The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-11-03
PERSONAL.

for visit in Boston.
Miss Mae Callnan went to Bangor last
Friday for a short visit.
HI. Fl. and E. S. Carter were in Boston
| last week on business
Mrs. Cotton W. Mears left Saturday for a
visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. George f. Thomas of Portland visited
relatives in Belfast last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Wilson and child
left Saturday for visit in Boston
Mrs. Alzada F. Austin went to Boston
last Thursday to spend the winter
Frank B. Knowlton went to Bath last
! Thursday for few days on business.
Edward H. Fletcher spent few days at
home from Yale College tile past week.
| Rev. G. G. Win slow went to Boston last
Thursday for a visit of ten days or more.
Miss Elizabeth Patch of Northport ar
rived home from Maiden, Mass, Saturday
Rev. e. W. Field, D. D.. and wife of Ban
gor arrived Saturday to visit relatives in
Belfast.
Mrs. Jennie Lassell of Rockand arrived
on ste amer Salaeia last Friday to visit at
| Alonzo Beckwith's.
Mrs. Alice Wyman of Northport returned
home Saturday from a visit OF two weeks in
| Massachusetts.
Elbridge J. Rolerson arrived home Satur
! day from Boston. He is first officer of sch.
| Mary B. Wellington
Mrs. Caroline P. Crosby and grandson,
81 enry Morgan Burdette, left Monday morn
ing for Pittsburg Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Bray and son WIN.
H. Bray left "a st Thursday morning for a
visit in Watertown, Mass.
Rev. j. NJ. Leighton and wife attended
the centennial celebration of the Unitarian
| church in Castine last Thursday.
A. D. Innes and A. c. Sargent of Sears.
port came to Belfast and took the steamer
City of Bangor for Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Sprague went to Bangor Satur-
| day for visit Of week or more, after which
she will return to Massachusetts.
Master William Henry Murcl of Buxton,
| Me-, visited relatives in Belfast last week
and left Thursday for visit in Boston.
Capt. and Mrs. G. T. Harkness of Rock
port will spend the winter in California and
are now visiting friends i'll Massachusetts,
Mrs. Charles b. Sheldon, son and Sis
ter, who have been visiting relatives and
friends here for the past few months have
returned to Boston.
Julian G. Franck of Boston, who visited
! Austin w. Heating 4 short time ago passed
through here last Saturday on his way home
from Moosehead Lake. He had two deer
| The Roberts brothers of Reading. Mass,
who spend tile Summer at Northport, returu-
ed from deer hunting "trip to Mooseheal
Lake last week and left Saturday for home
". f. Glover, ensign on the United States
sh5n Fern, arrived at his home in Camden
from Washington, ID. c., last week, ana will
remain while the Fern is ont of commission.
Wm. I. Bickneil and family of Belmont
moved last week to Eockland, where they
have bought place They will carry on
| their farm in Belmont summers and live N
Rockland winters.
VIM. f. Mutt of Fairfield, business mana
ger Of The Fidelity Rupture Cure CO., was
in the city last week He reports the busi-
ness here as prospecting finely. Several
have been cured and have discarded their
trusses and four are now under treatment
The Castine Normal school was represent
ted at their alumni reunion ia Bangor Fri
day evening by delegate FROM each class,
as follows: Ettie f. Walker, Ellsworth ;
Katherine Leary. Hamrden; Jeanette
Rice. Searsport; Necta A. Johnson, Edding-
ton Ethel r. Pea body, Mllbridge.
Mrs Ada Keene, daughter Hannah and
son Wilson, left yesterday morning for
| New York, where they will spend the win
ter. While there Miss Hannah Keene will
continue her musical studies. MISS keene
| has already become an expert musician and
| her knowledge of music will doubtless be
greatly extended while in New York. Rock
| land Star.
Thomas Seekins, formerly of Swanville,
arrived home yesterday having been hon
orably discharged from the Third New
York Infantry, at Schenectady, n. Y. Mr..
Seekins was with his regiment in the hot
test of the fight at San Juan Hill, Santiago
de Cuba.
The folio wing members of Sheridan f.
| Miller Command, U. v u, at tended the
State encampment in Rockland last week :
VIM FL. Sanborn, John S. Gilmore, Otis
Whitmore, Robert Waterman, NJ. c. Dill
worth, Samuel Morse, Charles Jameson,
Robert Whitehead Wm. S. Aldus, Elisha
Knowlton, Albert o. Hall, Ansel Wads-
worth. They speak in the highest terms of
their entertainment and the hospitality of
the Rockland comrades and the ladies of
the Relief Corps.
Mrs. Hannah Dustin, who came here last
week from New Brunswick to live with her
daughter Mrs. M. W Rich, is entitled to a
! place in the honorable mention of our Old
| people. She left Mussquash; twelve miles
from St. John at o'clock in the morning,
riding that distance in a carriage. At I
O'Clock she took the train for Belfast and
arrived here at $50 in the evening. The
next day she was up early and assisted about
the household work, none the worse for her
long and tiresome ride by carriage and rail.
| She is 90 years old
Mr. CharIes # Stephanson of Rattarv A