The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-04-07
Personals.

Canada.
Mr. Herbert I. Field is at home from Bow
doin College.
William B. Swan, ESQ.,. and daughter are
in New York
Mrs. Fred Mahoney left Monday for New
Hampshire.
from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes returned
from Boston on Saturday
Mrs. Hattie Jones left Saturday for Bos-
ton, where She will reside.
Mrs. Z. =. Chase, Miss Ferguson's millin-
er, Went to Boston Saturday
Mr.. |. II. Flint of Boston, is i'll Belfast Wis
iting his sister Mrs. n. E. Keene.
Mrs. Augusta Larson, of Bangor. is in Bel
fast at Nj. Francis Whitmore's.
Mr.. Charles A. Hartman of Bath spent
Sunday with his parents i'll this city.
Deacon Allen Hall. of Waldoboro, is in
town visiting his son, Mr.. G. 3. Hall.
DR.. g. c. Kilgore and Mr.. E. F. Hanson
returned Monday from Wolfville, n. S.
Mrs. o. r. Yeaton and daughter Nellie left
for Boston Monday to buy spring millinery.
Edward johnson, Esq, was in the city the
first of the week, but has returned to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. E. r. Conner and Mrs. Whitehouse,
who have been in Boston, returned Satur-
day.
Mrs. David W. Dyer will go to Boston in
few days to visit her daughter, Miss Frances
j. Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Quimby returned Sat
urday evening from visit to Lawrence,
Mass.
Mr.. ID. l.. Peavey returned from Boston on
Friday, where he had been to visit "a brother
who is ill.
Mr.. Wilson Carter, who has been at work
in the shipyard at Camden, arrived home on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore, Mrs w. l..
Llttieiieid and daughter, left Saturday for
trip to Boston.
Master Joseph Thombs has gone into the
jewelry store of Mr.. Calvin Hervey and will
learn the trade.
Mrs. William P. Underwood, of lewiston
is in Belfast visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. l.. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Chase who have pass
ed the winter at Atlanta, Ga, left yesterday
for their home in Belfast
Mrs. John A. Mace, who is absent on a Wis
it, is i'll at Portland. She expects to be at
home the last of the week.
Mrs Walter Arey. who has been visiting
here, left last Saturday to join her husband
at Long Cove, Tenant Harbor
Andrew johnson, Belfast's col"red orator
will lecture on his slave life AT Evans Corner
Waldo next Wednesday evening
Mr.. II. NJ. Bean, Of Camden, was in Bel
fast Wednesday and made arrangements to
have sch. Flora Rogers repaired here
i. =. Sawyer, of Burnhanl, has been ap-
pointed express messenger ON Sullivan's :
train in place of \. w. Heating, resigned
Mrs. Fred Biather and son of Portland ar-
rived in town on Tuesday, and Wednesday
with Mrs. Hiram Jones Went to Searsport
The many friends in Belfast and vicinity
of Mr.. Lorenzo Dow will learn with sorrow
that he is seriously ill at Portland, Oregon
DR.. A. l.. Parsons is stopping in the city
for few weeks before leaving to take up
his home in Bucksport Augusta Journal
Mr.. Stillman Dyer, of Portland, formerly
of Belfast, has been elected secretary and
treasurer of the Portland Caulkers Associa-
ton.
Mr.. K. p. Pierce, manager of the Boston
branch of the American Radiator Co., was
in Belfast, Wednesday,, on a visit to his
father.
Mr.. Donham, of Portland, one of the
Maine Register publishers, was in Belfast
Monday in the interest of that valuable pub
LEGATION.
Mr.. F. A. Garlic and Mrs. A. F. Manifold
returned Wednesday from Bangor where
they attended the funeral of Mrs Andrew
p. Garlic.
Messrs. Fred T. Chase, Samuel Locke and
W. B. Washburn Went to Searsport ON
Thursday last to attend Leap Year party
They report good time.
Miss A. F. Southworth will return home
to-day She will bring with her Miss Dad
mum, a first class mlliher from the noted
millinery house of Henry NJ. Burr
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement arrived home
Monday evening from Seal Harbor, Mount
Desert. They are much pleased with the
Seaside Inn, their new summer hotel.
Mr.. c. II. Stuart, who has had charge of
the horses at Bay View Stock Farm, East
Belfast, has gone to Nelson's Sunnyside
stables. where he has IA similar position,
MIR. w. F. Bean left last Thursday for
Kansas City, Mo. He will be missed by his
many friends here, and particularly so when
Commodore Houston again hoists his pen
nant.
Capt. Pratt telegraphed his wife Monday
from Shanghae, China, that the United States
war vessel Petrol had arrived and that he
had met his son, Ensign Pratt, after a period
of nine years.
Miss Helen M. Collier, principal of the
No. Primary school, has resigned on account
of i'll health. Miss. Grace Walton, the eff