The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-01-12
PERSONAL.

EuWdru olDley was In Falrneld yesterday
on business.
Miss Louise Ferguson went to Cliftondale,
Mass, Monday.
John W Mcintyre returned Monday from
| a visit in Orland.
Mrs. j. T. Conant went to Camden Mon
day to remain until spring.
H. H. Carter and H. H. Carter, Jr, went
to Boston last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stevens returned Men
day from short visit in Searsport.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O.. Critchett went to
Bangor yesterday for short visit
John d. Fraser returned Tuesday from a
visit of three weeks in Pctou County, N. S.
Mrs. B. B. Grant of Boston is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fl. Trussell.
E. H. Nealley of Monroe was in town
Monday on his way to Rockand on business
Mrs. E. G. Woodbury. went to Buckspors
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs W H
Maffitt.
VIM. H. Bray went to Dark Harbor last
week to put electric wiring into a cottage for
A. A Pendleton.
Warren Jackson Berry of Rockland visited
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. jack
son, the past week.
F. A. Shaw of Belfast and son Herbert of
Spencer, Mass, caught II fine pickerei at
Unity Pond Friday.
Charles E. Johnson of Watervlle, who
was formerly lawyer in Belfast, visited
friends here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Frost left Monday for
Boston and New York on "a trip of business
and pleasure combined
Thomas Rice left Monday for Boston to
visit his sons George and Fred, who recent
ly returned from Klondike
John M Vogell and F. A. Perkins of Cas-
tine were in town Monday, returning home
from business trip to Boston.
Carl Cole of this city has enlisted in the
18th Massachusetts volunteers, which left
Washington Tuesday for Manila
Miss Edith Williams arrived home last
Thursday for short visit from Brunswick,
where she has millinery establishment
Miss Bernice Rogers returned to Colby
University last Thursday, after spending
her holiday vacation with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. r. W Rogers
Mr.. R. l., Ilsley returned to his school III
Abingdon, Mass, Saturday, after vacation
OF few weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Llewellyn Morrill,. Watervile Mail.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mae
E, Pillsbury Of Belfast and DR.. Robert A.
Holland of Portland, now practicing III
CALAIS. The wedding will take place April
9TH at the Catholic church N this city
Of the crew of 10 men who sailed from
Belfast IN 1852 on the maiden trip Of the fish
ing schooner City Belle, built by Cyrus Pat
| terson for Capt. 4. X. Clark, three are now
living Geo. d. MeCrilhs, Esq. Belfast;
John o. Johnson, Liberty; and Geo. r.
Ames, Washington, D. @.
! Among new members Of the secret, TVS
| force, though he has before held office in the
/ State department, il L. a. Dyer of Augusta,
| who takes the place made vacant by the
| resignation of A. | Brown. Mr.. Brown ~
| now the postmaster of Belfast, and the de
| partment as wei! all those about the
/ State House, will miss the genial. cumpau-
| lonahie and efficient assistant of the depart
/ ment Mr.. Brown Will BE- present At some
/ Of the meetings Of this session. and he vii.
| be always welcomed by his former ass0-
/ cates Kepnebec journal
Letters have been received from William
A. Clark, Who with Mrs Clark IS spending
the winter at Ormand, Fla lie finds
Ormand very attractive place and the
people kind and hospta5Ie. The climate ~
about like our mid summer weather The
soil on the beach is Of red and " hite sand
as hard as marble-making it delightful for
driving and bicycling. Mr.. Clara is occupy
ing cottage finely located on the grounds
of Hotel Ormand. facing Halifax river.
| The hotel is one of the finest in the country,
with beautiful grounds 1t accommodates
$50 guests and will open Jan. 14th fot the
| season.
The business OF A. G. Smalley 4 Co. Bos
| ton, manufacturers and jobbers, has 80 in
creased that a branch office and salesroom
has been opened at 81 Park Place New Yofk
/ City. 1t is claimed that this firm owns more
| patents in the bottle glass business that are
now in general use than any other concern
| in the United States and all new patents
| The firm have factories in Poughkeepsie, N
| Y. Clayton, n j.. and Williamstown, ~
| j. and do nothing but make their own
| specialties. Mr.. A. G. Smaley, senior mem
Belfast and many here will be glad to learn
of his success.