The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-01-14
Personal.

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| York last week.
Abbie A. Welch Of Isle au Haut, is in
Belfast on visit.
n S. Bruce has been appointed postmas-
ter at Palermo Centre.
Miss Lena c. Matthews left Monday for
Winchendon, Mass.
Mr. Thomas P. Mathews, of Liberty, was
in Belfast Monday visiting friends.
Mrs. Nicholas Bird and daughters Bertha
and Helen went to Rockland last week on a
visit.
Rev. and Mrs. George W. Field, of Bangor,
We're in Belfast over Sunday at Mrs. B. F.
Fields.
Mr.. Otis d. Maddocks, of Bangor is at
City Point, Belfast visiting his many
friends.
Mr.. L. c. Smith arrived last week from
Crystal, Aroostook Co., and will spend the
winter in Belfast.
Mr.. Fred G. Haraden, who was called
here by his mothers illness and death, re-
turned to Boston Tuesday.
Mr.. Moses G. Gray. Of Belfast, who has
been at work in a tin shop in Nashua, n. H.,
returned home last week.
Hon. Joseph Williamson, of Belfast, has
been elected vice president for Maine, by the
New England Genealogical society.
Mr.. Hugh Il. Hatch, of Islesboro, is stu
dent in the Newton Theological Institute.
He is graduate of Waterville College
Judge Whitehouse, of Augusta, who held
the January term of Court here, is an ardent
sportsman, and takes his yearly outing in
the woods.
Miss Cutler gave a very pleasant tea Fri
day afternoon at her home on Essex street
in honor of her guest, Miss Mcclellan of Bel
fast. Bangor Wing.
Hon. VIM. B. Swan and daughter Annabel
are in Washington, d. G., at 1904 Rhode Is
land avenue, and will remain there about
three weeks
Mr. Abner Littleield, superintendent of
Sunnyside farm, Waterville, was in town
the first part of the week. He returned
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Morey, of Boston, arrived in
Belfast Friday. and Saturday went to Cas-
tine, where they have a large summer house
in course of construction.
Miss Annie Welch. Monday evening, enter
tanned at her house, large company of
girls from the manufacturing room of the
Dana Sarsaparila factory. Ice cream, cake
and shrub We're served.
Capt. I. w. Warren has gone to New
York and will 60 mate of sch Collins w.
Walton. of Philadelphia. loading for
Havana. Capt. Warren will probably COM
mand the vessel part of the time.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles S. Pearl, Of Bangor,
came to Belfast last week to visit Mrs.
Pearls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Field.
Mr.. Pearl has returned to Bangor, hut Ms.
Pearl will remain here for a short time
Charles II, Hooper, Esq, Of Castne, has
been appointed ON the committee to examine
the accounts of the State Treasurer and
Samuel Dunbar. of CaStine, has been ap-
loillltN l'lSt4tt tl lllt peace anu iiuoIiuli
Mr.. Amos Clement Went to Seal Harbor
Mt. Desert l>land Friday, last week, on
business relating to the extension of his
summer hotel. Mr.. Il, p. Stickney Went
down Saturday to look after the plumbing
They returned home the first of the week
DR.. l.. W. Hammond left Monday for Wor-
| cester. Mass, to take charge OF the adver-
Using matter Of Dana Sarsaparilla Company.
Mr.. Joel Dodge left the same day for Provi-
dence. He has charge of the advertising in
| that vicinity.
Mr.. L. II. Kelly, of Belfast, has secured a
position ON the New York Daily World
Mr.. Kelly formerly city editor of the
Bangor Daily News and is a young journal
>t of promise His many Belfast friends
| congratulate him on his success.