The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-05-28
: PERSONAL.

W. H. Fogler Esq. of Rockland was in
town Saturday.
Elmer Sherman went to Boston Tuesday
on business.
DR.. G. G. Kilgore went to Petit Manan
Monday on business.
Oscar H. Reynolds went to Buruham last
Friday for weeks visit
William Stover and wife of West Brooks
vile We're in town Monday
Mrs. w. B. Rivers and child arrived from
Atlanta, Ga, Monday evening.
Sheriff Norton and Mrs. Norton spent
Sunday with relatives in Palermo.
William Fleming arrived from Boston
Tuesday to visit his parents
Sanford III. Mathews Went to Boston by
steamer Penobscot Monday night.
Mrs. Sophia Hamln of Bar Harbor is WIS.,
iting at Hatcil Gott 3 in East Belfast.
Mrs. Howard G. Boardman If Calais is
visiting the Misses Wells of this city.
Mrs. Flora B. McMahan has returned home
from Augusta, where she spent the winter
Robie Mears of Morrill,, who spent the
winter in California, arrived home Tuesday.
Mrs. M. V. B. Knowlton of Rocklaud
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Waterman.
Miss Mary Ferguson left Saturday bv
steamer City of Bangor for visit to friends
in Boston.
DIR w NJ HDlu1O,, Of
visited his half brother Thomas j, Brown.
last week.
Mrs. G. O. Macomber has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs Alice Corbett of
Rrattleboro, Vt
Miss Mary E. Twombly went to Hallowell
Tuesday for weeks visit to her sister, Mrs
Walter S. Arey.
Mrs n. j. Pottle went to Brockton, Mass.
last Thursday to Join her husband, who is
employed there.
Alvin Blodgett has moved from Congress
Street to the Enoch w. Carter house on
Cedar Street.
Chas. Il. Wedemeyer and the Batchelder
family arrived from Boston last Thursday
to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph C. johnson AMI
daughter arrived from Washington, y. c..
last Thursday to spend the summer
Capt, Thomas G. Bartlett and mate. Chas
J. Konitz, Of sch. Charlotte T. sibey arriv-
ed home from Portland May 10Th
Misses Lena and sIlly sauborn and Julia
Cook arrived home last week from M-lfeld.
Mass, whore they spent the winter.
Geo. f. Macomher of Augusta. general
agent Of the Insurance Company ot North
America, was in town last Friday 5t bnsl-
ness.
Miss Lizzie Tripp, who has been living
with her uncle, Chas, I. Knight OF North
port, Went to Bangor Saturday to Visit nel
father.
Miss Cora Mixer Of Peuobscot spent sun
day with her brother, f. q Mixer and went
to Camden Monday to work for her brother
George.
Mr.. and Mrs. John strattard of Monroe
arrived on steamer CITY of Bangor Tuesday
morning, after spending the winter in Na.
tick, Mass.
Miss Josephine BurI1eJt returned yc-ter-
day from a visit to Miss Lolita Proctor ia
Eocllland The two young ladies' were
classmates al Lassel.
Mrs J, Dwight Palmer Of Cleveland
Ohio, w:io has been III Belfast since the
death of her sister, Mrs W. c Marshall, left
for home last Thursday.
w. H. Folwell and family arrived from
Philadelphia Saturday morning and went 10
their summer home, "Isola Bella by spe-
cial trip of steamer Castine,
Mrs. c. A Mahoney and daughter went to
Pennington Tuesday. MIR. Mahoney has
bought restaurant there and Mrs. NJ, viii
manage it during the summer.
Mrs. James Walker of Boston aud Thomas
Haugl Of Belfast are in Augusta, the GUESTS
Of E. E. Bradbury. MI. Haugh was proprle-
tor IF the Crosby Inn at Belfast before In
was burned. kennebec journal.
Jere McAuliffe and Joseph Greene. who
for many years have been comedian 4ui
leading man, respectively. ia the eN -l.5ut
company of Thomas + Shea have FORMED u
partnership on their own account. and are
on the road with several standard dramas
and new plays.
Frank Smith of Boston was in town Sat
urday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew S.
Fahy He left by steamer Sunday uornlng
for St. John, where he expected 20 hay
$4,000 trotter. Mr.. Smith intends to he in
Portland in June and start four horses at
Rigby.
Rev W. l.. Brown of Palermo Centre has
been visiting his old comrades in North A p
pleton, and he preached there May 18th d
very instructive discourse. He attended
the Sunday evening services at Burkettyie
May 2ith and Will be there next Sunday
evening, the 31st.
| Mr.. Z. o, Thorndke lectured in Harm
man, Tenn, last Thursday evening. sub
iect, "There are others" Mr Thorna ke
was recently appointed receiver of Tie L IL
versity Printing Company, publishers # the
! Daily Progress of Hartman, and IS author
lzed to continue the publication of the pa
per,
| Mr.. Austin C. Phlbrooll of RocklauI was
in Belfast last week ON his return from a
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