The Republican journal., 1899-10-26

NJ Is, IsddC MdSoh lelJ IdSb 1uuTSudY TO
visit friends in Massachusetts.
Mrs. j. S Fernald left last Thursday for
visit in Camden and Rockland.
Hatcil Gott left last Thursday for a visit
Be ton and Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs. A. E, Clark who has been quite i'll
several weeks, is now improving.
Miss Fremetta Shepherd visited friends in
Bucksport Monday and Tuesday.
Joseph L. Havner left yesterday to visit
relativ"s in Bangor and vicinity.
Miss Inez Hadley went to Boston Monday
to visit her brother, c. W. Hadley.
Mrs. Nora Dearirg Of Lewiston arrived
Monday to visit friends in Belfast.
Rev. E. P. Parker, d. D., of Hartford, Ct
was in Belfast few days last week.
A. E. Bowker of Lancaster, n. H, arrived
Tuesday to visit his brother, E. S. Bowker
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Palmer left Monday
by train for Boston to buy fall and winter
goods.
Mrs, Gliddings of Bangor returned home
Tuesday ION a visit at Mrs. S. H Ma
thews
Mrs O. NJ. Snow of Norfolk, CT. returned
home yesterday after visit in Belfast and
Prospect.
F. A. Greer, Esq, who has been i'll three
weeks in Belmont, has returned and resumed
his business.
Mr., and Mrs. j, ". Edgerly of Princeton,
| Henry Carrow,
| Mrs. William Crosby arrived home last
| Thursday from an extended visit in Boston
and New York.
Hrs. S, E. Pierce went to Boston last
Thursday TO attend the National Universal
| list Convention
Wm, Ii. Sylvester retained TO Brockton,
Mass. Monday after a visit Of two weeks i'll
Castne and Belfast,
Mrs. Farphsm, who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. L. A. Hatch, returned home to
Dedhanl, Mass, Monday.
Fred A. Johnson returned last Friday
from Boston where he hao been IN the in
terest of his business.
Miss Mary F.. Pond left last Thursday to
return to her home Washington, D. c., after
spending the summer in Belfast.
Misses Edith Stoddard and Flora Webber
went to Portland Tuesday to attend the
State Sunday School Convention.
Ernest Marsh went to Boston Monday to
engage III the Wholesale and retail colnulis-
sion business in butter and eggs.
Miss Maude l.. johnson has entered John
sons dry goods store as clerk. She gives
music lessons evenings at her home,
Mrs. Margaret Woodbridge left for her
home in Brooklyn, N. Y, last Thursday,
after a visit of two months in Belfast
John Shaw Of this city and Mark Knowl-
to- Of East Northport attended the funeral
of Miss Hubbard in Winterport last Fri
day.
E. S. Cushman OF Searsmont was in town
Monday on business. Mr. c. rarely comes
to Belfast now, but when he does he always
finds hearty welcome.
VIM. Fl. Thompson returned Monday from
visit to his sister, Mrs. Maddo ocks in East
| Eddington, and her son Willis, who is
| station agent at Holden.
E. H. Haney has entered the employ of :.
FL. Jackson at his grocery store on Main
street, position in which his long exp: .
rience in the business and his large acquaint-
ance will prove of value.
w. c. PoOeI of Rockland who was re-
Gently elected second lieutenant of Co. Fl
| rTil1app T iobt TDf l,,o+
week and appeared before the examination
board. He passed au excellent examination.
A large reception was given recently IN
Portland to architect F. H. Fassett by lis
friends in that city. Mr.. Fassett has had
business re lations of the most pleasant ma
ture in this city and his friends here extend
gratulations
1t has been well remarked that extremes
meet. This seems to be the case when an
old sea-dog takes to the woods. 1t strikes
one es rather peculiar somehow although
just why man who follows the sea should
not enjoy the woods and be as appropriate
figure therein as anyone is a matter hare,
to settle These reflections are called forth
by the fact that Capt. Mark Pierce of the
Gamer Penobscot is enjoying his vaca
tion at Ebeeme pond in the Katahdin re
gion, 1t is about his first trip i'll the deep
woods, too. Bangor Whig and Courier.
The Ellsworth American prints the fol
lowing item, which will be of interest to the
many friends Of Captain Tapley in this city
Captain Rob. Morris Tapley, of West Brooks
ville in command of the bark ST. James, is
evidently chip of the old block--or per-
haps more appropriately, "block of the
old salt" He celebrated the thirty sixth an
niversary Of his birth on Aug %, at Manila.
Only 26 years-yet in that time he has had
. command of ship for u years, has crossed
the equator 36 times, has sailed, per log
BAG, 900 miles, and circumnavigated the globe
twice in less than % months time.