The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-05-13
PERSONAL.

on business.
Charles R. Coombs spent Sunday with
friends in Bangor.
Mrs. Mark Wood is visiting friends in
Rockland and vicinity
Miss Lizzie Harrison went to Boston last
Thursday for short visit.
Robert Ward is in Belfast from Orange,
Mass, visiting relatives.
Miss Lillian Spinney went to Camden last
Thursday for short visit.
Ezra L. Talbot went to Foxboro, Mass,
yesterday to visit his mother.
David E. Bird returned home last Thurs
day from visit to friends in Lynn
Miss Mabel E. Perkins of Skowhegan
visited at 3. F. Wells the past week
E. M. Crocker left yesterday for New York
to join his wife, who is in hospital there
Horatio Spicer returned Thursday from
Maiden, Mass, where he spent the winter.
Mrs. John H. Quimby returned last
Thursday from visit in New York and
Boston.
Mrs. John G. Damon went to Boston
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs Edith
Burgess.
A. G. Sibley and son A. c., Jr., went to
Boston by steamer City of Bangor last
Thursday
Ralph H. Wight, who spent the winter in
Belfast, left last Thursday to return to Green
Bay, Wis.
James E. Leonard, who has been a clerk
in A A. Howes & Co.'S store, went to Bos-
ton Tuesday.
Fred A. Hartman of Waterville visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hartman
last Thursday.
Mrs. j. Y. Cottrell went to Boston last
Thursday to attend the funeral of her
brother, Henry l.. Jones.
A. c. Mosman and family have moved
from Brooks to the F. NJ. Staples house, op-
posite the Bradman store.
Miss Leola Whitmore returned Thursday
to Boston, where she has employment, after
spending vacation at home.
Mrs Thomas Hersey of Bangor returned
home yesterday from a short visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Frank r. Wiggin.
E. H. Haney returned Monday from North
Penobscot, where he had been attending his
brother William, who is quite ILL.,
II. p. Farrow went to Pittsfeld last week
to survey house lots, new streets, etc. in
the suburbs of that thriving village
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. B, Swan left 5y train
Tuesday morning for Minneapolis, TO visit
Mr. S. daughter, Mrs. W. B. Kelley.
Arthur F. Brown Of Belfast has graduated
from the Augusta branch of Shaws Busi-
ness College, and has received his diploma.
Prof. H. L. Stevens returned 10 Boston
Saturday, from a short visit in Belfast. He
expects TO spend the summer here, aud 70
arrive about July lst.
Street Commissioner Walker is move to
the Mark Wood house on Ceuar rect Mr.
Walker has lived in the McCIntock block
on Spring street nineteen years.
Mrs. Z. Fl Vose of Calais is making a
two weeks visit to her daughter, Mrs. Geo
S. Mills, Dr Nose was here Friday on his
way home from the Grand Lodge of Masons
r. C. Barton went to Vinalhaven Monday
for short visit, H is recovering from the
grip and its consequences, by which he las
been prevented from working since March
1st.
Mrs. Geo. W. Benson went TO Boston
Saturday to visit her friend Mrs. S. A.
Chase, who is soon to return home to Colo
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and Boston.
VIM. Casey, who reported last week
as having position on a life saving station,
failed to pass the medical examination re-
qured for that service, and IS again on the
City of Bangor
Mr. and Mrs. f. 0. Thorndike are to spend
the summer in Europe, and will sail by
steamer Thessalonia MAY 22d. They will
visit Belfast before sailing, and are expected
here next Saturday.
Mrs. Silas Barrows of Burnlam is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Bird. She las spent
the winter with her twin sister, Mrs Fidelia
Barrows of Rockland They are 81 years
old and in good health.
H. l.. Woodcock wrote to friends in this
city from Paris under date of April 18th.
He was to leave in few days for Holland
and Belgium, thence to England, and is to
sail for home by steamer Mississippi May
goth.
w. j Carnes left Vinalhaven last Friday
to join the Thomas E. Shea company at Bos-
ton, en- route to fl an engagement at Hall
fax. Mrs. Carnes and her mother Mrs. Will
son, will remain for a time with Mr., Calder
wood at North Haven.
VIM. l.. Lttefeld went to Bangor last
Thursday by steamer City of Bangor and re-
turned the same day. Mr.. l.. 5 many friends
are pleased to note his steady improvement
i'll health, Tuesday he went to Corr ua to
visit his sister, Mrs. Rackliff.
Capt. Thomas G. Bartlett arrived home
from Appaachicola Saturday evening. H
was in command of sch. Charlotte 7. Sibey,
but left the vessel there and came home on
account of trouble with his eyes. He left
for Portland Tuesday morning to consult "A
specialist Capt. West of Searsport, who
has been mate with Capt. Bartlett, will
command the vessel on the return trip.