The Republican journal., 1899-05-25
NUMBER 2l.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Charles P Hazeltne went to Portland
Monday for few days visit.
William R. Towne of Seattle, Wash :. is
visiting relatives in Belfast
Mrs. Frank H. Mayo went to Boston Sat-
urday for visit of two weeks.
Fl. Fl. Andrews left Tuesday for short
business trip to Bangor and vicinity.
Peter F. Welch has returned from Hurri.
cane, where he was employed during the
winter.
r. L. Carter, who has been confined to the
house by Illness few weeks, is again able to
attend to business
Capt. Ralph PattershalI is at home while
his vessel, sch. Paul Seavey, is discharging
coal in Rockland
w, I, G. Runnells of Searsport left by
train Tuesday morning to visit his son and
daughter in New buryport, Mass
Rev. Geo E. Tufts and Rev. R. T. Capen
attended the meeting of the Central Maine
Theological Institute in Watervlle Tues.
day.
Mrs. ". X, Morrison left Tuesday for her
home in Minneapolis accompanied by her
niece, Miss Evelyn Morrison, whoiwill. spend
the summer there.
Mrs, John H. Burke left Friday to visit
her sister, Miss Zaidee B. Carter, of Clifton
| Springs, n. Y, and friends in New York and
Boston. She expects to be absent about two
weeks.
Mrs. Amos Clement will 60 to Seal Harbor
to-day for the season Mrs A j. Condor
will accompany her Mrs. Condor has been
the employ of Selwin Thompson and Thomp
son & Foster twelve years.
Miss Charlotte Frost OF this CITY took he
leading part in a German comedy which
was presented before the Faculty and Trus-
| tees of Wesleyan University and their wives
and guests at party given in their honor,
May 18th, at Middetown, CT. The play
was very highly commended.
The JnnrnaI has received :. copy Of the
Medford, Mass, Mercury, containing an ac-
count of the presentation at West Medford
of the cantata "Beltshazzar,' - in which Mr..
Chas. E. Stephenson, musician well-known
IN tins city, took prominent part fuller
notice will appear next week
The Journal had a pleasant call Tuesday
from Wimot W. Hilton, a native and for
! mer resident Of Belfast. His father, Eben-
ezer W. Hilton, was the first proprietor of
the Phenx House, and his mother sister Of
Mrs. I'll, FL. Johnson. Mr., Hilton learned
the jewelry trade with Calvin Hervey, later
going to Portland where he was in the Jew
| eIry business a number of years. III health
compelled him % close his business and he
has since travelled most OF the tune, having
customers all over the State
The Kings and Queens Of the Range, a
monthly magazine published IN Kansas City,
Mo, n the interests Of the stockmeu prnt-
ed in recent issue a haf-tone portrait Of
Eugene Rust, the Traffic Manager Of the
Kansas City Stock Yards Tie ar sicle is az
! follows:
Mr.. Rust was born in New England Id
1852 his father being well known news
paper editor and publisher He received d
liberal education on completing winch DE-
went to California, where by embarked ~ d
newspaper enterprise bat II mot h-tug
wholly to his taste he disposed Ut iis inter
est and engaged ul stock raising Gu Tie
breaking out of the Moloc war IN Northern
California and Southern Oregon he took
charge as manager # three separate herds IF
cattle located iii that country 4ut saw Murh
Of the fighting and passed through many
! thrilling experiences during that war He
returned to New England Id 1874, and VAS
n he -+rVI