The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-05-19
PERSONAL.

| Mark Knowlton went to Boston Saturday
on business.
| Frank Tuttle arrived home last Thursday
| from California.
Hugh Crowley went to Riverside Monday
to visit his wife.
True Hayford came home from Waterville
to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Alzo M. Carter went to Boston Fri.
day for short visit.
Capt. Robert F. Patterson of LYNN is visit
| ing friends in Belfast.
A. M. Shibles Of Knox was in town last
Saturday on business.
Miss Sadie Wight returned Monday from
short visit in Boston.
II. M. Bean of Camden was in town last
Thursday on business.
Miss Grace Stevens arrived home last
Thursday from Boston
John W. Doe of Bar Harbor visited rela-
tlves in Belfast last week.
Herman Stevens arrived from Boston last
Thursday for short visit
NJ. G. Prentiss of Brewer visited his son
IT, M. Prentiss last week.
Mrs. Joseph A. McKeeu and two children
Went to Boston last Friday
Geo. II. Benlis is to manage The Bluffs at
Mt. Desert Ferry, this season.
Miss Lucy A. E. Palmer went to Portland
last Thursday for a short yisit
Orlando Herrick of Castine visited friends
in Belfast the first of the week.
Calvin Austin, general agent of the B. &
B. S. S. Co., was here last week.
MISS Susan Dinsmore has returned to the
conservatory of Music, Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Quimby returned Sat-
urday night from visit in Boston.
Mrs. L. F. Mcdonald left last Thursday
Tor visit of two weeks in Boston.
Mrs, Elmer Small left Monday for visit
of six weeks in Campbelton. N
John E. Chapman, Esq, of Boston was in
this city last week on legal business.
Mr.. Eames Of the Belfast Creamery was
Miss Julia A. Greer of Boston visited her
niece, Miss Carrie Cobbett, last week
George A. Bailey made business trip last
week to Boston and Amesbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Twombly visited
friends in Monroe and vicinity last week.
Miss Esther Colson arrived in Belfast Fri
day after spending the winter in Massachus-
etts.
Mrs. Woodbury. Cummings of Citypoint
| left Monday for Rockland, where she is to
| reside.
Misses May smaIley and Hattie Deering
spent Sunday with frieuds in jackson and
Brooks.
Mrs. H. A. Dodge of Lewiston arrived
Monday to visit her mother, Mrs. H f.
Brown.
Charles A. Mckinley came into town last
Friday for the first time since his accident
April 11th.
DR.. W. NJ Hodgdon left last week for
Worcester, Mass, where he is 10 practice
dentistry
Mr. Max Won Lenz, musician of I.eipsie.
saxony, was guest of r. P Chase Of this
city last Friday.
Mrs F. ". Shepherd and daughter
Fremetta arrived home Tuesday from visit
in Massachusetts,
Charles F. Parks Of Bradford, n. H.. was
in town last Thursday on business for the
Belfast Water Co.
Miss Elizabeth Jones arrived home last
Thursday from Bridgewater, Mass, where
she spent the winter.
Mrs. NJ. V. B. Knowlton OF Rockland ar.
rived last Thursday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Mary Waterman.
Mrs. A. D. McKeen and son Austin arriv-
ed in Belfast Saturday from Boston, where
they spent the winter.
Capt. j. w. Bennett, who is in command
OF coal barge on Long Island sound, spent
Su unday in Belfast and vicinity.
Misses Maredna and Margaret Smell of
Philadelphia are visiting their aunts, Mrs.
Il. L. Emery and Mrs. A. G. Sibley.
W. llllaIn hoDertS OF Reading, Mass, is
visiting relatives in Belfast and painting the
Roberts cottages at North Shore, Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Payson and Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Fernald of Belfast spent Sum-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Stiles of Jack
son.
The family of Col. A. X. Bolan arrived
here last Friday evening from New York by
special car and went to Castine by special
trip of steamer Silver Star.
F. A. Conant. Belfast boy, has been
elected First Lie eutenant of the Santa
Barbara, California, sharpshooters The
company will number 10 or more.
The marriage of William Smith of Hal
lowell to Miss Maude Diplock of Augusta
will take place June in St. Marks Episco-
pal church, Hallowel.
Mr.. Smith was formerly resident of this
city, and for some time an emyloye of The
Journal.
The steamer Philadelphia of which Mel
vile Crockett of Brooksville is first officer,
and W hch has been carrying the mails be-
tween New York and Venezuela ports, has
been withdrawn from the route and will
probably be sold to the government Mr..
Crockett hopes to remain with the vessel in
her Opy