The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs. E. E. Philbrook of Castine is visiting
friends in Belfast
DR.. E. L. Stevens was in Skowhegan on
business yesterday.
Charles H. Field is in Eastport this week
on insurance business.
Miss Ruth Pendleton went to Boston Mon
day for short visit.
The klondike party which left here Feb
9th, were at Montreal the 11th.
B. C. Avery and wife of Prospect visited
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. CHM last week.
Mrs. Willard Clark of East Corinth is visit
ing Mrs. \. Mansfield in this city
Fred Breen of Somerville, Mass, returned
home last week from visit in Belfast.
Mrs. Abbie Clark of Winterport visited
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Sanborn last week.
Alfred Jackson of Poor's Mills went to
Portland last week for treatment of his eyes
DR.. W. c. Libby and Hugh D. Mcclellan,
Esq, We're in Waterville on business last
Saturday,
Mrs. F. A. Schubert of Plymouth, Mass
returned home last Saturday from a visit of
severa weeks in Belfast.
Miss Mary Hewes, teacher the the Cas-
tine Normal school, visited Miss Myra C.
Dutfie she first of this week
James W. Pendeton left Monday for Bev-
ery, Mass, where he has a position with
the Mckay Consolidated Iron Works.
Fred McKeen is on the American Express
Co 5 team, the regular driver Geo. Havener,
being confined to the house by n eases
Mr.. and Mrs. w Fl. Quimby were to leave
Mt. Clemens, Mich, yesterday but will visit
in Detroit and Cleveland before returning
home.
Miss Annie Macomber of Waterville, after
visiting friends in Belfast a few days, left
Monday for Rockland. She will return here
the last of the week.
Adrian G. Tuttle left last week for Mer-
rill, Montana, where he will work awhile on
the sheep rancho of Bert Shorey. He goes
for the benefit of his health
Mrs. William Hunnewell of China and
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Foster Of Water
vile, visited Mrs. H. parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Jones. last week.
F. Rice Rowell, Esq. formerly Of Rock
land, who moved 70 Seattle about ten wears
ago, has been appointed assistant attorney
general Of the State of Washington.
l, Y, Miller, who has been quite i'll for
several weeks is now considerably better
He moved with his family to the j F viii
son house ou Northport avenue the first of
the week.
AT the uid-winter meeting of the Sub
Masters Club of Boston, held at Young.
Hotel last Thursday evening, officer were
elected for the ensuing year William {.
Crawford OF this city is secretary and treas
urer.
Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton left Chicago yes
! terday for Hartman, Tenn, to VISIT her
uncle, f. O. Thorndike. She VIII be lined
there by ler husband, ana they will attend
the national convention of ST hoo. superin-
tendents at Chattanooga.
Mr.. Robert j. Farwel sau of Capt and
Mrs f. s. Fa.weU, sustained parl0y-ic.
shock at Brunswick Tuesday evening and
4 Is I'D 4 ttltltal tuhditlpn. lie j. student 10
| Bowdoin college, class of l900 His parents
went to Brunswick next morning, and Capt
/ FarweN returned yesterday. He says that
the physicians hold out but slight hopes Of
recovery. Roekland Opinion, Feb 1lth
On statement of facts presented by j. NJ
| Hutchins of PenobscoC Congrtssm IN Bur
| leigh has introduced a bill IN Tie House to
pension Herbert W Leach Que OF the sur
vivors of the Jeanette exploring expedi-
tion. Mr.. Leach is a native of Penobscot
and won notoriety at the time by hls pluck
and grit in saving his boats crew.
Charles NJ, Harris of Hyde Park Mass,
arrived at San Francisco Feb. 1lth on his
return from au expedition to the South Sea
Islands, on behalf of Baron Rothschild He
reports that the volcano on Galapagos is
land was in eruption. The volcano is said
to have been inactive for the past 30 wears
but when MIR. Harris and his party observed
il, it was belching forth volumes of dense
| smoke and lava.