The Republican journal., 1892-04-14
Personals.

Mr.. W. B. Rankin arrived home Wednes.
| day from Boston.
| Mr.. w. A. Clark made a business trip to
| Boston last week.
| Mrs. Samuel Adams went to Bangor Tues
day on a brief visit.
Miss Alice Pearl, off Bangor, is visiting
relatives in this city.
j. I'll. Montgomery, of Camden, was in
Belfast on Wednesday,
Miss Annie Pendleton is at home from Bos-
ton for a short vacation
Mr.. Frank Welllnan, of Belmont left for
Boston Monday ON business
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement left Monday
for business trip to Boston.
Mr.. George Pendltton has gone to Provi-
dence, r. l., to seek cmployment
Mr.. u. n. Bird Went to Boston Yesterday
on business relating to the water compauv.
Mr.. ii. I. Field went To Eangol Tuesday.
and from there will return TO Bowdoin col
lege.
MIR. and Mrs. A. F. Mansfield went to Bos-
ton Monday and Will return the last of the
week.
Mrs. Belle Priest went to Stockton yester-
day to attend the funeral of Mr.. Irving
Hchborn.
Mrs. g. F. Lombard and Master Ralph
Went to Eoclanl on Thursday last to visit
Mrs. w. III. FogIer.
Mr. J. 9. Gates will open pension office
i'll part of the room now occupied by Mr.
George f. Wallace.
Mr.. Z. l.. Parker, representing the Boston
Herald, is in Belfast canvassing for the Her.
AIDS Encyclopedia.
Dr. L. W. Hammond, who has been travel
ing for the Dana Sarsaparilla Company, ar
rived home last week
Mrs. George L. Osborne Went to Hallowell
Saturday to meet her husband, whose .es-
sci is loading at that port.
Mrs. A B. Morton, of Chicago, who has
spent the winter with her parents, in Bel
mont, left for home Saturday.
Mr.. Clifton White, Of Lewiston, was in
DelldSt ldSt week Jne SueSG OF Mf. Lewis
Hart. He left for home Saturday.
Mr. r. p Stickney returned Friday from
Seal Harbor, where he is experimenting. the
plumbing of Clements Seaside Inn.
Capt. +. q. Patterson writes from Charles
ton, S. g., that his steam dredging steamer
Charleston is coming on to New York
Miss Tjnnin Holmes is f.;.
Rockland for few days, and her dressmak-
ing rooms will be closed until April 20.
Mr.. Levi Clay, the Western 'nion line
man, now stationed at Portland, arrived IN
Belfast Saturday and spent Sunday here.
Mr.. Fred Biather, of Portland in the en-
ploy of the Maine Central railroad, was in
Belfast Tuesday ON his way to Searsport.
Hon. |. Z. Libby, of Burnham, was elected
president Of the Aroostuoll Condensed Milk
Co., at the meeting IN Portland last week
Mir. j. A. Mace returned home Saturday.
amt Monday Went on duty as conductor of
the passenger train on the Belfast branch
Mrs. W. f Hamilton and daughter Clnr3l,
and Mr. f, ii. Hoag, arrived home 10y l;.s1
Saturday evenings train from Jacksonville,
Fla.
Messrs. Dana Il. Southwurth and john
Damon Went to Bangor Saturday to attend
the funeral of a friend. the late Phillip
Tewksbury.
Mr.. Oscar Dlworth left Monday for Mont
pelier Vermont. His sister, Miss Mary Dill
.,.+b l.f+ a.. f,..
Norwalk Coma.
Miss Mary johnson and Miss Maud Mill
ken left Monday Tor Boston, and will he ;tl,-
sence ten days. They will visit Portland ON
their return trip.
Mr.. Hunter, engineer OF Sullivan'> train
on the Belfast branch, is off for week 5 va
cation. The engine is in charge of Mr.. Wal
ter Harding, of Waterville
Mr.. W. f. Smart, New England representa-
tive ot X. Hoe X Co., is in Belfast, negotiat-
ing with the Dana Sarsaparila Co. for IL
fast running Hoe perferting press.
We notice in the list of members OF the
Raymond party which left Boston April 1st
for Washington, ID. c., the names of Mr.. and
MIS- i. r. loN, ol Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Maria Mitchell, of Freedom and Miss
Hattie Robbins of Belfast, left Saturday for
H"ckland to resume their posi- tiuns astt;ch-
ers in the public schools If that city.
Mrs. George Bodgett Of Bucksport. who
! has been spending Il few days with Mrs.
Wooster Parker in this city. ON her return
from Boston, left for home Tuesday.
Mr. f. A. Gil more of the Harvard Divinity Y
School was in Belfast last week visiting his
mother and left Saturday for Augusta where
he preached Sunday in the Unitarian church.
Mr.. \. $. Reed, for sonic time in the shoe
factory of Crtchrtt. Sihlcy 4 Co.. Belfast
now holds A responsible position in the large
establishing Mt of Jordan, Marsh x Co., Bus-
ton.
Mr.. c. &. Dearborn, of Belfast, is at home
for visit from Rumford Falls, and is en-
thusiastic OVER that promising tow n. He
will return soon rs he has employment
there.
Mr.. Robert f. Alden, who has been Il
popular Maine Central conductor and has
many friends along the line, is to enter the
firm of G. II. Guppy 4 Co., the Portland
druggists.
At last auyirpS from Ia, Snu1-;lIu Nh, T.