The Republican journal., 1892-06-09
Personal.

to Boston.
Mr.. George A. Quimby returned from Bos
| ton Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah L. Holt left last Thursday fol
a visit to friends in Boston
Mrs. f. E. Pendleton returned Friday
from visit in Boston and vicinity.
| Mr.. F. A. Glkey, American Express Agent
Went to Boston Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Snow Went to Winter
port Saturday to spend Sunday with Mr.
Shows father,
Mr.. Fred T. Chase who attended tile Bur
dett- Crosby wedding in Boston, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. F. w. Pote returned from New York
Saturday, accompanied by her lnutier Mrs.
Ann NJ Lothrnp.
Mr. John b. Wadlin left Monday tor Port
land Ia visit lis daughter, and from thence
win g to Boston.
Mrs. H. +. Mcdonald lett ,ast Thursday
for visits in Boston and Manchester, y. H.
She returned home Tuesday
Mrs. Albert Mead, of Natick, Mass, AZ
rived here Saturday to visit friends, and Will
g to Stockton Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield S. Carver. of Villa-
haven, who have been visiting at Poor's
Mills, returned home Monday
Mrs. Benz. Bartlett. of RockIand, arrived
Saturday, on visit to Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Follett. She returned home Monday
Rev. c. A. Maine and family, of Newport,
Me. arrived at Northport Campground last
Thursday for a three months vacation.
Capt. Marcellus Neazie, of sch. Mary A
Hall, arrived Saturday and Went to his
home in Isesboro. His vessel is at Fall
River.
Miss Evelyn Dollotf formerly of Belfast,
was one of the singers at the closing exer-
cises last week of the PittstieId Grammar
School,
Mrs. r. V. Follett, of Rochland, who has
been visiting in Belfast returned home Mon
day She was accompanied by Miss Eta
Holmes.
Rev. Myra kingsbury returned from Ner-
mont Friday and left Wednesday for Angus
TIA, to attend the state convention of the [ III
Versalist churches.
Mr.. Fields S. Pendleton, who has been east
visiting friends at Belfast, lslesboro, and
Bangor, left Thursday for New York, where
he is engaged III the shiphrokerage business,
Rev. Geo. f. Tufts, of Belfast met the
al
at Good Will Farm, near Fairfield and read
a paper the duties of ministers at fun
erals.
5. I. Overlook, OF South Liberty, well
known here, is writing a serial story for d
New Hampshire periodical, the plot of which
is laid IN Lowell, Mass. Tie story will ap-
pear IN September
Mr.. Charles IL. Crosby, of Belfast, was Last
week elected vice president for Waldo coull-
tv of the Maine Hotel Proprietors' Associa-
tion. Mr.. Crosby has not been IN the hotel
business for several Years.
MIR. Alfred Adams, of Castine, arrived
here from Boston Friday and took the steam
en- EIecta for home. While i'll Boston M
bought the gearing for his new Yacht which
Will he launched this summer.
Dr.. ID. A. Sargent, of Harvard College, has
measured the great pugilst, John l.. Sulli-
van, and found him to have 4ti-inch chest,
and to be the biggest man he had ever meas
ured. John was placed in class by linn
self.
Mr., Stephen Marsh, of Portland, we'll
known in Belfast, has opened AN office at No.
l9 Exchange street, where he will take bust
ness relating to title deeds and appraisal of
estates. Mr.. Marsh was for many wears in
the board of assessors of Portland
Mr.. S. II. Mathews last week had a letter
from his daughters written from Antwerp.
They reported a very rough passage and
much sea sickness The captain of the
steamer said it was the roughest passage
across the Atlantic since last September.
DIR. George f. Freeman, of whom d sketch
was published last week, did not practice in
Belfast, as stated, but was located at Bel
mont for a few years, in partnership with
DR.. Holmes. On going to Brockton. Mass. ..
he very soon obtained a large and lucrative.
practice.
Mr.. Oscar Storer, son of Mr.. Silas Storer.
of Morrill,, graduated last week with the de
gree of b. A., at tile Boston University. MIR.
Storer, without making Il special etfort rank
ed No. . in his class, Mr.. Storer arrived
home on Saturday. He intends to a,!opt the.
Jaw as IL prof. .>sion.
Mr.. J. b. Patterson, C'Joe" for slort) for
many re;trs freight clerk and purSer on the
&. 4 g. steamers, and later in the hotel
business at Bangor, was ON steamer Penul,-
scot Monday for trip To Boston. Mr.. Pat
tcrson had Il serious illness not long since.
hut soourn at Lake Alamuosook, near
BuckSport, has restored him to his usual
ROBUST health.
The latest interesting bit of society news
is the engagement of Miss Nellie Coombs
daughter of Treasurer Coombs of the New
England Co., and our popular ieweler Mr.. c.
A. Hartman. The couple have hosts of
friends who are earnest IN congratulations
Bath Daily Times, June 1.
Mr.. Hartman is the son of A. j Hartman.
of Belfast. Charles many friends here unite
with his Bath friends in extending con-
gratulations.
At the graduating exercises of the Bangor
Theological Seminary last week a diploma
was conferred upon Frank Stillman Dnllotf