The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-04-15
PERSONAL.

MIS- r. f. freeman went TO Bangor Tues
day for short visit.
Mrs. r. C. Sheldon went to Boston last
Thursday on business.
Miss Elizabeth Pond is in Bangor for
visit OF about month
Mrs. IL. M. Prentiss is visiting her rela
tives in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. A. X. P. Moore is visiting her son. A.
E. Moore in Haverhil, Mass.
Mr.. Fred j. Durham of Portsmouth, Va.
IS visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Emma L. Frisbee is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Peabody of Thomaston.
Miss NJ FL. Morrell of Burlington, Me, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sibley
Hon. r. W. Ellis of Embden was in town
few days the past week on business.
Austin G. Philbrick of Rockand visited
friends in Belfast the first of the week
N ii. Heath and wife of Orland arrived
last Thursday to visit at ] Ohm W. McIntyre's.
Mrs. A. HI. Cooper of Auburn arrived last
week to visit her mother Mrs H 81. Forbes.
E. l.. Talbot, who has been i'll with la
grippe, took his place as fireman on the train
last Saturday.
Miss Ada Dyer of Winterport has return
turned home after weeks visit to Mrs. II.
E. Patterson of this city.
Miss Rosa Chapman left Tuesday on the
City of Bangor for Lowell, Mass. where she
will make her future home.
Mrs. Charles Cunningham returned home
Tuesday from visit to her son Charlie, who
has been i'll in Franklin, Mass.
Mr.. Daniel Wentworth and daughter, Miss
George, of Knox, left Saturday for visit to
friends in Boston and Lowell, Mass.
Abyrum Merrlthew was stricken with
paralysis at his home on Miller street last
Friday, and is in critical condition.
Everyone who knows Capt. Charles Baker
was pleased to see him down street Monday.
fall.
We had an order last week from lady in
Colfax, Washington, for a copy of The Jour
nal containing the article on Miss Frances j.
Dyer.
Miss Abbie M. Caldwell arrived last week
from South Berwick, where she has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs
Mower.
A. A. Hurd has arrived home from New
York, where he has been several weeks for
medical treatment. He is considerably i'm
proved
Capt. D. II. Libby was out and attending
to business Monday, the first time in six
weeks. He has been confined to the house
with the la grippe.
Albert A. and Charlie Hale have gone to-
Haverhill, Mass, where Albert has situa-
tion in drug store Charlie will return af-
ter few weeks visit
James Brown has returned to Criehayen
from two weeks visit to friends in Sears
mont. His brother Albert accompanied
him, and is at work for H. d. Crie
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Kendall arrived last
week from Providence, r.. /, where they
have been living few months. They are
to return to their farm in Belmont.
Capt. Alzo NJ, Carter Of sch. joel f. Shep-
pard arrived home last Thursday for short
visit to his family and saw the new member
"a little daughter-for the FIRST time.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ?. Pendeton were AT the
National Capital last week on their return
from Thomasville, Ga, where they spent
the winter. They are now in Bangor.
A. S. Buzzell, who for the past few wears
has managed the NJ. c. r. r. ticket office in
Rockland, has been appointed station agent
at Burnham and took charge yesterday.
John II. Burke arrived home from CaIifor-
MIA Tuesday morning. On arriving here he
found letter awaiting him calling him at
once to New York. and left by the steamer
City of Bangor the same afternoon.
Fred w. Herrick has moved from the
Capt, Doak house, No. ) High street, to the
Daniel Lane house on Church street. Capt
E. E Pendieton has moved from the Lane
house to the Sherburne Sleeper house. cor
ner of Franklin and Congress streets
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pitcher were in Boston
a few days last week and attended the
grand opera, witnessing Calve in Carmen
Thursday evening; CaIve in Faust Saturday
afternoon, and attending the symphony bene-
fit concert Saturday evening. Calves sup
port in Faust included Campanari and the
de Reszke Brothers
The many friends of Capt Mark Haskell.
youngest brother of Capt Jasper W and
the late Capt. Dennis H Haskell will be
pleased to learn that he has recently taken
command of one of the largest shps on the
Pacific coast, the c. F. Sargent of San Fran
cisco, l,S00 tons. Capt. Haskell was lately
marrleti and makes his home in San Fran
CISCO. His ship is now loading at Depart
ure Bay for Alaska, Deer Isle Gazette
Cyrus r. Davis, formerly manager OF the
Peoples Clothing Store, Wakefield, Mass,
is now at 81 Summer street. Boston, as
manufacturers agent for fine clothing. in
mems, boys and youths suits, overc, ats
and bicycle SUITS at retail Special atten-
tion will be paid to custom suits and tit
guaranteed. Prices reasonable Give CYRUS
a call
While the appointment of General Selden
tonnor as pension agent at Augusta is a
good one we cannot but very deeply regret
that our fellow citizen, l.. G. Morse, who
was very strong candidate and had large
petition before the Senate, did not get IT,
MIR. Morse would have made an efficient