The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-05-12
Personals.

day.
Fred Southworth rides new Columbia
bicycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Rankin have been visit
ing in Bangor
Miss Carrie Field went to Boston ON
Thursday last.
Hon Fred Atwood, of Winterport, was in
town Monday.
Mr.. J. A. Gammans went to Boston last
week on visit.
Miss Margaret Crosby returned home from
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Cobe, of Boston, arrived in
Belfast Monday for q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin T. Condor are in
Massachusetts visiting friends.
Mr.. Arthur Bichnel has gone to Boston to
visit his sister, Mrs. Macdonald
Sheriff Wa(lsworth was on tie street Mon
day for the first time since his accident
Mr. Charles r. Harrison, who las been at
work at Redstone, \. H., is now at home.
Mr. Walter Field, of Boston, arrived in
/ W" IL odtulldS OH IL NlSlI To rtiatlNeS and
| friends.
Mrs. o. B, Blake, of Franklin, Mass, is in
Belfast, wishing her mother, Mrs. Joseph
| bennett.
| Judge Robinson, of Camden, was in Bel
! fast Saturday on law business and again ON
Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles f. Sanford of New York, was
in Belfast Monday on his way to Fort Point
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Ingraham, Of Rockland,
who have been visiting in Belfast, returned
| home Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. H. KhnbalI, of Cleveland, Ohio
Belfast Monday.
| Miss S. w. Palmer went to Boston on
Thursday last, and will visit in that vicinity
| for several weeks.
| Mr.. George B. Bair, of Baltimore, manager
OF the Baltimore Copper Paint Works, was
| in Belfast last week.
| Mr.. Fred Phillips, of Chattan ooga, Tenn,
was in Belfast Monday, the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles f. johnson
! Mr.. Llewellyn Carter, of Belfast, who has
been at home, has returned to Whtman
Mass, where he is employed
Mr.. William Z. Thompson, of New York,
arrived Saturday on visit to his parents
Mr. and Mrs. j. q. Thompson.
Mr.. John Crosby, of Bangor, the managing
owner Of the water-logged sch. Fannie But
| ler, arrived in town Monday.
Hon. Seth u. Millken left Monday for
kent's Hill, where he spoke IN the evening"
Tuesday he left for Washington.
Mr. \. j. f. IngraIlam, of Rockland, is in
Belfast, canvasng for ''Butler's Book, and
is meeting with excellent success.
Mr.. Bartlett Wadlin, Of Northport, mate
of the big foul-masted sch. Star eff the Sea-
came home last Week for brief visit.
Mr. Ge" o. Partridge, mate of sch, Young
brothers, arrived home last Friday fora brief
visit, Joining his vessel at Gardiner, Monday
DR.. G p. Lombard. of Belfast, and Col
w. IL. Fogltr, of Rockland, attended the
meeting of the LOYAL Legion IN Portland
last week.
Mr.. Amos Clement Went to Seal Harlor
Saturday to remain during the summer
season. He says the outlook is good at his
new hotel.
MIR. NJ. p. Pcndleton, editor OF tile \ gc
arrived Saturday from visit to New York.
Mrs. Pendleton came home the same day
| from Bangor.
Mr. 4 u,l;,r "a huS ha,.O t,,,, ali uu
| in the interest of the Dana Sarsaparlla Com
pany, has returned home, having completed
| his springs work.
| The interest Of the GnrrN heirs in ii we'll
known drug store in Portland, has been ac-
| luired by the surviving partner, w. O.
| Alden, IA Belfast boy.
| Mr.. }. Il. Barter of Isle an liant, was in
| Belfast Saturday his way to Bangor to
! buy lumber for an extension to the Point
| Lookout club house.
| Mr. f. B. Mathews went to New York Sat
ur'ay for the purpose of seeing his sisters
| Well off on their European tour. They start
| ed from New York yesterday.
| Mr. T.. NJ. Barney, formerly Of Belfast, is
now a merchant tailor at Putnam, Conn.
| and is meeting with success. He has six
| employed and has work for all.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando IIerr,k left Tuesday
| for Cape Roster. where they will reside for
| time, il not permanently. Mr.. Herrck has
| leased his farm in Northp"rt for tre, vrai,.
| +. b. Wood, uf Camden. is one of the new
| board of editors for The Cadet, chosen by
| the faculty of the Maine State College ut
| Oronu.
| Bemne Wells, VIII" is attending school at
| the EuckSport Seminary, was ut home over
| Sunday. He brought with him X. f. Reed,
his room mate. Both Young men returned,
to Bucksport Tuesday.
Rev. II. L. Hack, of the Congregational
| Church. will make another Eur, nean tour
| He will be accompanied by Mr.. Frank Star
| rett. They are hooked to sail June % for
| Liverpool, but may change to July > for
| Genoa.
Governor Burleigh has made the follow
! ing. among other appointments: Inspector
| of dams and reservoirs, Hiram =. Farrow
| Belmont; justices of the peace and quorum
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