The Republican journal., 1896-05-21
PERSONAL.

day on business.
Miss Ellen Patterson went to Portland
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Miss Mabel R. Mathews went to Boston
last Thursday for short visit.
F. E. Richards of Boston visited his
brother, q. S. Richards, last week
VIM. j. Prince of Lawrence, Mass, spent
Sunday with relatives in Belfast
Mrs. F. A. Knowton went to Boston las t
Saturday for short visit.
Alfred johnson has returned from Boston
and will spend the summer in Belfast
Mrs. A. S. Havner arrived from Rockport
last week for visit to friends in Belfast
Mrs. Annie M. Peirce of Washington.
d. c., is guest at Thomas W. Pitchers.
w. H. Bartlett, agent of the Maine Central
Relief, was in town last Friday on business.
Mrs. Martha J. White returned home last
Thursday, after spending the winter in Chi
cago.
Mr. j. A. Gammans arrived by Sunday
mornings boat from Chicago for short
visit.
Leslie E. Jones of Bangor, agent for the
Smith Premier typewriter, was in town Sat-
urday.
Amos Clement and family go to Seal Har-
Dor to-day to open the Seaside Inn for the
season.
Charles Keith, travelling engineer of the
Name Central n
official business.
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Ilsley of Bangor Wis.,
tied their son, Mr.. R. L. Ilsley of this city,
the first of this week.
Capt. and Mrs. James Litteteld have ar
rived from Chicago and are occupying their
cottage at Fort Point.
Miss Fannie Toothaker of Searsmont,
who has been spending the winter in Boston,
arrived home yesterday.
Arthur f. Brown arrived home Saturday
from Augusta, where he has been attending
the commercial college,
Charles S. Pearl of Bangor spent Sunday
IN Belfast with Mrs. Pearl, who is visiting
her father, B. P. Field, ESQ.
Chas. F. Shaw is off duty as engineer for a
two weeks vacation. His place is taken by
Henry Murch of Waterville.
Mrs. Abbie G. Pisbury arrived from
Framingham, Mass, Tuesday evening, to
spend the summer in Belfast
w. L. West, V. s., of Ellsworth was on
the steamer City of Bangor Tuesday, on his
way to Thomaston to buy horses.
Rev. j. NJ. Leighton and Mrs Leighton
are visiting friends in Massachusetts, They
will return the last Of next week
Mrs. E. II. Vose of Calais, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. S. Mills,
left last Friday for visit in Boston.
Mrs. John Macdonald of Boston arrived
Wednesday morning for a short visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bicknell.
Mr., and Mrs. George A Quimby went to
Boston Thursday on steamer City of Bangor.
returning Sunday morning steamer Penob-
scot.
Mrs. James Davis of searsport spent sun
day with friends in Belfast. She went to
Portland Monday To visit her daughter. Mrs
Eugene Ames.
Mrs. VIM f. Marshall of Sioux Falls, S
D., arrived in Belfast yesterday for visit
to relatives She IS accompanied by her
little son, Charles Il.
Miss Eva Fletcher of Isleshoro visited
friends in Belfast Tuesday and left by the
evening boat to join her father on board
sch f. j. Pendleton
Col. A. X. Bolan and family arrived froln
New York by Saturday evenings train and
went to their summer home in Castne by a
special trip of the steamer Castne.
W. o. Fuller, Jr., of Rockland was in
town short time Saturday, on his way
home from Castine, where he lectured the
evening previous. The Journal had pleas
ant call from him.
Ross l.. Stevens, who expected to take q
position in the Rumford Falls railway Of
way office, will remain with l.. T. Shales &
Co., in whose employ he has proved himself
very efficient.
Mrs. S. p. Malcolm of Vallejo, California
is seeking health for the summer at Mrs.
ffdnclS w nlJ1nOfe s. MIS-. MalcOIm - a
Rebekah in the Odd Fellows order, and a
lady Eastern Star of the Masonic Order
Miss Gertrude Gray of Surry was guest
last week of her Castine classmate, Miss
Grace Pendleton of East Belfast. Monday
they began teaching school in Belmont Miss
Gray in the White district and Miss Pendle-
ton at Halls Corner
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Pitcher of Melford,
Mass, Mrs. F. S. Nickerson of Boston and
Mr.. E. c. Fletcher of Camden were II town
Tuesday to attend to the transfer OF the
Pitcher residence, its furniture, etc, to iUs
new owner and occupants.
Superintendent Evans went to Boston last
Thursday to attend the meeting of the New
England Superintendents' Association. Mr..
Evans and~Rev. j. f. Tilton of the Commit
tee attended the Maine Superintendents
meeting in Augusta Tuesday.
Miss Kate p. Bickford, who ha9 been
studying music in New ork during the past
winter, went to Parksville, Sullivan Co0n-
ty, n. Y, May 10th, where size will have
classes in the Holt system and in piano and
Virgil clavier work through the summer
months.
Clifton Smell, who has been superintendent