The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-04-23
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ada Warren visited friends in Rock
land the past week.
Mrs. Philo Chase went to Boston by Tues
day mornings train.
N. j. Pottle left last Thursday for visit
to Boston and Brockton.
Chicago and Worcester.
Miss Lucy A. E. Palmer went to Portland
Monday for short visit.
Charles e. Paul is at home from Boston
for vacation of ten days.
An increase of pension has been granted
to Francis A. Shaw, Belfast.
Rev. F. L. Payson of Westbrook visited
relatives in Belfast last week
Mrs. c. F. Morrison went to Boston las
Friday for three weeks visit.
e. l.. Warren went to Boston by steamer
City of Bangor Saturday night.
! Miss Frances j. Dyer of Boston spent
Sunday with her parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p Hazeltine went to Bos-
ton last Friday for visit of few davs,
James E. Leonard of Morrill, entered the
employ of A. A. Howes & Co. Monday.
Mrs. l. B. Mower of South Berwick VISIT
ed her relatives in Belfast the past week.
| Robert Waterman is to move this week
from Main street to No. 80 Cedar street.
l. L. Perry left yesterday noon for a
week business trip in Piscataquis county
Henry Walker went to Portland Monday
He has position with the Tucker Printing
Co.
B. P Hazeltine, Jr. was at home few
days the past week. from his school in Bos
ton.
| MIR. and Mrs. Francis Jones of China are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. w. B. Wads-
| worth.
| j. H. Elwell of Rockland arrived Tuesday
| for a short visit to friends in Belfast and
| Northport.
| Ellery Bowden, ESQ, Of Winterport has
| been elected an active member of the Maine
Genealogical Society.
| Mrs. F. c. Pendleton is visiting friends
and relatives in Boston and vicinity. She
will return Saturday.
Capt. Jere. Jones of Brooksville Was IN
Belfast last Saturday on his way home from
the Republican conventions
| H. II. Cobbett, foreman, and F. L. Colley.
mailing clerk of the Yankee Blade office
Brooks, spent Sunday in Belfast.
| B. H. Conant will represent Tarrautine
Tribe of Red Men at the meeting of the
Great Council i'll Eockland to-day.
| A. A Knight has gone to Auburn, where
he has position as a Mckay stitcher in the
shoe factory of Monroe, Packard & Linscott
The relatives and friends of Mrs H. n
Lancaster called and paid their respects TO
her last Sunday in honor of her eightieth
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gray of Castine left
here by steamer last Thursday for d visit to
Boston. Mr., Gray is expressman on steam
er Castne.
Cart. n B. Foss has moved from the
house he recently sold to James F. SmAlley
to the Young house, so-calle,l on the shore
| road East Belfast.
The following delegates from Belfast are
attending the Grand Lodge in Bangor Mr..
and Mrs. Geo f. Brackett, T. II. Fernaid.
| Nell Sanborn, Mrs A. j. Condor, Miss Lii
liam LFernald
W. S. MITCHELL sou of James W. Mitchell,
contractor and railroad builder, is IN town
| on IA short visit to his ndpareuts Mr..
| and Mrs. JOnn n Stewart
Geo. E. White left by steamer last Thurs
day for Boston, where he has employ
ment. Mr. White has been employed IN
Mathews Bros mill in this city eleven
years, and is an excellent workman.
Among the vice presidents of the recent
Republican State Convention in Portland
We're Capt, Isaac d. Park of Searspurt and
Hiram Bliss, Jr,, Esq. of Washington. Mr..
Bliss and Hon. VIM B. Swan Of Belfast
We're on the committee on resolutions
Mr.. Louis Peavey of New York, formerly
of Belfast, sailed from New York Mpaday
for three months visit in Germany. Mr..
Peavey kept a clothing store here a short
time. He is the youngest brother of Mr.. d.
l.. Peavey, who kept a store here many
years, but is living in Germany.
A most successful innovation Ladies
Night at the Franklin Typographical So
| ciety on the evening of the 9TH ut. Miss
ShiIlaber's reading of her "Reminiscences
| and Partngtoniana was a pronounced sue
cess. The best wishes of the Franklin and
| hundreds of other friends go with tins tai
ented young lady in the special field of pub
lie entertainment she has chosen Live
| Matter.
l.. E. McMahan arrived home from Angus
| ta Tuesday evening, accompanied 10y hls
father and mother, who have been with him
during the winter. He and his partuer, Eu-
gene Black, have sold out their lunch wagon
business to Geo. p Carter of SeaTsport
MIR. Black is to remain in Augusta, where
| he has position with the electric company
Ernest w. Bowditch, civil engineer and
landscape gardener, arrived last Sunday at
the Isle au Haut and came over to Belfast
Monday morning on his steam yacht Day
Dream. He had with him Mr.. Iudwlg
Sandoe lpscn, the architect. After drive
about town the visitors left on the lO train
for Boston, and the yacht was sent to Cam
den.