The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-11-24
Personal.

day.
Capt. N. S. Lord is visiting his former
| home, Brooksville.
Mrs E. L. Stickney took the boat for Bos-
ton Friday afternoon
Miss Maud E. Mathews returned Monday
from visit in Bangor.
Mr.. Fred l.. Mitchell came home from Ban
gor Friday for a brief visit
Capt. David E. Bird has returned home
| from Portland for the winter
Mrs. o. G.. Critchett returned Tuesday
from visit in Massachusetts.
Miss Martha Hall took the boat Monday
for Boston, where she is to pass the winter
Mr.. A. G. Morey is visiting his old home
in Brooksvile, going over by packet Mon
| day.
Rev. and Mrs. i. B, Mower, OF skowhegan,
are spending Thanksgiving with relatives
| here.
| Messrs. c, .. Poor and l. w Parker re-
turned from Boston by Saturday nights
| train.
| Mrs. 4. 0. Patterson left Monday for
Charleston, S. G., where she will spend the
winter.
Mr.. Fl. ID. Mahoney started Monday for
Portland to pass Thanksgiving with his son
Charles.
Mrs Fannie Coffin has arrived from Boston
to pass Thanksgiving Day with her father,
MI NJ f. Carter.
Mrs Richard Chenprv took the train Tues-
day morning for Boston, where she will
spend the winter.
Hon. S. L. Milliken has returned home
from his campaign work, to remain until the
opening of Congress.
Mrs. NJ. A. Snow is in Waterville visiting
her daughter Mrs. H. A. Toward. She will
return home Friday
Miss Frances j Dyer, of Boston. is passing
the Thanksgiving season with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Dyer.
Mr.. Byron Wilson, of Lynn, Mass, is pass
ing a Thanksgiving vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wilson.
Mr.. Henry 0. Dodge took the boat Mon
day for Boston on business connected with
ltuCHtI 5 tStbdDle Solli p)llllu
Mr.. Alfred Wardwell has returned to his
home in Searsmont from Matincus, where
he has been employed the past season
Mrs. Geo o. Bailey returned Monday
night by train from Massachusetts, where
she has been visiting for two weeks past
| Miss Georgia w. Thombs is at home from
| Waterville, and Miss Lizzie Doe, from Au-
| burn, to spend Thanksgiving with their
| parents.
| Mrs. IIlcius Cobb, Of Rockland, spent Sun
| day i'll Belfast, the guest of Miss Sarah
Gardner. She took the train Monday for
Unity, where She is visiting friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs John A. Mace are passing a
few days in Portland with their son. John A.
Mace, Jr. MIR. E. w Crawford is serving as
conductor during Mr. Mace's absence.
| Dr.. f. G. Gay, Of Bangor, former Belfast
| boy, was elected secretary and treasurer OF
! the Penobscut County Medical Assoriation
at the annual meeting held in Bangor last
week.
| Mrs. f. O, Greer and Miss Winnie Saw
telr, Of this city, and Mrs Georgia Heath,
of Bucksport, took the boat Monday for a
Thanksgiving visit to Mrs. Abbie G.. Stan
| ley. of Brockton, Mass.
Mrs Charles A. Hartman, of Bath. came
| Saturday night to spend Thanksgiving with
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. }.
| Hartman. Charles and Fred came later
| and completed the family circle.
The Portland Argus, in reporting the eec-
tion of officers by the Maine Division, l.. A.
w, says: fisherman G. Swift, the newly
ected vice consul, is one of the best known
and best liked whetlmen in the State"
Capt. W. s. Wentworth, of barge Purtan
carrying coal from Norfolk, Va, to New
York, is at home at Foor's Mills for a Thanks
giving visit. His health, which has been
poor of late, is now considerably improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph williamson ,Jr., are
receiving the congratulations of their friends
| upon the advent Of a 10-pound boy, born to
! them in tins city last evening at the home Of
| DIR. T.. J. Martin. krnnehec journal, Nov.
21st.
MessrS Ralph and George Redman, who
we're called home last week by the death of
their father returned to Massachusetts Mon
day. Miss Anna, who came down on the
same sad errand, will remain here Il few
| weeks.
The ordination and installation of Rev. f.
| A. Gilmore, as pastor uf the nitarian Church
of tbs village, Will take place Wednesday
| evening, the .5Oth inst Revs. Mr.. Seward, Of
! Wattrvllle, Beach, of Bangor and Crosby
of III uiton, will be present and assist in the
cereluonles. Pressure Isle Star Herald.
We print OH the second page Il sketch of
| Mr.. William X. Hobpic. native of Unity
now a resident uf Greenwich, \. v, and a
nember-elect Of the New York Assembly,
| Mr.. William Hobhle, the father of VIM. t.,
at one time taught the Belfast High School.
Capt. g. L. Osborne, of Belfast, comInan-
de- of the schooner Flora Condun has been
the guest Of Gen. c. w. Tllen the past
| week. His vessel, which sailed Friday load
ed with cut granite for the Mutual Insurance
| building of New York City, Was built by the
late Capt. VIM. McGilvery. [llallowell Reg
| lister.
Capt. Fred A. Gilmore, who has been in
command of sch. Mary F. CorSon, arrived
from New York Saturday for few days
| sojourn at his old home. On leaving here he