The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-11
Personal.

| Mass, ON visit.
| Miss Myra Dultie, of this city, is spending
her vacation in Castine
Mr.. Robert Cooper, Of Alston, Mass, is
visiting at Capt. Geo. Ryan'S
Miss Lena Partridge is employed in the
store of Mr.. Geo. w. Burl1ett
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Sleeper Went to
Rockland Saturday on a visit.
Mrs. Geo. w. Lewis left Monday for visit
to Rockland, Mass, and Plymouth
Mi sses Maud and Blanche Brckett, ol
Melrose, Mass. are visiting in Belfast
Miss Mary Wight, Who has been visiting
in Waldoboro, arrived home Monday.
Mr.. Ibra Ripley, of Rockland, was in Bel
fast Tuesday, visiting Mr.. W. r. Ford.
Mrs. Frank Wiley left Monday for visit
to Haverhill and other Massachusetts towns.
DR.. A. w. Rich, of BROOKS, was in Belfast
Tuesday and made the journal office a
pleasant call.
Mr.. James GammonS and daughter Edith,
of Newton, Mass, are in Belfast visiting re-
atives and friends
Mr.. Lester Wilson, of Cambridge, Mass,
is visiting in town. Mrs. Wilson has been
here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Frederick, of Chicago,
who have been in Belfast some time, left
"Wednesday for home.
Mr.. A. a. Hurd and wife, of Belfast, left
Il fp t, How rl,,r
turning home Tuesday.
Mrs A. Kendall and daughter Golda, of
Providence, Il. L., are in Belfast, the guests
of Mrs. David Alexander.
Mrs. Helen Ripley and children, Of Rock
land, Mass, who have been visiting in Bel
fast, left for home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Quimby tnd chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Chase are
at The Pines, luantabaco"ll.
Mrs. ID. n Bird, daughters Bertha and
Helen. who have been in Rockand on II
visit, returned home Tuesday.
MI. William Tupper, Wife and child, Of
Oidtown. We're i'll Belfast Tuesday, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. Shales.
Mr.. Harry and Miss Alice Rice, of Law
renee, Mass, are in Belfast, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John IL. tluilmby.
Mrs f. b. Wilson aud daughter Ethel and
Emily, of Boston, are in Belfast, III" guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Burgess.
Miss Nellie E. French, of Newport amt Miss
Jessie NJ Sargent, from Portland, visiting in
this city at Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL. Sargeuts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Bowker, of Fitchburg,
Mass, are II. J.. Lords for short visit. Mis-.
+. was formerly Miss Sadie VI. Locke of this city
Messrs Geo. A. Bruce and Charles A.
West, of Boston of the new Dana Sarsai,a-
rila Company arrived in Belfast We'lneS-
day.
Mrs Alice Corbett and children. of Brat
tleboro, Vermont, arrived "Wednesday TO
visit Mrs. C.'s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. 0.
Macomber.
Mrs G. X. Parker arrived home by train last
saturday evening, after an extended visit of more
than TWO Years most of the time i'll Kansas Git
where her sons home is.
Hon. Seth l.. Millken Went to Augusta
Tuesday, where lie spoke before the Kenne-
bee Republican County Convention. He is to
speak in Burksport to-day.
Mr.. o. S. Whtten, of Toledo, Ohio, is in
Belfast visiting his brother, Mr.. J, G. Whit
ten. Mr. w. has been west since 1853, but
comes back on visit about once in eight
years
Prof. f. w. Gowen Of Watervlle, was in
Belfast Tuesday on his way home. The
Professor has been talking temperance in
Knox county, and spent Sunday at North
Haven.
Mr. I. n. Wnslow, of Atlanta, Ga, spent
Sunday with relatives in this city. He came
north on business, and avaled himself Of
the opportunity to make a brief visit to his
old home.
Rev j. f. Tilton and Mr.. Harry rrentss
Went to Rockport last week to give an ac-
count Of the international Con yention of the
Y. T. S. c. f. before the local society Of that
place.
Mrs. Joseph +. Wilson, Miss Cad Welch,
of Belfast, and Miss Maude Pickering, Of
Salem, d .ove out to East Searsmont Thurs
day and assed a V ry pleasant day at tile
hospitahle home of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Mahonev.
Mrs, n. S. Lord, two SONS and daughter.
Of Brooksville arrived Monday for visit.
This is the first time Mr. Lords family has
been here since he bought the sail loft of
Capt. Osborn. Mr.. Lord will move his fani-
lv here in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson, their son
Ralph and company, went to Camden Mon
day afternoon to attend leap year party at
Megunticook hail. given in honor of Chief
Justice Fuller. who is su mmering at Cam
The Lowell party-Mr. W. A. Ingham
and wife, w. S. Morse and wife, g. W.
Chase and wife, F. E. Stowell and wife j.
E. Jewett and wife, with Mrs. w. E. Boy
den and Mrs. E. B. Snow, of Somerville, ar
rived Saturday morning and went to Crosby
Inn.
Mr.. F. H. Owen and wife, of Bangor, and
Mr.. " alter D. Stinson and family, of Au-
gusta, arrived here Thursday morning from
Islesboro, dined at Crosby Inn and left by
train in the afternoon for their respective
homes. Mr. Stinson is the new postmaster
at Augusta and a nephew of Mrs. James G..