The Republican journal., 1892-07-07
Personals.

Mr.. VIM. G. Burkett arrived in Belfast
last week
DR.. Shubert, Of Plymouth, Mass, is visit
ing in Belfast.
Prof. \. A. Dury, who is located at Lew
iston is in Belfast for week
The Misses Middleton, of New York, are
at Crosby Inn for the summer
Mrs. f. f. Pendleton returned home Sat-
urday from a visit to Islesboro
Mr. Daniel Wagner, Of Whitman. Mass,
arrived in town Sunday morning
Mrs. Geo. I. Osborn is in Richmond. Me-,
where tile captain is loading ice
Miss Ella NJ. Patterson, of Rockland,
Mass, is in town visiting friends
Mrs. Martha Sales and two children, Of
Bnckslort, are visiting friends here
Mr.. Charles Bicknell, and family. of Rock
land, are visiting Mr.. E. ID. Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Lawton and family
Went to Bar Harbor Saturday on It visit.
Miss Leila Lewis, of Boston, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George w Lewis,
Mrs. Nellie a. Robbins, of Boston, is in
Belfast visiting her mother, Mrs II. II.
Forbes.
Mrs. a. L. Richardson, of Rockland is
visiting the family of DR., j. w. Mitchell, of
Freedom.
Mrs S, A. Mathews, of Waldoboro. arriv-
ed Tuesday on visit to relatives and
friends.
Mrs Mary j. Davis, of Lewiston, arrived
Saturday on visit to her son, Mr.. Frank f.
Crowley.
Mrs. j. W. Pitcher and daughter, of Bev-
ery, Mass, are visiting at Mr. Thomas w,
Pitchers.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Hosmer. of Camden.
arrived Tuesday, brief visit to Mrs.
Abbie Cox.
Miss Annie Knowlton, of Boston. is at
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A,
Knowlton.
Mrs I. X. Clark of Frankfort returned
home Saturday, after visit to Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Mathews left Sat
nrday for Bar Harbor, where they remained
over the Fourth.
DR.. E. f. Follett, of Rockand, spent the
Fourth with his parents in Belfast, return
ing home Tuesday.
Chas. Yeaton, of Rockland is visiting in
Freedom, where his family have been for
the last two months.
Mr. John II. Burke, Of Minneapolis. az
rived in Belfast Sunday Mrs Burke has
been here some time.
Mr.. Percy futile, who has been running Il
Photographic gallery at Broo<ln is now at
home for short time
Mir. and Mrs. h. L. SmaIley, Of Chelsea,
Mass, who have been in Belfast some time,
left for home Tuesday
Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Hall, Of EocEland,
We're in Belfast Saturday, the guests Of Mr.,
and Mrs. y. +. kerme.
Mr.. and MIS-. William Prirce, of Bangor.
are in Swanvile with Mrs r., parents. Mr..
and Mrs Clark Mar,lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest White, of Lynn,
Mass, are i'll Belfast visiting MI VS.
father, Mr. Geo, L. White
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis O. Fcrnald went to
Oceanvill~ Saturday 10 spend the Fourth
with Mrs Fernald parents
Mrs. Richard Hopkins and her daughter
Fannie, returned last Friday FROM a three
weeks visit to Massachusetts.
Congressman Mlliken address Ell a large
audience at Town Hall in Winthrop Friday
evening ON the political issues
Geo. l.. Knight c. II. Berry and c. NJ.
kalloch and wives, of Rockland passed
Sunday at Crosby Inn, Belfast
Miss Inez l.. Barker, wiz; has spent the
past year in Jamaica Plains, Mass, is visit
ing friends in MUutville ana Belfast
Mr., Charles B. Hazetine arrived home
Saturday. having been as far cas- as Bar
Harlor in the steam yacht Wild Duck
Rev. $. S. Niekesrson, chaplain, Boston Sea-
mems Friend Society, Seame is Chapel, l75
Hanover Street, Boston, is in Belfast At Mr..
f. O. Greer's.
Mr.. john Il. Dunton has gone to Cottage
City Martla's Vineyard, where he will take
a short course i'll the School of Methods,
after which lie will 20 to Matinicus for
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Galley and daughter,
OF Boston, arrived Saturday. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. q. Critchett The party
drove to Mr.. Critchett's cottage Ro, ky Point,
Quantebacouk.
Mr. A. b. Simpson, of Belfast, is foreman
of the stitching ruuii vf the tnlun Ma,,tt-
featuring CompanN's shoe factory at Els
worth. After a visit home Mr.. Simpson
left Tuesday for Ellsworth.
Prof. f. w. Gowen, Deputy q. &. 7 Of
Maine arrived in this city from Aroostooll
county Saturday His great ability as Il
temperance speaker and slillful organizer
has been noted from time to Time through
the press of Maine. His highly successful
lecture tour just ended in the county
menli ioned has been great aid to the Grand
Lodge of Maine Good Templars. Bangor
Wing.
Mr.. George II. Rideout, of Glen burn and
Miss Annie A. Neazie, of isles boro, were
united in marriage Saturday by Rev. George
b. Ilsley, pastor of the Columbia street Bap-
tist Church Both the groom and bride are