The Republican journal., 1892-03-17
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Ferguson left Monday
for Sioux Falls, S. D.
Mr.. f. b. Mathews Went to Boston last
week on business tril.
Mr.. E. L. Warren lief, Saturday for Somes
Sound to look after his granite business.
Miss Hattie A. Coolen returned last week
Mrs. Geo. W. Patterson, east side has been
adjudged insane and taken to the Asylum at
Augusta
Mr.. Ralph Gilmore, student at the Dean
Academy, Franklin, Mass, is at home on a
vacation.
Capt. George I. Osborn left Monday for
New York, to take command of his vessel,
sch Flora Condor.
Mr.. Ed. Havner, formerly Of Belfast, now
employed in a clothing store at Fairfield, was
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs Amanda D. Hit, of Warren, widow
of Peter Hit, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Emerson j Hills, in Belfast.
Mr.. Edward johnson, who has passed the
winter in Boston, came to Belfast Saturday.
returning to Boston Monday.
Rev. d. j. Douglass, of Hallowell, was in
Belfast on Tuesday, to attend the burial of
his cousin, Mrs. Isaac Dunbar.
DR.. Dunn of Waterville was in Belfast
Saturday on his way to Brooklin. He Went
across the hay in steamer Castine.
Miss Julia Cook. daughter Of Mr.. Eli Cook
of Belfast has gone to Castine to take a
course in the Eastern Normal School,
Charles 3. Hazetine, Esq, arrived III
Baltimore Monday from jacksonville, Fla,
and is expected home the last of this week.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Parkes, of Searsport, has
been in Portland the past week, with her
husband, Capt Parkes, who is fitting out his
schooner the George V. Jordan. Pttsfeld
Advertiser.
Mr.. F. A. Gilmore, a student at Harvard
pulpit of the Unitarian church at Augusta
the past winter.
Miss Rosa Tones. of Washington, D. c. was
called to Belfast by the death of her sister,
Aottte'
morning for Washington
Mr.. w. S. Hinckley, Of Thomaston, d. d.
Grand High Priest, will be in Belfast to-day
and in the evening will make an official Wis
it to Corinthian Royal Arch Chapter
DIR. f. W. Gould, of Searsport, Commits
sioner of Sea and Shore Fisheries arrived
Saturday from Washington, where he has
been in the interest of protecting the Maine
fisheries.
Mr.. L. A. Dow was in Belfast Friday He
has passed the winter in Watervile, and
came to look after his interests at Sears Is
land. His lease expires soon and he wants
to renew it.
Dr. A. l.. Parsons, who came here from
Augusta about one year ago to practice his
profession and who has since had an office in
Masonic Temple, has bought the residence
and large practice of Dr. W. c. Stilson in
Bucksport and will move to that town. DR..
Parsons came here highly recommended and
has justified all the good things said of him.
He is an excellent citizen, and we are sorry
to lose him.
Hon. w. B. Swan writes under date of
March 18th, from the Tampa Bay Hotel.
Tampa, Fla. The hotel has 500 rooms, and
he says it is crowded with guests In COM
pany with a lady and gentleman from Ohio.
Mr.. Swan and his daughter spent day
fishing in Tampa Bay. Miss Annabel caught
the first fish, and at night Maine was ahead
of Ohio on the fish question Mr.. Swan will
be in Washington in a few DAYS.
Col Milton II. French, who has MANY
friends in this city, has associated himself
with the Jameson & Knowles COMPANY i'm
porters and retailers of fine shoes. of Boston.
and Is vice president of the company His
many friends Will congratulate him upon his
business venture as we'll as upon his engage
ment, announced by the Boston Gazette as
follows: "The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Helen Marienz NAV ,ldauph
ter of Mr.. Edward Maynz, of Fairfield street.
and Col. Milton II. French, Of this city,
In mentioning letter from bridegroom.
Ala, recently published in the journal we
spoke of the writer as Capt. j. p. Curtis
We have since received note from Mr. Cur
tbs in which he says: "Will you kindly cor
rect this, as although | have followed the
sea some have never been captain of any,
thing larger than rowboat" We make
the correction with pleasure, bht we think
the mi stake natural as our correspondents
former hailing place was Searsport. whose
male citizens are "born to command''-sea
going craft.