The Republican journal., 1892-07-14
Personal.

| chlSettS.
| Hon. Seth l.. Milliken left home Friday
for Washington
| Mrs. w. G. Tuttle returned home Friday
| from Green's Landing.
| Miss Eta Colson returned home Saturday
from a visit to Bangor.
Mr.. S. d. Gray, of Goose Falls Brooks
vile, was in Belfast Saturday.
Mrs. John G.. Damon has gone to her
Nortlport cottage for the summer.
Mr.. w. w. Merrill, who has been in Hud-
son, Mass. arrived home last week.
Mr.. /. I. Shales and daughter Alice left
Thursday for weeks trip to Boston.
Mr.. Elisha Brown, of Poors Mills returned
home Saturday from Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. Theresa Greeley, of Taunton, Mass,
is in Belfast visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. Charles I. Richards and daughter
Louise Went to Boston Friday for week S
visit.
Miss Carrie kngsbury left Friday for
Reeds Ferry, n H., where She will attend
school.
Miss Mary Furbish, who has been in Wal
than, Mass. for ten months, arrived home
Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Clark, of Castine, was in Bel
fast last week visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas.
O'Connell.
Mr.. Robie Frye, of Boston, who has been
-;t,;+ ,lf l. =.
home Friday.
Mrs. Flora Madison, of Terre Haute, Ind,
arrived Friday and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Chase.
Miss Mary Ferguson, daughter Of Capt. j.
B. Ferguson, came home Saturday from
Waltham, Mass.
Miss Kitte Sharkey, of Cambridgeport,
arrived Sunday and is the guest of Miss
Blanche Sullivan.
James w. Brown, Esq, of Boston, spent
the latter part of last week in Belfast, the
guest of DIR. j. & Brooks.
MIR. and Mrs Clifton Hamilton, of W al
than, Mass, arrived Saturday and the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Follett.
Mr. j. Waterman, of Bangor, at one time
in business in Belfast, with his daughter,
Miss Regina, have sailed for Europe.
Mr.. w. f. Wellman, of Belmont, who has
been in Boston on business, arrived home
Friday, but has gone to Boston again
Mr.. and NIrs. James Dyer and family, of
Brockton, Mass, who have been visiting in
Belfast and vicinity, left for home Friday.
Miss Emma Know lton, of Camden, who
has been in Belfast tile guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Hubbard. returned home Thurs
day.
Mss Corlelia Higgins will leave Friday
for Helena, Montana. She will visit Idaho
and Utah returning i'll " by the way Of
Chicago.
Mrs. b. NJ Avery, of Reefs FerrN n. II H.,
who has been in Belfast visiting her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Kingsbury, returned
home Friday
Miss Caddie Brown, OF Waterville, laugl-
ter of Hon s. S. Brown, was in Belfast last
week on visit to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Will
HarSon, Jr. ....
Mr.. Folwell, who owns ID summer cottage
on Seal Island, off Crow Cove, Islesboro,
arrived Saturday and hes gone to his island
home for the season.
Capt E. 0. Patterson, of the steamer
Charleston, has sailed from New York for
Charleston, S. c., and will resume dredging
the bar at that port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Sargent and
family returned home last week from New
port, where they had been to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Sargents father.
Mr.. A. l. Brown is to read a paper on
Amateur Geology at the coming Chauta"-
guam Assembly at Fryeburg. Mrs. Brown
will accompany him to Fryeburg.
Mr. William Durham, of Kansas City, son
of Mr.. f. H. Durham, arrived in Belfast
Saturday on visit to his parents. Mr. Dur
ham has been absent about five years.
Mr. Oscar l.. Staples and daughter, of
Boston, arrived i'll Belfast Friday Mrs,
Staples has been in town some time. Mr.,
Staples will 60 upon farm in Waldo,
Mr. Charles E. Meservey, of Rockland,
who has been nominated for Judge of Pro-
bate for Knox County, is a native of Sears
mont. He read law in Belfast with Col.
Fogler.
Mr.. ID. J. Chisholm, of Stoughton, Mass,
was in Belfast last week 1t was his first
visit here and he was so delighted with the
place he will return later in the SEASON. He
left Friday.
Mr.. Calvin Austin, of Boston, general
agent of the Il. 4 b. Steamship Company,
was in Belfast Thursday, and with agent +,
W. Pote went TO Bangor on business relat-
ing to the company.
Mr.. Richard I. Rankin returned home last
week from w yoming Mr.. Rankin is inter
ested in sheep culture and has Il herd Of
5000 sheep. He reports everything there in
a t1ourshing condition.
Miss Ma Belle Fletcher, of Monroe, was in
the clty last Thursday She is engaged III
teaching i'll Wells, Minnesota, and is at
home for the summer vacation. She will
return to Minnesota the last Of August.
Col. w. H. Fogler was the chairman and
Col. +. S. Walls. of Ninalhaven, and Hiram
Bliss, Jr., of Washington, We're members of
the committee resolutions i'll the Knox
county Republican convention, held in Rock
land last Thursday