The Republican journal., 1892-04-28

Mr.. Mark Andrews, of Boston, was in town
on Monday.


| Mr.. Charles H. Mitchell, of the West End
Hotel, Portland, was in Belfast, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred G. Winters, of Portland,
came to town Thursday for Fast Day visit
Hon. +. z. Walker and Fred S. Walls.
Esq, of Ninalhaven, We're in Belfast last
week
Mr.. Fred Cox, of Boston, arrived Saturday
to attend the burial of his grandmother Mrs
Israel Cox.
Miss Maud Miliken and Miss Mary John
son, who have been absent ON a visit, return
ed home last week
Mrs. Joseph Mcleen Who has been visit
ing her parents in Belfast, left Monday for
her home i'll Boston.
Eev. George f. Tufts, who las been in
at his home il Belfast.
Mr. Geo w. Burkett went to Boston by
Saturdays boat to spend Sunday with his
son, Mr.. w. 6. Blrkett.
Mr. A. I. Condor arrived home Saturday
from Dedham, where he has been engagedn in
the maple syrup business.
Geo. A. Glchrest and family Of Rockland
have taken possession of their cottage at In
graham hill for this season.
Mir. Fred Jones, of Belfast, was in town
over Sunday. He is travelling salesman
for a Boston furniture house,
Mrs. Abbie Barstow and Mrs Charles II
II,,lb ~
they go to seek employment.
Mrs. Cutter, Miss Carrie Cutter and Mrs.
p G. Pierce left 10y Mondays boat for New
York. MIR. Pierce Went to Boston.
Mr. George E. Ring, "f this city, has gone
to Somes Sound, where he is in the employ
of the Standard Granite Company.
Mrs. Ii. l.. WouI,u,h e,iii Mss Julia Com
don, who have been visiting in Boston and
Brockton, returned home last week
Mr. George ii. Eems and Mr.. VIM. A.
Field We're i'll Belfast Saturday. The latter
had a case before the Supreme Judicial
Court.
Mr.. l. NJ, Cottrel, who for four months has
been in New York state i'll the interest of the
Dana Sarsaparila company, arrived home
Tuesday.
Clifton Patter and Augustus Hayes, of
Belfast, students at Orono College, came
home for the Fast day vacation, returning
Tuesday.
Nh and Mrs. j. X. bennett. Of Bangor,
came To Belfast Thursday to spend Fast Day
will nd Mrs
\. +. Riggs
Misses Margaret and Annie. Crosby left on
Monday mornings train, tile former for Bos
ton, and the latter lol Stamford Conn, to
| reSumr her studies.
Among the arrivals IN town last WeeN thc
Frrd's predonlnatrd. There We're Fred
Walls, Fred Harl,lcn, Fred Winters, Fred
CoN and Fred Jones.
Mir and Mrs. Amos Clement left FRIDAY tor
Seal Harbor, where Mrs. Clement willremaun
for the season MIR Clement has rcturued
| and will not go down until later
Mr. Jacob Elwell, of Northport, who has
been at work III Belfast ald vicinity, on Fri
day moved hls family to Itorkland, where he
| has employment us IL house Joiner.
Mr., Lewis +. Smith, who spent The winter
in Belfast, has returned to his farm in Crystal,
Aroostook County. If he can sell his farm
| he will reside permanently in Belfast,
| Hon. VIM. B. Swan who has travelled eN-
tensivelN in the south the past WINTER re
turned home ON SATURDAY. Miss AnnairI.
hls daughter, is III Massachusetts, and Will
| return later.
| pr. f. \. knuwlton, of Fairfield spent Sun
day With h,> parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
| knnwlton, III this city. His wife has been
here for some time with Mrs. j. w Kn"wi-
| ton. who is Ill.
Hon. :. l.. Mliiken arrived from WASH
| ngton Monday evening. He Went to Bangor
| yesterday t" attend the State Convention
| and will not return To tile National Capital
before the last of the week.
Mir. and Mrs. Morey, of Boston, arrived III
| Belfast Friday, and Saturday MIR. M"reY :
yacht, the Princess, came across the baN
| and the party Went to Castne where their
new summer house is ready for occupancy.
| Mrs. Alvin l.. AltNamdrr, of East Main
street, Gloucester, has removed t." Boston,
| where She and her SiStrr-in-aW, Miss Il.
| Helen AlrNindcr IF 81 Dartmouth street.
| have hired il suite of rooms and are house
| keeping. Mrs. Alexander is the wife of the
j urnai : valued CORES cSponotnt ON the North
| west coast.
| Ml'ton IL. Frrnch one oi the most popular
| and successful shoe :Een i'll New England.
| has hecolnr vice president of the jameson x
| knolcS Co.. of II Winter street. Boston,
importers and retailers of fine shoes. MIR.
| who are glad to know of this new business
| connection and wish him the highest degree
of success therein. Roc>Iand Tribune.
| Mr.. B. =. Brown, of East Jefferson, was in
town last week, having come here to
meet Mr.. Ki,l,ler of Bangor with a view
to leasing the RuggIes House, Northport
| Camp Ground. MIR. Brown was ior several
! years the landlord of the old Wesleyan
| Grove House, and there is a general desire
| that he should return to Northport and take
charge OF the new house The matter has
| not vet been decided
| Winfield Macomber, of Belfast, sailed from
New York April 9th for Congo Free State,