The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-04-02
Personal.

S. Fl. Mathews is in Ellsworth and vicinity
on business.
Otis A. Alden arrived from Lynn yester-
day for visit.
Mr.. Edward johnson was in town yester-
day on business.
George A. Quimby left for Boston on
Mondays boat.
G. j. Shaw of Hartland was in town Fri.
day on business.
Charles E. Johnson went to Boston Mon
day, on business.
VIM. H. Quimby returned Tuesday from
short visit to Portland
Miss Blanche L. Sullivan went to Boston
Wednesday for short visit.
Maurice E. Davidson is at home from
Bates College for a short vacation.
U. S. Postoffice Inspector W. B. Snow
spent Sunday with friends in Belfast.
Ross H. Sanborn returned to Bangor Mtn-
day after tarry of six months in Belfast
Miss Josie Burkett left last Friday for
visit to Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Dougan of New
York.
Mrs. e. l.. Talbot went to Bangor Tues
day to visit her friend, Mrs Lettie Pace
Mayo.
Misses Amy Doe and Ella Haswell left
Monday for visit to relatives in Newton,
Mass.
Mrs. f. E. Twiss of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H.
Strout.
Miss Jennie Whidden went to Everett,
Mass, last Monday to visit her father, VIM
Fl. Whidden.
| The condition of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Erskine, re-
ported seriously i'll last week, remains prac-
| ticaly unchanged
| Capt. Robert F. Patterson and family
have moved to Lynn Mass, and leased their
house to A. G. Spencer.
Misses Annie L. Barr, Sarah Fl. Fletcher
and Susie E. Dinsmore are at home from
| school for short vacation.
! 7, Dexter Guptll has been appointed Aid
on the Staff of Commander Carver of the
| Department Of Maine, G. A. r.
| spending a short vacation, from Williams
| College with friends in Belfast.
Mrs. Waldo B. Newton returned to Boston
yesterday, after visit of three weeks to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Gilmore
Superintendent of schools o. G. Evans
states that he has a position with an increas-
ed salary, his duties to begin Sept. 1st.
! Mrs. j. c. Gates and millner, Miss Cush-
man, went to Boston Monday to buy their
spring millinery. They will return satur-
day.
The real name of Maxine Elliott, the stage
beauty who is now becoming famous aud
who is a former Rockland girl, is Jessie
| Dermot.
week from d four weeks evangelstic ser
vice in Lewiston, and went to Carmel Satur-
day for a three weeks engagement,
John r Bragg aud Mrs. Bragg OF IsIeshoro
We're IL Buekspurt Saturday, on their retUrn
from New Brunswick, where they had been
to adopt littIe daughter, who accompanied
them home.
Mi Janes A. Bobhln, of Scarsnout grsd},-
ated from the liockland Commercial College
March nth, taking the new business -ourse,
Among THE ucw pupils enrolled, are J. T..
Leonard of Morrill, and Georgia Howe of
Lncolnyine,
Miss Jane A, Mcclellan, first assistant of
the Belfast High School, has resigned her
position to become first assistant oI the Ly-
man school Of East Boston, of which Mr.. A,
FL. Kelley, formerly prlncipalof Belfast High
school, is principal.
Messrs. Fred A. Hartman of Waterville
and Chas A Hartman Of Bath arrived
Saturday to spend Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Hartman.
Charles was accompanied by his wife and
daughter, who will remain for few days.
g. L Mildram of Wells has been engaged
as principal of the Rockport high school.
Mr.. Mildram graduated from Bates college
in 1895 and was while III college for several
years the pitcher of the college nne. He
was at the time one of the best college
twirlers in tie State.
Albert NJ Rich, whose home is in Blue
Hill, Is the hrSt ON jef oi the steamship
Comanche of the Clyde Line, running be
tween New York and Florida Re joined
her when she was building in Philadelphia.
Maine people going south shoald take the
| Comauche. Mr. Rich was for SIX years first
officer of the ship Robert L. Belknap, aud has
been SIX years with the Clyde line
Rev Geo f. Tufts attended the meeting
of the Central Maine Theological Circle at
Waterville Tuesday. Mr.. Tufts was the
essayist of the meeting, and his subject was
MY Impressions of Some European
Churches and Church Services. The prac-
tical topic was presented by Rev. II. B.
NJ itchell of Foxcroft, Sub. Junior Chris
ii an Endeayor Work"