E. Davis !,
returned home Friday.
Miss Edna Bent, of Lowell, Mass, who
had been visiting Mrs. Joseph Patterson,
left for home Friday.
Mrs. G. f. Stamford and daughter Mary,
of Minneapolis, are in Belfast, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Pitcher
Mrs. Fred Mathews, of Augusta, was in
Belfast last week, the guest of Mrs S. H.
Mathews. She left Friday
Mr.. Il. F. Stevens, Of RoclSland, was in
Belfast last week to attend the races. Mr..
Stevens once lived in Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert A. Eaton, Of New
York, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Quimby left for home Saturday.
Prof. A. w. Tolman, of Rockport, was in
Belfast last week, the guest of Joseph Will
hanson, Jr. He returned home Saturday.
Mr.. Harry y. Furhsh, of Belfast, has
formed I nnr At I !,
Mr.. G. \. Tibbetts, horse sloeing and Job
hing.
MI Alfred A. Small, one of the Republi-
can halot clerks for ward two, has resigned
because lie is Il candidate for county treas
urer.
Mr. Mott Smith, resident Consul at the
Sandwich Islands, was in Belfast Tuesday.
Nj. Smith is the guest OF Mr.. Morey, at Cas-
tine.
Mrs. Calvin Moore, OF San Francisco, and
Belfast. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs II. j.
Locke.
MIR Duncan McAndless, Of Belfast has
obtained employment i'll 4 shoe factory at
there.
Miss Jennie Whid,len one of the clerks in
Chase's dry goods store, left Monday for
Boston to spend d short vacation with her
father.
Mrs. Selwyn Thompson and Mrs Granville
Paul have gone to Washington on a visit
Messrs. Thompson and Paul will 90 later in
the week.
Miss Lizzie Howe received a telegram
Tuesday saying that her sister was very i'll
at Worcester, Mass, and She took the. first
| train ont.
/ MIR. l.. y. Ellis, of Washington, ID. e., AZ
rived in town last week. and went to North
Searsporu where his wife is visiting. Mrs
Ellis is Ill there.
Mr.. w. III. Davis and family of Minnealr-
oils We're i'll Belfast Saturday their way
home. Mr.. Davis had been visiting his old
home at Castine.
Messrs. J. H. Howes, w II. Quimby,
George l. Heating, Thomas Haugh and Silas
Gamnans Went to Bangor Wednesday to at
tend the far and races.
Mir. +. E. Shearer, manager OF the overland
| personally conducted excursions, was in the
| city Yesterday The principal eastern office
is at j State street. Boston
! Mr.. Amos Clement returned Monday to
I his summer hotel at Seal Harbor. He re-
! ports business as good, but SAYS the summer
| visitors are beginning to leave.
| Mr.. David o. Alden and his SON Otis, of
| Lynn, We're in Belfast last week Mr.. AL
| den came here with the remains of his wife.
| The family formerly lived in Belfast.
| Mr. B. p. Field, who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Chas S. Pearl, of Bangor, At their
| cottage at Phillips Lake, retu rned home Sat
urday accompanied hy Miss Alice Pearl.
| G, \. Hartman, of Bath, ana Fred \
| Hartman, of Waterville, arrived lere Sat
urday to spent Sunday with their parents
| Charles did not return to Bath until Wed
| nesday.
Miss Frances Dyer and the Misses Ma
| thews, of Belfast, who are in Europe will sail
| from Liverpool for home Sept. Sth, in the
| Cunard steamer Pavonia The steamer
comes to Boston.
Dr.. &. G. Kilgore and Everard Wilson re-
turned home Sunday from Wolfvlle, n s.
Mr.. Wilson will 90 to the same place soon