The Republican journal., 1892-10-27
Personal.

| MI IL. II. Inufcn returned from Boston
Saturday.
Mrs T. H. Buck, of Bucksport is visiting
friends in this city
Mrs. Lorenzo Dow has gone to Massachu-
setts to spend the winter.
Miss Sadie Jones left Monday for two
weeks visit at Fairfield.
| Mr.. Varney Of the Crosby Inn, returned
Saturday from a visit to Boston.
Mrs. Thomas Carter, who has been visit
ing in Boston, returned Friday
j. II. Montgomery, Of Camden was in
town Monday, attending the courts,
Mr.. William f. Brown, Of Boston, former
ly Belfast, was i'll town last week.
Railroad Commissioner d. n. Mortland
of fockland, was in town last week.
| MI Walter p. Carter, of Boston, arrived
here Friday on brief visit, returning Mon
day.
| Mrs Roland Carter Went t. Boston Thurs
| day to visit her husband who is employed
| there.
| Fred S. Walls, esq, of Vinalhaven, was in
Belfast Monday. Mrs. Walls has been here
some time.
| Mr.. 0. r. Yeaton left Saturday for Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, Where he is foreman of a
| shoe factory.
Mr. Leon Yeaton has gone to Brockton,
| Mass, where lie is foreman of a sole room is
a Shoe factory.
Mr.. Charles Avery, sale sman for the hay
firm of Lord 4 Webster, of Boston, was in
Belfast last week
Register of Deeds and Mrs. j. G. Cook left
Friday for visit to Bangor, Orland and Her
mon, returning Monday.
Mrs. John Wentworth, Of Belfast, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. McDermid, No.
6 Jaques Avenue, Worcester, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Colburn, of To-
edo, Ohio, who arrived in Belfast last waa!.
for a brief visit, left for home Monday.
Deputy Sheriff b. F. Young, in attendance
upon the court. Went to Camden Thursday
to sing at the Columbus Day exercises.
Mr.. Joseph Il. Littleteid, of Brooks, sheriff
elect Of Waldo county was in Belfast Satur-
day, and i'll attendance upon the court.
Mrs. ID. Doak left yesterday for Boston to
meet her daughter, Mrs. Marthon. The lat
ter is to spend the winter m Brooklyn, n. "
Mr.. John II. Quimby treasurer of the Bel
fast Savings Bank, is the oldest treasurer of
a savings institution, in length of service, in
Maine.
Mr.. Calvin 4. Hubbard has worked twen-
ty-eight years in the factory of the Mathews
Bros and is thu senior workman III term OF
service.
Mrs Z A Perry, of Fargo, NORTH Dakota.
who las passed the summer at Belfast with
her mother, Mrs. Gorham Lancaster, lett
for lier home Friday.
Mrs. A. a. Packard, who las been in Bel
fast the past season with her parents, Sheriff
and Mrs. Ansel Wadsworth. left Thursday
tor her home in Brorkton.
Mrs. Levi Clay. Of the Western Union
| Telegraph office WHO has been in Boston
and vicinity on "a visit, returned home last
week. Mr. Clay came Saturday
Mrs. Emma f. Davis, Who has been away
since June eth, has returned home. She has
visited in New York, Providence, Newport,
New Be,ltord Allston and Portland.
Mr. James Orr il Boston policeman, Was
in Belfast Thursday, called here 10y the
death Of il relative. Mr.. Orr said he was
born in Belfast and frequently visits here
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Baker returned
| Saturday from an extended visit To New
Hampshire. They We're the guests OF MIR.
| Charles Parkes, of BOSTON, who owns a sum
mer residence, at place called Satton
Mrs. Monroe Yonng, who has spent the
summer at Hancock Point, came to BeliaS t
last week to visit her mother, Mr.. G w.
Burkmore Mrs. Young left Monday for New
York State where She will spend the winter.
Rev. Theodore Gerrish. formerly of this
city, against whom charges We're preferred
in the South Dakota NJ. E. Conference OF
having given deeds of land to which he had
no title, has been cleared by the conference
and e->culpated from all wrong doing.
sunday Me>srs. Charles f.. and William
\. Swift, ,Jr., Mr. and Mrs j. Il. Paul and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Sleeper drove to Sears
mont and took dinner at the Nevens House
and Messrs. Frank Gilkey, j f. Woodrocl
and MIR. Namev, at the Dyer House.
The Matinrus correspondent of the Rock
and Courier-tiazettc, says; "Alr. Deiano the
barber. from Belfast, has hung out hi>
shingle, indicating shIngle, shampoo, shave
and snug crop at the Sleeper cottage, nral
Ho%el Henry.
Mr. II. J. Lo, ke left for Boston yesterday
in quest Of tie latest thugs in the jeWeh,
| line He has been cautioned against humco
stterers and blowing out the gas, and as M
is quite familiar with the crooked streets o
the Hub his friends feel assured that he wi.
not get ost--or left.
| Alf. Martz, the Snowman. who is such
favorite in the rural districts all over East
ern Maine, has been doing an excellent hllsi
ness this season. Contrary to the ordinary
custom, Mr. Martz plays summers and rests
winters at his home, finding this more prof
liable. He has now been ont - weeks an,
closes the season Nov - in Camden. Ban
gor Commercial.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W Cottrell left Tuesday
fnr NJ, hlIr I,,