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

L. n. " lnsloW lett Monday for a visit in
New York.
] James Fl. Howes went to Boston Monday
| on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Crockett have moved
| from this city to Boston.
| Paul Blonge of Lewiston was in town
| Monday visiting friends.
E. l.. Warren was on the steamer Penob-
scot Monday bound for Boston.
| Mrs. John Thomas of Everett, Mass is
| visiting at Franklin O. Greers
James Wardwell, of Winterport was in
Belfast last Monday ou business
JIM. vogel and W H Hooper of Castine
We're in town Tuesday on business
Joseph Williamson, Jr., Esq, of Augusta
was in town yesterday on business,
Mrs Anna Brown of Searsport was a guest
of Mrs. Walter d, Staples last week.
Col. Fred Atwood of Winterport was in
Belfast Tuesday probate business.
Mrs. W. E. White of Waterville spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Bowker
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hartman returned
Tuesday from short visit in Boston.
Mrs. Fred Verplast of Houton was IN
town last week visiting her brothers.
Miss Milly Blake of Bangor is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin S, Gray
Mrs. A. f. Austin returned last Saturday
evening from visit of several weeks in
Boston,
z. NJ. Hart of Lawrence, Mass, returned
home Tuesday from visit to relatives in
Belfast.
Mrs A. D. Chase Went to Boston Monday
night by steamer Penobseot and returned
yesterday.
Mrs Fred W. Storms of Rochester, N. Y,
is visiting her parents, Capt and Mrs.
Charles Baker.
Clifton NJ Gray is expected home next
Monday from Meadville, Pa, where he has
closed his second year in college.
DR.. Frank E. Freeman, V. S., went to
Augusta yesterday to attend a meeting of
the Maine Veterinary Association.
MI and Mrs. Frank Hogan of Portland,
and Mrs, Geo FL. Bosom of Lawrence, Mass,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs L. H. Sherman.
Mrs. WIN H, Hall and son went to Bucks
sport Tuesday to attend the graduating
exercises at the East Maine Conference
Seminary.
Rev j. F. Tilton left Monday afternoon
to attend the commencement exercises al
the Newton Centre Baptist Theological
Seminary
L. I. Boothby OF Waterviile wa, ia town
yesterday. He came to attend TO SOME in
surance business, and made Visit North
port Camp Ground.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan las beeu elected
teacher in the Dorchester High school, the
highest position held by woman iu :he
public schools Of Boston.
Vim. Gerry American Express messenger
ON steamer Clty Of Bangor, hay heeu appont-
ed agent at yanceboro, and Mr. CrowelL
the Nancehoro agent " III 20 ou Nc steamrf
Fred j. Stephenson ani q friend from
Dexter were i'll town sunday making the
trp from that place on their wheels. il"v
h4d some Ir+a< dovus IA route aud storfsi
Saturday night in Monroe
Rev. c. II. Wells leir TGr-,hy afternoon
to be present at the co'nmeureIu"pt ..Ner-
eises of TUFTS college and ty attend tie re-
union of the class of -, with Il supper ar
Young's. He will return tile last of th!s
| week.
Elery Bowden, Esq, OF Winterport came
to Belfast Tuesday to attend the Insolvency
Court, which was held Wednesday. Mr.
| Bowden is still suffering from a severe
| strain of his right leg caused by an accident
| some weeks ago.
| Dr. Seth H. Webb Of Cleveland, Ohio.
| formerly of Deer Isle, is visiting his aunt
Mrs Lewis O. Fernald. He expects 10 locate
Ii Belfast DR.. Webb is Il practitioner ot
the Homeopathic school, and has recently
been attached TO hospital in Cleveland,
| Capt. Ed Marston VI tie four-masted
| bark Doris who has been running from
Baltimore to Rio, made visit 10 his nld
| home in TINS city yesterday. II was Capt,
| Marston's first visit here for three years.
| He viii return to his ship IN Baltimore III a
| ,lav or two. Portland Press
Capt. Marston sailed from this port as
first officer Of tile Doris, with Capt, Bonner