The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-06-11
PERSONAL.

Hon. Geo. E. johnson went to Augusta
Monday on business.
Mrs. Patrick Brogan went to Salem Satur-
day to visit relatives.
Charles B. Hazeline went to Boston last
Saturday on Business.
Mrs. G. r. Lancaster of ockland is visit
ing friends in this city.
W. G. Preston and family moved to Ban
gor the first Of the week
Thomas E. Shea and family arrived Satur-
day to spend the summer.
Mrs Frederick W. Brown went to Thorn
dixie Monday for short visit.
Frank M. Staples W ent to South Hancock
last Saturday to visit relatives.
John II. Gilmore of Boston visited friends
in Belfast and vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chenery of Chicago
arrived in Belfast Sunday for visit.
Miss Mary E. Faunce returned Saturday
evening from visit to friends in Boston.
Mrs. E. 0. Thorndike of Hartman, Tenn.
is expected here this week to visit friends.
j. A. Gammans left Saturday on his re-
turn to Chicago from a visit to relatives in
Belfast.
Rev. Geo. S. Mills was called to Manches-
ter, Ct, last Thursday by the illness of his
| brother.
Miss Alice Barton of Newton, Mass,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Quimby.
Charles F. Robinson of East Somerville,
Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Mariner
| last week.
| 0. W. Greeley, general baggage agent of
the Boston & Maine Railroad, was in town
Saturday.
Prof A. A. Drury left last Thursday on a
business trip to Boston, New Bedford and
other places.
| B. P. Hazeltine, Jr., is at home from the
Institute of Technology, Boston, for his sum-
mer vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Ellis of East Belfast
went to Lowell Saturday for a visit of ten
days or more.
Miss Blanche Dolloff left on steamer City
of Bangor last Saturday to visit friends in
Massachusetts.
| Job III. Montgomery, Esq, and Williston
Grinnell of Camden We're in Belfast Satur-
day on business.
John A. Lord and Mark L. Rollins Of
Randolph visited Geo. D. McCrilHs and
family last week
Miss Frances Crawford and her little niece
Cora went to Augusta June 9TH for a visit
Of several weeks
Miss Isabel CHM left Saturday for Auburn
dale, Mass, to attend the commencement of
Lassell Seminary.
Mrs. Carmen and her daughter, Mrs
Mcknight, arrived last week to spend the
summer in Belfast.
Arthur Chesley Of Boston visited lis
cousin, Chas f. Shaw, of this city last week,
returning home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Madden of Old
Town spent d few days with MI. Ms brother,
George Madden, the past week,
Fred Terrell and Charles B. jameson of
Lynn, Mass, arrived Sunday for a visit TO
friends in Belfast and Northport
Mayor Hanson went to Boston Thursday
night by Steamer City of Bangor, on busi-
ness, and returned Sunday morning.
Capt. A. Il. Gray Of Brooksville was in
town Friday on his way to Eockland to
join his schooner, the Geo. II. Haley.
Mrs. j. S, Waldron and daughter and
| s {
Mrs. Kate Conant few days last week.
Hugh d. Mcclellan and Herbert T. Field
went to Watervilie Friday to attend the
field day exercises of the State Colleges,
Arthur Ritche, formerly of Monroe, but
now of this city, is studying aw in she office
| with Mattocks, Greenleaf & Heckbert.
| Portland Press.
F. A. Robbins came from Salem to play
with the Belfast Band at Rockand last
| week and called on his friends here Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Charlotte T. Sibey arrived home
Friday evening, having lee tured in Laconia,
n H, and Gardiner, Maine, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Joseph Frohock Of Mort hport attended
the annual field day Of the Cantons in
Rockland and was the guest of his brother,
D. n. Frohock SO Park street.
Mr.. c. o. Baker, the lost freight agent of
the Maine Central, George A. Alden of
| Waterville, and other railroad officials We're
in Belfast Thursday on business.
Capt. Isaac Burgess of Islesboro was in
Belfast Friday on his way to join his vessel
the schooner F. c. Pendleton, which is at
New York loading for Brun swick.
Col l.. D. Carver of Rock land Command
er of the Maine g. A. R., was in town
Saturday on his way home from Winterport
where he attended the meeting Of the Waldo
Veterans Association.
Mrs A. G. Paul Of Fort Fairfield, presi,
dent of the non-partisan w. G. I. L. and
Mrs. +. S. Burbee Of the same organization
with her son Cassens, from Fort Fai1 field
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. E. sullivan
Camden street, during the Canton's visit tC
our city. [Rockland Tribune.
A blackboard party consisting OF Mrs
Frank j. Rigby, Mrs. W L. Littletied, Mrs
Alice Chase, Miss Orilla " hite, Mrs, Charles
Waldron, Mrs, James S. Hartman, Miss