The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-05-20
NUMBER 20.
PERSONAL.

Ralph Fl. Hart went to Lewiston Monday
for employment.
Miss Effie Clifford went to Rockland Mon
day for short visit.
A reissue of pension has been granted to
j. F. McKaen, Belfast.
Wilbur o. Colby is at home from Massa-
chusetts for short visit.
Fred A. johnson arrived home from Bos-
ten last week for a vacation.
Capt Chas. Baker went to Portland Mon
day to consult specialist
Fred T. Chase left yesterday for an out.
ing in the Kennebec valley.
Miss Blanche Freeman of Camden is a
guest of Mrs. VIM. H. Arnold
Miss Elizabeth A. Barnes went to Boston
last Thursday foy short visit.
Otis Bowen of Brunswick visited friends
in Belfast few days last week
Mrs. F. A. Roberts of Waterville spent
Sunday with relatives in Belfast.
Simon A. Payson went to Bangor Tuesday
for business trip of a few days
c. A. Swift of Montville is visiting his
brother, VIM, A. Swift of this city.
A. G. SibIey and son A. c., ,Jr., returned
last Thursday from visit in Boston
Benjamin Smith of Taunton. Mass is
visiting relatives in Belfast and Waldo.
Fred Dyer of Brockton is visiting his
grandmother Mrs. Simeon Staples, of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Thorndike arrived in
Belfast last Saturday evening for short
visit.
Elias r. Thompson is recovering from hls
illness. He came home from Searsmont last
week
Miss Ida III. Crowley returned Tuesday
evening from visit to friends in Cambridge.
Mass.
Samuel l.. Robbins has returned home
from Massachusetts, where he spent the
winter.
MIR, and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman went to
Boston Tuesday night by steamer CITY of
Bangor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford H Mathews ana
-H'4'S
to Boston.
The Portland papers report Rev. R. T
Hack as i'll and unable to occupy his pulnit
last Sunday.
M. and Mrs. A. B. Hutchns returned last
week from Penobscot, where thev have
been visiting.
Mrs Chas. n. Black returned home Tues
day evening from visit to friends in Port
land and Boston.
DR. and Mrs. L. W, Peudletou have re-.
turned to Portland from tier winters
soiourn in Florida
f. S. Pitcher and T.. S sAuman Went to
Csstine yesterday afternoon to set up a new
piano at the Normal school.
Rev. Geo. S. Mills went to Bangor Mon.
day to attend the COMMENCEMENT Of tile
Bangor Theological Seminary,
Mrs Thomas r Shute and daughter Susan
returned home Tuesday eveu'us from Mas
sachusetts, where spent the winter
Mrs. L. n. Patterson returned home Mon.
day from a visit Of Two weeks to lrr d.ugh.
ter Mrs. A. e. KiIgore OF Brooks.
Rodel Packard of Northport Went IL
Brockton, Mass. last Thursday to vis.r his
son, Aurelius A. Packard, who IS quite sick
Miss Helen Montgomery Of Marbebead
Mass, visited Mrs. +. S. Brick a few davs
the past week. Tuesday they left for a visit
to friends in GuiIford.
Miss Josie Bur}ett will leave next satar-
day for New York to join party If Mil
waukee friends in tour in Europe. from
which they will return in August
Francis II. WEIGH of the city has been am.
pointed one of the judges of the Firemens
Muster to be held in Portland Aug 2otb in
connection with the New England Fair.
Representative w. L. Lttlefiela Of Bel.
last was IN Augusta, Friday, and " as warm
Y greeted 10y his many friends here He
was N attendance at the meeting OF the
Governor and Coun Ill. kennebe, journal
George Bean pr Philadelphia, formerl, OF
East Belfast, was rate Of Jilr brig Acadia
wrecked by the tidal wave Mt Pv.ut a Pitre
April Seth, The officers ana crew were all
saved, but at the time Mr. Bean wrote tu his
friends here it was thonght the vessel would
be total loss
Mrs. A. E. Buck of Atlanta. Ga, was the
guest OF Mrs. Matte Baker Dunn i'm Water.
willie for few days last week Mrs Buck
is the wife of Col. A. f Buck, the United
States minister to Japan, and viii leave
New York with her husband to-day and sail
from San Francisco May IS for Japan
William l.. Lttetield has severed his con-
hection with the firm of Bradford, Thomas
q Co Of Boston, with which he has been
connected nine years. Mr.. Llttlehel has
been on the road twenty-four years and is
known as one of the most popular and sue
cessful knights Of the Gripiu Name Heis
succeeded by Harry f. Hjdreth, who has
been connected with the same firm i'm other
capacities about ten Years. Mr. Littlefe.i
is to have charge Of the Maine agencies OF
the Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., with
his headquarters in Belfast
PENoBsCor. Benjamin II Cush mau has
been appointed postmaster at PenJhscot
vice Mrs Nora Mitchell, resigned, and en-
tered upon his duties May Sd, And all the
people say amen; for the many irrepulari.