The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-06-18
PERSONAL.

Lewis F. Cannon came home from Houl-
ton for day last week
Or. u. ?. Ordway of Camden was in town
last Thursday on business.
Mrs. B. c. Dinsmore went to Boston last
Saturday for visit to friends
Walter B. Kelley of Minneapolis arrived
Monday evening for short visit
Miss Hattie Clements returned Tuesday
from visit to friends in Rockland.
Miss Sara Haney arrived home,from Bos-
ton last week to spend the summer.
Prof. r. G. Rrankin of Rockland spent a
few days in Belfast the past week.
Fred A. Hartman of Bath was in Belfast
last Thursday, visiting his parents.
Allen D. French of Waltham. Mass.
arrived in Belfast Friday for visit
Capt. Dyer of the wrecked barhcntine
Lizzie Carter was in Bath last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Mathews went TO
Boston last Thursday for a short visit
Charles r. Coombs attended the tourna-
ment of the Bath Gun Club last Thursday
Mrs. Atwood A. Gilmore left last Friday
for four weeks visit in Boston and Dor
chester
James S. Dyer and wife of Brockton.
Mass, are visiting relatives in Belfast and
Searsnort.
Miss Annabel Swan arrived home Monday
evening from three-months visit in West
Newton, Mass.
Samuel Morse attended the commence
ment at the Maine Central Institute, Pitts
field, last week.
Mrs. Frank B, Strout left by the morning
train Tuesday to visit her daughter Mrs.
Twiss of Lawrence, Mass
Edward n. Wiggin arrived from Water
willie last Thursday for visit to his sister
Miss Julia A. Wiggin.
Mrs. Lizzie Adams of Gardiner returned
home Saturday from three weeks visit to
her father, William Q. Spnney.
Edwin II, Dckey arrived home from
Lewiston last Thursday He has been quite
ill, but is considerably improved.
Mrs. John G. Damon returned Monday
AANAAi Ao''N
Mrs. Edith Burgess of Allston, Mass
Mrs. S. A. Reed of Minneapolis, formerly
of Belfast, who has been seriously i'll for the
last three months, is fast recovering
Mrs. Carrie Cunningham and children of
West Acton, Mass, and Mrs, Media Clifford
of Lynn, are visiting relatives in Belfast,
Mrs. Essie A, Carrie went to Boston Friday
night by steamer Penobscot to VISIT her
sister, Miss Mary Pierce, and to hiy goods
Mrs. S. D. Spragae and granddaughter,
Miss Fossie Adams. arrived Monday even
ing from Lynn, Mass, and left Tuesday for
their home in Islesboro.
G. Oliver Iselin, principal owner of the
famous yacht Defender, was in WatervilIe
Friday, accompanied by Geo. W Bishop,
the noted horse man,
DR., J. S. Ferguson and family Of New
York arrived by steamer City of Bangor
Tuesday morning for visit to relatives in
Belfast and Searsport
Capt. Geo. I. Osborn arrived ioiu- Jlu,s
10th to remain while his vessel loaded stone
at Hauowtlt She brought a cargo If coal
from Perth Amboy to Augusta.
Rev. l.. l.. Hanseon, formerly of Searsport
now of Red Wing, Mimi, has been appoint
ed by Bishop Fowler presiding elder of
Marshall District, Minnesota Conference,
F. A Howard had slight shock Of para
lysis last Thursday afternoon HIS right
SIDE was affected hut his condition is I'M
proving and it is thought that he will fully
recover
DR.. Geo. F. Eames returned to Boston last
Saturday Though "a busy and successful
man in his present field DR.. Eames still re-
tains lively interest in the local affairs of
his old home.
Hon. S. L, Millikep arrived from Washing
ton, d. c.. by the evening train last Satur-
day. Last evening he delivered Memorial
address before the veterans at the soldiers
Home, Togus.
Charles French of Montville has bought
the j. d. Mathews house ON Waldo Avenue
and moved in. His father, Mr.. Nathan
French, and his sister, MISS K. A. French,
live with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Partridge and son
Ralph of Cochituate, Mass, came to Belfast
last Thursday to attend the funeral of Mr..
George o. Partridge. They returned home
by steamer City of Bangor Saturday night.
Mrs. Edward Sibley and daughter, Miss
Charlotte 7. Sibley, and Mrs. Geo, S. Mills
went to Watervile last Thursday to attend
meeting of the Congregationalst Woman's
Board of Missions. Miss Sibey addressed
the meeting.
Charles S. Bickford is attending the COM
mencement exercises at the Maine State
College. He was graduated from that insti-
tuition in 1882, and is always at Orono COM
mencement week. Probably no other gradu-
ate has so wide an acquaintance among the
alumni.
j. j. Wardwell was presented with d very
lively present from Captain j. q. Crowley
before he sailed from Camden in the new
schooner Henry W. Craup for Bangor. Mr.
Wardwell was master builder of this hand
some schooner and the gift shows how much
his earnest and careful work was appreciate
ed by Captain Crowley, Rocklaud Star
Edward H Kelley returned last Thursday
from Washington, ID. c., where he has been