The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-03-12
Personal.

ooO OuCC 1uopCCVOI CAOW opCAU CuAuoy
in Belfast.
O. G. Critchett went to Boston yesterday
on business.
Miss Mildred Nash is visiting friends in
Lawrence, Mass.
Hon. Crosby Fowler of Unity was in Bel
fast last Tuesday
Sheriff Norton went to Waterville last
Friday on business.
Mrs. Eliza A. Saunders of Deer Isle is visit
ing relatives in Belfast.
Henry Walker came home from Boston
Saturday for vacation.
Eugene Black came home from Augusta
Saturday for short visit.
Miss Josie Willis went to Boston Monday
to take lessons on the banjo.
Miss Lucy A. E. Palmer went to Portland
Monday, March 9th, for visit.
Fred W. Pote returned Monday from a
visit to Boston and Portland.
Joseph Williamson, Jr. of Augusta was in
town Wednesday on business
LII. Il Il. L Olitbt VI hUCkldIu spent DitH-
day with his parents in this city.
Fred Stevens has been at home from Bart
lett, N H., for short vacation.
DR., G, G. Kilgore left by noon train yes
terday for Boston, on business.
Miss Nellie p Colley went to Rockland
Monday to visit Miss Clara Mayo.
A fathers pension has been granted to
Charles Bradstreet of Libertyville.
J. W. Knowlton spent Sunday with his
son, DR.. F. A. Knowlton of Fairfield.
An original widows pension has been
granted to Abbie l.. Soper of Brooksville.
NJ. c. Dilworth arrived home Saturday
from Houlton, where he has been employed.
Superintendent 0. c. Evans went home to
South Portland last Friday to spend his va
cation.
Mrs, E. M. Hall and Miss Ella Whitmore
spent few days the past week with friends
in Jackson.
Miss Isabel Towle arrived home last week
from Pennington Normal School for short
vacation.
Mrs. l. V. Miller went to Waterville last
Friday for visit to her daughter, Mrs Erva
D. Hubbard.
Mrs. j. P. Nutting of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting her father, Mr.. Newell Mansfield,
who is quite ILL.,
Mrs G. H. Maxtield and daughter Name
went to North Belgrade last Saturday for a
visit of three weeks.
Luville j. Pottle has returned home
from Bangor, having finished his course in
the Commercial College.
Capt. Marceiius VeazIe of Islesboro has
gone to New York to take command Of his
vessel, sch. Mary A. II III.
Mrs. L. A. Knowlton and her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Margaret haze!tine, Went to Bos-
ton Monday to visit relatives.
Miss Lizzie K Robbins left by train Sltilr-
day morning for visit of three weeks to
friends in Lawrence and Waltham
Charles F. Hatch National Bank Exalni-
ner, was in town Tuesday ON business with
the Belfast National and Peoples National
Banks.
Miss Margaret Hardy of Boston, who has
been visiting Mrs, Kate Leary of East Bel
fast for the past two months, returned home
Monday.
Calvin Austin, general superintendent OF
the Boston & Bangor Steamship company,
was in the city Tuesday, coming up from
Rockland in steamer Catherine.
Up to few days ago Capt. Ames of Crie-
haven had missed but five days, Sunday
excepted, since Dec. /, at his task of chop
ping in the woods. He is 84 years old,
Capts George Stevens and Maurice Tapley
of Brooksville We're in town Saturday, ON
their way to New York to take command
of their tow boats in the coal barge business,
Capts. o. A. Wade and W. S. Wentworth
with Everett Payson and Elmer Hartshorn,
started Saturday morning for Hartford, CT,
to resume their duties on the coal barges
The barge business starts this year about a
month earlier than usual.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq. of Skowhegan was
in Belfast Saturday on legal business. IN
his college days he member OF the
Belfast ball team. He has since served in
the Legislature, been postmaster at Skow-
hegan, and is a successful lawyer
Mrs. j. &. Paul arrived home Wednesday
evening, March 4th, from Boston. She ar
rived in Portland Monday aud was Obliged
to remain there on account of the freshet
until Wednesday morning. She was all day
on the road from Portland to Belfast
Mrs. Viola NJ. Ames and daughter Ida
will leave Saturday for Mapleton, North
Dakota, where they expect to remain SIX
months or more. Mrs. Abbie Bennett has
taken Mrs. Ames boarding house, opposite
The Journal office, to conduct during the
owners absence.
Miss Charlotte 7. SibIey lectured in the
Congregational vestry at Calais, Me, last
Tuesday ev ening under the auspices of the
Y. P. S. G. f. She has nine 0the engage
ments in Eastern Maine, including Bangor,
Brewer and Eastport, which Will ba filled
before her return.
The Rockland Tribune says of Command
Carver's appointment of Samuel l.. Miller OF
Waldoboro as Assistant Adiutant General;
"Mr. Miller is past commander of the
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