The Republican journal., 1892-07-28
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ford returned home
from Rockland Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia n. Anderson is visiting in Bar
Harbor for a few weeks
Mrs. Nettie Wentworth is visiting her
brother, Mr.. A. A. Small
Miss Mildred Seavey, Of Lynn, Mass, ar
rived Friday to visit relatives.
Mr.. j. X. w. Ford, of Philadelphia, has
been at the Crosby Inn for Il week.
Misses Maud johnson and Kate Bicktord
are spending their vacation III Monroe
Mrs Hattie White and grandchild, Of
Lewiston, are i'll Belfast visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mahoney who have
been visiting here, left Friday for Portland
Mrs. Robert Whitehead and Miss Lizzie
Owens left Monday t. lisit friends in Lynn.
MessrS. Irving Dinsnore and Frank Ne
servey have gone TO Ninalhaven ON a vaca-
tion.
Mr. Albert Wech, Who resides in Rhode
Island, arrived Friday to visit relatives and
friends.
Rev. Myra kmgsbury Will spend Her six
weeks vacation in New York, Philadelphia
and Washington.
Miss Blanche keene. of Solucrvlle, Mass
arrived Friday and is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Wilson.
Mrs. Joseph Tyler and Mrs. George E.
Bracket, Of this city, are spending a vaca-
ton at Ninalhaven
Mrs. Mary Loring and Mrs. Dora Wagner
left Wednesday for North Haven, where
they will remain for short time
Mr.. viii Durham, Of Kansas City, who
has been in Belfast several weeks visiting
his parents, returned home Monday,
Jas. Carney, who for the past year has had
charge Of the printing at the Dana Sarsapa-
rila factory, left Friday for Chicago.
Mrs. Rosa IL. Ellis and daughter, of Wash
ington, ID. O., arrived Friday and are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Haney.
Mrs. George c. Lincoln and srandchild,
of DO. chester, Mass. III Belfast, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. a. &. Sibley.
Mrs. f. NJ. Hopkins, Monroe Hopkins, and
Alfred Hopkins are at Deer Park Hotel.
Washington, ID. G., Sunday Herald.
Miss Edith Clay, Of buxton, is in Belfast,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Clay Miss
Clay will remain in Belfast with her brother
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Newton, of Boston,
arrived Sunday and are the guests of Mrs.
NewtonS parents, Mr.. and Mrs j A. Gil
more
Mr. Herbert Peli,lletol, OF Lynn, arrived
in town last week With his wife, WHO ha,
BEEN here some time he returned A,nle SAT-
urday.
Mrs. Nj. II. Blackwell, Of Fairfield aud
Mrs. Urrln II. Harding, Of Water> lille, are III
Belfast, the guests of MIR, and Mrs. F. A.
Robbins.
Dr. Il. +. Lombard was the oniS belfast
dentist to attend the annual meeting of that
ASSOCIATION at Portland last week, III, ar
rived home Thursday
Mr. Paul Kaisll, who Ina, been visiting
his parents here, lett Thursday tor New
York, and from Thence, Will proceed To las
home in Sioux City, Iowa-
Rev and Mrs. q. W. Field Mis-, +. NJ
Field and daughter Nellie, and Mr., and Mrs,
c. S. Pearl OF Bangor, We're IN Belfast last
week to attend the funeral OF Mrs, b, +.
Field.
Miss Bertha Bir, is the model officer of
lodge. She is Noble Grand OF the Rehekall
Lodge and came home Tuesday from Rock
land to attend lodge meeting, returning on
"Wednesday,
Mrs. &. Howe Wiggin, uf Rorklnnl, who
has been visiting IN Belfast, returned home
Saturday accompanied ny Mrs Margaret
Frost, who Will spend a week or two IN the
lime city.
Miss Mary Hopkins, Of Camden, Who has
been teaching school at Island Falls, MAS in
Belfast Monday, the guest of Mrs, Abhe
Cox. She Went home Tuesday.
Miss Lena SNOW, uf Wintrrport, and Miss
Georgia Snow, Of Brookheid, Mo, were III
Belfast over Sunday, the guests ot Mr. and
Mrs. w. i. Snow. They left Monday
Mr. ana Mrs. F. f. Cottrell, Misses Julia
and Fostint Brown Went To Rorkland Sat
ltIutlN anu ttil llfN'lhN W lt hil'-
exception of Miss Fostina Brown, who re
manned at Camden.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williamson, il,
Misses Lucy and Ethtlyn Burleigh, Edgar
and Harold Pratt, and Mr., A, W, Toman,
| the latter from Ro, land. went to Lakeside,
! Quantabaro"k, Mtii;,iy, 10 sitriiA II week,
Rev. Father Field, of the Society of ST
John, Oxford, England, arrived in Belfast
| Tues day, as the guest of Mr.. Edward John
son. Father Field is OF the society Of
/ English priests located at Boston
| The temperance lecturer, Thos VI Dout-
ney, and wife, with Mr.aud Mrs Geo. Dout-
ney and children. We're in Belfast Saturday
on their way to Oceanville, Deer Isle, where
they will spend few weeks.
| Mrs. Martha liner, of Minneapolis, was
| in Belfast last week visiting friends. Mrs.
| Timer was a resident of Belfast many years
| ago, Her daughter Mall,i is a charming
| singer, and will 60 to Europe to receive in
struction III vocal music
Mr.. w. Il. Rice and Postmaster lott. of
Lawrence, Mass, We're in Belfast last week
on their return from a tour of Nova Scotia.
At Halifax they received uany ,.nurteSies