The Republican journal., 1892-02-11
Personal.

Personal.
Mrs. w. C. futile went to Boston on Mon
day.
LII. Eaton is recovering slowly from his
long sickness.
Joseph Williamson Jr., has been appoint
ed a bail commissioner
j. W. Clark of Rockland is visiting his
many Belfast friends
Mrs. William F. Clark of Belfast, has gone
to Freeport on a visit.
Last week Hon w. B. Swan and daughter
We're at Natchez, Miss.
Mr. E. l.. Warren left Tuesday for New
York, on a business trip.
DR.. Pulsfer of skowhegan, was in Belfast
Friday and attended the Leep Year ball.
Capt. E. f. Patterson came home SATURDAY.
from New York on brief visit to his fami-
ly.
Clifford J Pattee, son Of James Patte e,
has entered Orono college for four years
course.
''pli
turned home Friday from four weeks visit
to Boston.
Capt Marcus Pierce, of the steamer Ka-
tahdin, is enjoying a vacation at his home in
Hampden.
Judge Williamson Went to Boston Monday
to attend the funeral Of his brother-in-law
Dir. Robert Willard.
Mrs. Jos. Williamson. Jr., Went to Angus
ia Saturday to visit her parents. Gov and
Mrs. E G. Burleigh.
Fremont c. Fletcher who is doing business
in Lowell, Mass, arrived in Belfast Friday
on visit to his family.
DR.. j. HI. Sherman of Mddleboro, Mass,
formerly of Belfast, rived in town last
week for brief visit
DR.. and Mrs G.. P. Lombard left Saturday
for Boston, having been called there by the
death of the Doctors brother
d. N. Bird went to Rockland last week to
attend the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs,
John Bird, who died at the age of 90.
Mrs. E. j. Morrison did not arrive from
Minneapolis last week, having been detain-
ed by the illness of one of her children
Mrs. Murphy, the mother of Howard Muir
ply, Esq, of this city will be 81 years old
next month She is still smart and active
Mention is made elsewhere of the illness
of Editor Fuller of the Rocllland Tribune
Since that was written and printed we learn
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more on deck.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. \. Howes arrived home
Monday evening from their wedding tour.
They will Receive their friends at their resi-
denee on Church street On Thursdays in
Mare
Mr.. Liaback Of Portland. WHO represents
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company,
was in Belfast over Sunday He sang i'll the
Universalist choir Sunday Mr. Liabcl1 is 6,
member of the Schubert Quartettt
E. c. Heseton of the Heseltun House
Skowhegan, was in Belfast last week and
attended the Leap Year Bail. Mr. Heselton
is said to be the youngest hotel proprietor
in the state being but p years old.
Under the healing Of Wedding Bells the
Belfast Journal of last week announced the
huptlals of Mr.. E. p. Frost, one of the we'll
known drnnmers who visit this town, and
We copy the announcements knowing it will
be pleasing to the many friends of Mr. Frost
III this section Pemaquid Messenger
Mr.. Charles b. Hazeltine received a tele-
gram Wednesday afternoon from Ills friend
William Bacon of Boston, to meet him for a
trip to Europe, and started the next day at
noon. He will visit Gibraltar, Genoa. cross
the Mediterranean to AgierS. thence to Par
is and London and home
MI. w F. Black, mentioned in Our Sandy
Point correspondence recently as from ST
Paul, is q resident Of Minneapolis. and
member of the firm of Hail. Black & Co..
ioh printers and StatiOners of that citv He
says he has newer resided i'll ST. Paul. ana
las 80 desire t. hail from there. See lis
3ptire elsewhere concerning i gruealogy IF
the Black family.