The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-02
Personal.

| from Boston.
Mrs. w. c. futile leaves to-day for brief
visit to Boston
day in Belfast.
DR.. j. w. Pearson, of Camden was in Bel
fast Tuesday.
Mr. f. l. Rankin made business trip to
Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Wright, of the Crosby Inn, went to
| Roclland iast week
Miss Annabe Walker went to Rockland
Saturday for IA brief visit.
Mrs. George K. Lancaster, of Bangor, came
to Belfast ON Thursday last.
Dr. and Mrs. ID. p. Orclway, Of Camden,
! Were in Belfast Memorial Day
Misses Ella shoales, Fanny Mason and
Carrie Bird Went to Bangor Saturday.
Mr Henry Haugh, who has been in Kan
sas City for year. is in Belfast ON visit.
Mr.. Frank Colley, of Belfast has taken the
position of local editor of the Belfast A. &c.
Miss Hattie Robbins, who is teaching in
Rockland, came home TO spend Memorial
Day.
Mr.. 4. G. Fletcher, of New Y ork, WHO has
been visiting his family here, left on Satur-
day.
Hon. F. W. Ritchie, Of Wnterport, was in
Belfast Saturday, and called at the Journal
office
| Miss S. W. Palmer, who has been in Mas
| catt
| Saturday.
| Mr. Henry I. Ames, of Rockland, Mass,
| formerly of Belfast, was in town last week
on business.
The marriage of Mr.. J. I. Rigby and Miss
Kitty Conant, both of Belfast, is announced
| for June 14th.
! Mr.. II. L. Kiigvle went 10 WaIerNille Sat
urday to attend the funeral of his brother
| in-law, DR.. Roberts.
Mr.. o. G. White gave up his market Fri
day. He is treasurer of Waldo county and
can be found at that office.
| Mrs. Fred Biather and son Harold, who
| have been visiting III Belfast and Searsport,
| left for their Portland home Saturday.
Col. II. f. Mcdonald, of the Governors
staff, has been officially notified to be pres
ent at Chicago October II, u and Is, for
| iedicatory purposes.
| The widow of DIR. j. A. Merrill, Of New
buryport, whose obituary was published last
week, is a daughter of the late Capt. Robert
| Hodglon, of Belfast.
| Mrs. y. f. Keene, Who has been in Az
| lington, Mass, several weeks, returned home
on Friday. She was accompanied hy Mrs
| Hannah l.. Tufts and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Patterson returned
Saturday from visit to Lewiston. 1t is the
first time Mr.. Patterson has been out of town
since his accident three years ago
Miss Hattie f. Wales, Of Boston, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Il. \. McClintoek, If
Belfast, and her grandparents of Centre
Montvlle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Terry
Mr.. Charles Taylor, OF Unity, who went to-
| Portland d few weeks ago and had a limb
ampltated, has returned with his health very
much improved His limb was mnputated
above the knee.
Mrs. Louisa Craig, daughter Of Mrs Annie
|
Bedford, Mass, this week. Mrs. Dutton
| and daughter returned Thursday to their
| home in Belfast. kennehec journal.
| Reuel Robinson, of Camden, Grand War
den: and Samuel Adams, Of Belfast Grand
Marshal of the Maine Grand Lodge, I. Q. O.
| f., VIII address the members and friends of
the Lodge at Lincoln, june 9th.
Mr.. Hugh II. Hatch, of IsIesboro, Colby
| graduate, will during the summer act as as
| sistant pastor of the First Baptist Church of
| Brooklyn, n. y. He will finish his course
at Newton Theological Seminary next wear.
| General Orders No. / have lust been issued
| from the Headquarters of Department of
Maine. Among the assistant inspectors APP
pointed is &. ii. Dunton, of Warren Post
| No. 30, of Winterport, whose assignments
are as follows: Posts 81, 60, u, l22, l52.
Mr.. S. & Swift, Mr.. George T. Reed, Mr.
| Samuel Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Carter
Miss Inez Haney and Miss Della Pen,lleton
of Belfast, attended the annual meet of the
Maine Wheelnen at Bangor on Memorial
Day.
MIR. f. Il. Warren, who had been in Bel
ries 1T Sumes Sound. He saws the labor
| troubles do not affect him. Last February
his firm and workmen agreed upon Il list Of
| prices.
Capt. John W. Kane, late Of brig L. w
| Parker, was in Belfast Tuesday. Capt.
Kane is an excellent writer as we'll as ship
| master, and is the author of many interest
ing letters which have appeared in the Jour
nal in past years.
Miss Myra kingshury, of Belfast. orcupied
| the pulpit i'll the UnlNersalist Church last
Sunday. Her discourse was veIv excellent
and it is hoped some a:rang cement can he
made t. secure her valuable services for the
| summer She is lady of superior intellect
| adorned with all the attributes of the Chris
tian ministry. Stockton Springs Cor. Ban
| gor Commercial.
The alumni of the Maine State College in
| western Maine held their second annual ban
quet in Portland Wednesday evening, where
they had pleasant time and discussed mat
ters of general interest to the friends of the
college. Mr.. G. S. Bckford, of the Bruns-
wick Telegraph, was present and was one of
| the speakers.
| DR.. f. E. Follett, dental surgeon, has tax
en- the office in Spear block at the corner of