The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-22
Personal.

fast Saturday.
Mr.. S. E. Whitcomb, Of Waterville, was in
| town last week.
| DR. S. W. johnson returned Sunday from
his Pennsylvania trip.
Mrs Hamilton of Saco, has been visiting
Mrs. E. A d. Burlington.
Thomas B. Dinsmore started Monday for
| business trip to Boston.
Mr.. Edward Johnson and family have re-
turned to Boston for the winter.
Mrs. Lettie Mayo Of Kenduskeag, has been
visiting friends and relatives here for few
days
Mr. and Mrs. NJ G. Prentiss, Of Brewer.
passed Sunday with their son, Mr.. H. NJ
Prentiss.
MI .. II. Yeaton started Monday for
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, where lie has an excel
lent situation.
Mi Geo. tirmdle, who has been in Belfast
during the summer, returned to his home in
West Brooksville Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Burgess have returned
to the city after sojourn of several weeks
at their cottage on Pitchers Pond.
Miss Lizzie Tripp, who has been visiting
friends in Belfast and Northport returned
to her home in Gambia, n. H., Monday.
Mr.. f. A. Wilson left Tuesday on a bust
ness trip to Nova Scotia and Prince Ed
wards Island, to be absent several weeks.
Mr. and MrC II T Woods -1,o +l,o
past two weeks in Northpcrt and Belfast,
returned home to Melrose, Mass, Monday
Rev. Theodore Gerrish is, it is understood,
fully restored to health and is now on bust
ness trip through New York State Brew
Ell Echo.
Mrs. NJ. A. Snow left Saturday to join the
excursion of the Maine Conductors and
Engineers Association Sunday down Port
land harbor.
Sheriff Wadsworth and wife arrived home
froln Massachusetts Friday. They had been
to Holliston to attend the funeral vi Mrs
Emeline H. Brown.
Mr.. w. B. Washbnrn returned last week
from Moosehead Lake, where he has had
charge of the lunch room at the Kieno House
for five or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Mathews went to Bos-
ton Saturday to meet their daughters, who
We're due at that port Sunday on the Cum
narder Pavonia from Liverpool.
The steamer Sedgwck went to IsleSb boro
from Bangor Monday to carry physician to
attend Mr.. y. G: Hunt, who is i'll there Mr.
Sc,
glad to know.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank III, Durham left Bos-
ton Tuesday for visit to their daughter
Mrs. Annie Hazeltint, at Seattle Washing
tom. Mrs, Durham left here Friday and
Mr.. y. Monday
Mr.. Arthur Brown has retired from the
position Of superintendent of the Bangor <
Plscatauuis railroad, after Ii Years of faith
ful service. lie is a brother of the lat, f. F.
Brown, OF Belfast.
The Woman's Alliance Of Belfast elected
Mrs. Z. A. u. Burlington a delegate to tile
| meeting t" form II permanent State Fedora
| tion ot Womens Literary Clubs, to lie lleid
| in Portland Sept. 23,l and 23l
Rev, and Mrs. K. u. Fish, Of CT ftoll
| Springs, n. Y, are visiting friends iii Bel
| fast and Northport While here they are
| guests of Mrs. c. Y. Carter. Mr. Fish was
formerly pastor Of the Baptist Church Of
| TINS city.
| Mr. Russell q. Dyer, who : at Portland.
Oregon attending the Sovereign Grand
| Lodge of ODD Fellows, wrote from Yellow
| ~.
party w%s having a very enjoyable trip.
| They Will return by "a Southe. route.
Mrs. James Barker, formerly of Se;trsmont
| whose husband WAS a successful carriage
! maker, and who moved to California, a few
Years ago, for his health, il visiting in Gem
| den at MesSrs j. b. StearnS and j. B.
| Swans. Mrs. Is. reports her husband :
health Improving. LR"ckland Opinion.
Misses Emma Hichbon aud Annie l..
Wildes and MIR. and Mrs. George 0. Baity of
the White Mountain eNcursionists returned
home Monday evening. The others went
10 Poland Springs Monday and left Tues
! day for the Kineo House, Moosthead Lake.
| They will retnln to-morrow
| Mr.. Ralph Gilmore, of Belfast Il brother of
| Rev. F. A. Gilmore, pastor of the Unitarian
| Church uf thus Village, has accepted q posi-
| tioll to act agent for the Star-H erald in
| collecting accounts and soliciting SubSrrip-
| tions, and will enter upon the work some
time next week Presque Isle Star-Herald
The many friends of Mrs. Mary Il. Bean,
widow of the late Benjamin Bean, and Her
son Quincy +. Bean, formerly of Liberty
| Maine, will regret to learn of their s"rinli.,
illness. Mrs. Bean is with her daughter
Mrs. Luela b. Carey, Of Boston. She hos
been i'll since june list and is failing. Qun-
cy IS very low with consumption in TewkS-
buy, Mass, where he has resided the past
y-ar.
Herbert c. Penney, "f Amherst. who has
! been at Bar Iiarbor during the summer. a.
| rived in Bangor "Wednesday afternoon on
| his way home. Mr.. Penney has done Il
| thriving business in tine horSetesh at Bar
| Harhor this year, having sold IA hea | at
| prices ranging from SEQ to $500 each. He
has a very pleasant home III Amherst, where
his wife, formerly Mrs French, lives COM
fortably, attended by nurse, and both he
| and his wife are enjoying life to the utmost.
| Bangor Daily News.
Capt. John &. Dow sailed from this port
last week in command of the steamship
| Clarihel, of the Atlas Line, his first charge
! in the line. We extend our congratulations
to our friend Capt. Dow and the line as
we'll. Capt Dow, our readers will he pleas
ed to know, is New England born man
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