The Republican journal., 1897-05-06
PERSONAL.

Town last Friday
Horace Twombly and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Monroe
Everett Dufie of Camden was in Belfast
last Saturday on business.
Albert L. Blanchard, Esq, of Unity, is
spending week in Belfast
Mrs. A. c. Burgess went to Boston last
Saturday for short visit.
VIM R. Howard went to Orono Monday
to visit the Maine State College
Charles H. Chamberlain was in Augusta a
few days last week on business
Mrs. James S. Hartman returned last
Thursday from visit in New York
Mrs. Charles n. Black left last Friday for
visit to friends in Portland and Boston,
Mrs. S. L. Hanscom returned SATURDAY. to
Thomaston from visit to friends in Belfast.
Miss Mary E. Faunce arrived home last
Thursday evening from visit to friends in
Boston.
Erwin Smith of Waldo left last Friday
morning for Taunton, Mass, where he has
employment.
Thaddeus Pierce left by steamer City of
Bangor last Saturday for visit in Boston
and Lowell.
Mrs. Henry G. Gray left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, California to visit her sons Parker
and Russell.
Rev. G. W. Field, D. D., of Bangor spent
few days the past week with his brother.
Bohan P. Field.
Miss A. +. Southworth went to Boston
last Saturday to get the later summer fash
ions and bargains.
A E. Hutchins arrived home last Thurs
day from Portland, where he had been for
treatment of his eyes.
Mrs. NJ. C. Hill and daughter Florence
went to Bangor last Thursday for short
visit, returning Tuesday.
DR.. F. A. knowlton and family of Fair
field spent Sunday in Belfast with his
father, j. W. Knowlton.
Mrs. F. c. Pendieton, who has been spend
ing the winter in Newton, Mass, arrived
home last Saturday morning
Mrs. William Magee of Thorndike return
ed home last Thursday from visit to her
father. Capt, John C Condor.
Miss Carrie Bassford of Detroit was in
Belfast last week to attend the funeral of
her uncle, Timothy Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. C. Thompson of New
York arrived last Thursday evening for
short visit to Mr.. Ts father, j. c. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Thomas w Lothrop, who has been
spending the winter with friends III Belfast,
left for her home in Buffalo, y. Y, Saturday
morning
Miss Nellie Thompson arrived home last
Thursday from visit of SIX weeks in Massa-
chusetts. She was accompanied by her
mother
Richard Golden of cold Jed Prouty"
fame has joined tie Wlbur-Kirwain opera
company as leading comedian and il now
playing in Detroit.
Hugh d. Mcclellan, Esq who was admit-
ted to the Bar last week, VIII remain tor a
few months in the office of his father Wnl
II. Mcclellan, Esq.
Henry W. Dunton returned home April
2Sth from Redstone, n. H. where be las
been employed at stone-cutting. He left
Saturday for North JAY
A. L. Mudgett and Irwin Bowden Of Bel
fast and Granville Hartman of Prospect left
Thursday for North jay, where they have
employment in the stone sheds.
Mr.. Frank H. Coley, rising young law
Yer of Portland, has accepted the invitation
extended by the Union veterans of Saco to
deliver the Memorial address AT City hall
Saco, Sunday evening, May 30. Last year
he delivered the Memorial address IN Man
chester, n. H. l Portland Advertiser.
Lewis C. Smith returned to Belfast last
Thursday from visit of two years in the
West. Most of the time he has been in
Michigan, though he visited his son in Cieve-
land, Ohio, a few weeks. He left Saturday
for business trip to Aroostook,
Mr. and Mrs Samuel L. Sweetser of thIs
city may he counted among the smart Old
couples. Mr.. Sweetser is 81 and his wife is
81 years old This spring he has sawed,
split and got in four cords of wood, besides
doing his chores about the house, and hIs
wife has done all the housework of the faml-
ly.
Prof. Bateman of Auburn has completed
his lecture course, and is in good health. He
says that there is more money in leCturng
than running Populist newspaper. In his
trip he has lectured in more small towns
than ever before in the same length OF time.
His expenses have been small. He admits
that ne has done we'll financially, and he
has doubt that all his hearers have got
their moneys worth. Watervllle Mail
Arthur c Wyman, Deputy Warden Of the
Maine State Prison, went to Ellsworth April
2Sth to get Webster the Deer Isle man, sem
fenced to two years for assault. Mrs. Wy
man accompanied her husband as far as Bel
fast and remained here with her father, J ohm
b. Tholnbs, until the return of Mr.. w.
with his prisoner by steamer City of Bangor
Thursday afternoon.
Capt. Frank DYER of Brighton, Mass,
master of the big Bath 4-masted schooner
VIM. B, Palmer, has secured the position of
captain of the steel steam yacht Acedo,
building in Cramps yard. Wilmington, Del,
for George W, Cbills Drexel of Philadelphia
editor of the Public Ledger of that city. 1t
is expected the yacht will go into commits