The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-30
Personal.


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Capt William Flowers, of Bangor, was in
Belfast last week.
Mr.. H. o. Dodge made "a business trip to
Boston Monday.
Mr. Adrian G. Tuttle arrived home from
New York Sunday.
Mr.. Edgar G. Pratt went to Boston Mon
day for a few days.
Col Thomas G. Libby, of Vinalhaven, was
in Belfast Monday
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. smalley, of Chelsea,
Mass, arrived i'll Belfast Friday.
Misses Calie and Bertha Crocker retu ned
home Saturday from Natick, Mass.
Misses Susie Dinsmore and Ada Mitchell
went to Roekland Monday on visit.
Miss S. X Palmer, of Bangor, is in Bel
fast, tile guest Of Miss S. w. Palmer.
Miss Alice Pingree, of Lawrence, Mass,
is in Belfast, visiting Mr. Benz Black,
Misses Carrie Gilmore and Percie I. Dyer
made a visit to Rockland, Wednesday.
-'AiSS fAIllit ItdII, WHO Has bttll III BOSTON
for some time, will return home Friday.
Mr.. \. G. Knight, who has been studying
music in Boston, returned home Friday.
Dr.. G. c. Kilgore who has been in Port
land and Boston, arrived home Saturday
Mrs. George A Gilchrest, of Rockland, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Frost
Tiuc ,f
Belfast, the guest OF Mrs. Sarah E. Gilmore
Mrs. Clifton Gay, of Bangor, who has
been visiting in Belfast, returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. Charles Black, of Chelsea, Mass, ar
rived in town Sunday on his way to Swan
Vile
Miss Lena Snow, of Wnterport, who has
been visiting in Belfast, returned home
Friday.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, and r. +. Dun
ton, ESD. attended the Law Court in Bangor
last week.
Capt. Sherman, Of Chelsea, Mass, who has
been at Turtle Head with DR.. Davis, return
ed home Monday
Capt James McKeen has taken command
of sch. Nellie S. Pickering, Capt. Stevens
remaining at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Biather and son
Harold, of Portland, We're in Belfast last
week visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Loring, of Plymouth, Mass,
and Mrs. Helen Ripley, of RocIland, Mass,
arrived here Thursday.
Mrs J. c. Curtis and child, who have been
visiting Judge and Mrs. Geo E. johnson,
returned home Friday.
Mr, and Mrs, Benz. 7. Hazetine and son,
of Jacksonville, Fla, arrived last week to
remain for the summer.
The kineo House, Moosehcad Lake, was
opened last week. Geo. II. Ien,is, late of
Crosby Inn, Belfast, is steward
Mrs. j. $. Thombs went to Portland last
week to visit her son and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. J, G. w. Perry, Of Peoria, III.
Miss Florida Mcketl, who has been at
tending the Boston Conservatory of Music
Since last fall, arrived home Friday.
Rev. j. a. Savage arrived ON Thursday
last, coming from massachusetts to attend
the funeral of Mrs. II. f. Mcdonald.
Miss Hattie Burkett, of Belfast, was i'll this
city Wednesday, the guest of Miss Netia
kimball, Rockland Courier Gazette
MIR. Samuel Adams arrived home Tuesday
evening from Harrison and Lincoln, where
he had been in the interest of Odd Fellow
ship.
Mrs. Il. G. johnson, of New York, has ar
| riv ed here and will spend the summer with
her family at the LamLard place. Augusta
journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Eighy returned
home from their bridal tour on Thursday
last, and are at Mrs B. W. Conants, Con
gress street.
Leonard n Tenney, of Northport, who
was committed to Jail last week for forging
a consent for a marriage certificate, is now
at liberty on bail.
Among the graduates last week from the
Maine Medical School at Brunswick, We're
Isaac =. Park, OF StocNton and Eugene L..
Stevens, of Troy
Rev r. r. Hack and Mr. Frank Starrett
left Monday for New York, where they take
passage for Europe on the steamer City of
Paris, of the Innan line.
Mr.. Fred II. Owen, of Bangor, has leased
the co ttage owned 10y Warren A. Bragg at
| Isleshoro, and will occupy it with his family
| this summer Mr.. owen is a son of Howard
| Owen, ESQ, of Augusta
Misses Florence and Emma Know ltun and
| Lotta Andrews, of Camden. arrived in Bel
| fast last week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
| A. Hubbard. Misses Florence Knowlton
| and Luttie Andrews returned home FRIDAY,
| Miss Emma remained.
| Mrs w. G. Frye and Miss Jessie Frye, re-
| turned to Boston Tuesday en- route for Hall
! fax, y. S. Mr.. Rohie Frye, who IS having a
| months vacation from his duties in the Bos-
! ton Custom House, has been visiting Dr. A
| S. Davis 1T Turtle Head.
Mr. George H. Kimhall and family arrived
| here by Saturday evenings train from Cleve-
| land, Ohio, and steamer Electa made Il
| special "trip to carry them over to Turtle
| Head, where they have Il summer cottage
| Mr.. Kimball was in the city Monday.
| Rev. George E. TUFTS leaves to-day for