The Republican journal., 1896-07-30
PERSONAL.

Albert M Carter went to Boston Monday
on business.
Chas. H. Cunningham has arrived home
from Bangor.
Thomas McCabe of Boston is visiting rela-
tives in Belfast
Mr. Fred Sands of Lewiston is visiting
friends in Belfast
Miss Ora Patterson of Portland is visiting
relatives in Belfast.
Fred Alexander went to Boston Tuesday
night for short visit.
Mrs. Geo. A. Gilchrest of Rockand visited
friends here last week
Miss Annie Espy of Kenton, Ohio, is a
guest of Miss Isabel CHM
Mrs. 7. B. Grant of Winterport is visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. L. Dodge
Frank E. Howard of Chelsea, Mass, spent
| Sunday with A. J. Morrison.
| Rev. G. S. Mills and wife went to Calais
| yesterday for their vacation
Mrs. R. F. Clark of Freedom is visiting
| her mother, Mrs. g. B. Black.
| G. 81. Pearsall and wife of New York are
stopping at the Revere House.
Williston Grinnell of Camden spent last
Tuesday in Belfast on business.
Miss Sadie Gould of Hyde Park, Mass, is
guest of Mrs. E. E. Pendleton.
Mrs. Isaac Fl. Jackson went to Rockland
Tuesday for visit of a few days.
Miss Lucy Wasson Jones of Brooksville
was in Belfast the first of the week
Miss Julia Young of Searsport was a
guest OF Miss Sophia Staples last week.
Mrs Henry W. Dunton returned Tuesday
from a visit Of two weeks in Vinahaven.
Miss Ida b. Carter arrived Monday from
visit in Cochituate, Mass, and Lewiston, Me.
Mrs. w. H. Bittenbender of Brookline,
Mass. is expected here in few days to visit
! friends.
| day to visit his grandmother, Mrs. j. B.
Murch.
| A. W. jerks and wife of Providence,
| R. l., are visiting friends in Belfast and
Montville.
| Miss Sarah H. Fletcher went to Water
| vile Tuesday to resume her lessons on the
| pipe organ.
| c. Fl. Maxtield went to Watervlle Mon
| day on business for the Belfast Light and
| Power Co.
| Mrs. Kate Deering and two daughters Of
Salem, Mass. are visiting Mrs D. s brother
| Patrick Brogan.
Misses Lizzie and Eta Tripp left by
steamer Tuesday morning to visit their
father in Bangor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Timer of Minneapolis ar
rived from Winterport Monday to visit Mrs.
Annie L. Burgess.
Mrs. H. NJ. Prentiss and Miss Ella NJ Fol
som went to Windermere Park, Unity, Mon
| day, for a few days.
| Miss Ida May Hall arrived from Boston
Sunday TO visit her grandmother, Mrs j. 9.
| T.ttletield Of Waldo.
Mrs. A 7. c, Dodge of Washington, D. c..
arrived in Belfast yesterday to visit the
family of S. L. Dodge.
Capt. Baker and Mayor Hanson went. to
Augusta yesterday to mretng of the Dem
ocratic State Convention.
w. H. Wfggin of Portland, former resi-
dent and member OF the Belfast Band is
spending few days here,
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ, Hlnrhman of De-
troit, Mich, are visiting Mrs. Hs mother,
| Mrs. Margaret S White.
d. n. Bird and family were in Kockland
Sunday to attend the funeral Of Mfs, Birds
father, Mr. Alden l.. Tyler,
Mrs n. E. Gibbs, Mrs. A. &. Spencer and
Mrs. G. H, Maxtield Went 70 Maranacook
Wednesday to spend the day.
Mr. and Mrs II. B. Elklns of Littleton, N.
H, will arrive in few days by team to
visit Mrs. E.'s parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. j.
| Dean.
W. 1. Lamson and wife, G. W. Wilson and
| j. j. Davis of Boston are spending a vaca-
| non in Belfast and have rooms at the Revere
| annex.
Ernest Libby of Bridgewater, Mass, is
spending his vacation il Belfast and yicin-
ity. While here he is guest of James w
Jones'
Misses Mary f. Mcclellan and Katie J
Nickerson left Tuesday morning 10y steamer
| for Westside, Care Breton, for a vac ttiuu of
| Two months.
VIM. B. Swan went to Bangor yesterday
to meet his daughter, Mrs. Walter B. Kelley,
who there en-route from Bar Harhor to
her new home in Minneapolis.
S. G. Small and Minot F. Stearus returned
Monday from Dark Harbor where they have
been finishing a large summer residence for
| Mr. j. r. Bracket of Philadelphia.
Rev. B c. Wentworth and daughter OF
Skowhegan Were in town Tuesday, on their
way to attend the Epworth League conven-
vention in Rockland. They made the trip
| by carriage.
Miss Alice Rice of Lawrence, Mass, ar
| rived on Tuesday mornings boat, and after
| spending this week at Northport with her
| parents, she will visit the family Of Mr., John
II. Quimby in this city.
Concerning Local Industries.
Sherman & Co shipped eighteen tons ct