The Republican journal., 1892-02-04
Personal.

Fred c. Winters made visit to Portland
last week
Frank B. Mathews went to Boston Tues
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Quimby are at home
from their visit to Washington.
A. P. Mansfield slipped and fell one day
last week spraining his right wrist.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grover, Of Islesboro,
are rejoicing in the birth of twin boys.
Rev. Myra Kngsbury will go to Sandy
Point, Friday, to preach funeral service.
Mrs. W. X. Morrison and children are ex-
pected here from Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. R. O. Patterson returned on Friday
last from a visit to her sister in New York.
Miss Eliza w. Stevens, of Boston High
lands, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sibley
Miss Jennie Mcclellan, who has been visit
ing her brother in Bangor, has returned
home
Mr. and Mrs James H. Howes rejoice in
the birth Of son, which event took place on
Monday.
Mrs. Abbie B. Cox left Monday for Boston
to visit her sister, Miss Sarah Bean, who is
quite i'll
George F. Field and Wife, Of Boston, who
have been visiting in Belfast, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. +. j. Smonton. who has been in Bel
flS this has returned TN h4r Han
i'll Searsport.
Capt. Thomas G. Bartlett is at home. His
vessel, sch. Charlotte I. Sibley, is hatiled up
at New York.
has been in Belfast several weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. G.. W. Cottrell has returned home
from Newburyport, Mass, where she has
been visiting since November.
Hon. Seth l.. Milliken came home last
week for brief visit, returning Tuesday to
his Congressional duties at Washington.
C. A Doe has accepted position with a
large publishing company in Chicago, and
left for that city last Friday. Fort Payne,
Ala, Journal.
Mr. James I. Further. Vice President and
General Manager of the Boston \ Maine
railroad SYSTEM Who died last week, was /,
cousin of Mrs. II. G. o. Washhurn. of
Belfast.
II. H. Mcdonald, of Maiden, made flying
visit to Belfast Friday, returning home next
day He came to bring his sister, Mrs. Fan
ME Horn who has been very ok, but is now
recovering
Charles H. Mitchell, manager of the West
End Hotel, at Portland, came home last
week on brief visit to His family. He re-
turned to Portland Monday. Mr.. Mitchell!
says he is much pleased with his situation.
Capt and Mrs Brophy with their young
| SON. are soiourning IN the city while the cap
| tain 5 vessel is being loaded for South Ameri-
ca. Friday evening they gave a 'Neptunt
tea To d few Portland friends on board tbs
! bark fremont, which was Very enjoyable
/ affair Mrs. Brorhy expects to accompany
her husband on his voyage to the South At
lantic. Portland Sunday Times.
A new physician. Or. Gay, of Belfast, has
been in the city this week looking over the
ground with ii view to locating here and it is
understood that he has finally decided to dc
so and engaged offices on State street. He is
a Young physician and one or two Bangor
cans who We're in college with him in New
York, speak Very highly of him. Bangor
| Commercial. Jan. 18th.
DR.. +. Clifford GAY. WHO has been tempo
rarily practicing at North Belfast during the
! fall and winter, is soon to remove to Bangor
where he has a Very promising opening fol
the practice of his profession. DR.. Gay has
! had excellent success in his practice here
and his many friends wish him prosperity
i'll his new and larger field. He Will have
his office and residence at ~ Essex st.