The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-04-05
PERSONAL.

y. "A. Havener of Boston is in town for a
few days.
D. N. Bird returned Saturday from trip
to Boston.
w. II. Quimby went to Portland Monday
on business.
Mrs. ). II. Qumby went to Boston Monday
for short visit
B. F. Wells left last week for trip on
the Pacific coast.
John r. Dunton, Esq, went to Boston
Monday on business.
Lyman Lord of Bath returned Monday
from visit in Belfast.
A. E. Hutchns was in Bucksport the first
of the week on business.
Miss Lottie Staples arrived home Monday
from visit in Winterport.
Geo, A. Leavitt was in Clinton few days
the past week on business
ID. W. Davis was in town few DAYS the
past week, from Waterville.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan is at home from
Boston for short vacation.
Mrs Horace Park went to Canobie Lake.
N H., Saturday for short visit
Miss Alice Hills is taking course in tyne
writing in Miss Perce's school, Boston.
Edward johnson, Esq, of Boston was in
the city the first of the week on business.
W. E. Grinnell and Charles E. Adams Of
Searsport were in Augusta Saturday ca ling
on friends.
Miss Dora Newell has been ill with
severe attack of grip and is still confined
to the house.
Mrs. F. W. Shepherd left Monday for
Winchester, Mass, to visit her son, DR.. Fl.
L. Shepherd.
Miss Blanche l.. Sullivan visited her
friend, Mrs. H. G. Barker of Gardiner, the
first of the week.
Elisha Sherman las submitted to surgi-
cal operation at hospital in Boston He is
getting along well.
Geo A Beckett arrived from East Boston
last Saturday and Mrs. Beckett will come
soon, to reside here.
Mrs. e. FL. johnson returned by Satur-
day nights train from visits in Lowell.
Mass, and Augusta Me.
Misses Hannah l.. and Helen Holmes of
Ellsworth are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs I.
B. Dinsmore, Church street.
Capt. E. d. Ryder went to Rockland last
week to take command of sch A, W. Ellis.
after remaining ashore two trips.
j. r. P. Dinsmore of Palermo, who has
been in Boston for several days, was in Au-
gusta Saturday, on his way to Palermo.
Mr.. Edwin P. Curtis of Prospect visited
his daughters, Misses Grace and Flossie, in
Belfast last Saturday returning home Sun
day.
Col. Hiram Chase has been i'll some time,
and when The Journal went to press We'd
nesday afternoon was in a critical condi-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin A. Hubbard while III
San Francisco met and dlned with Mrs
Sydney Kalish and daughter and Mrs S. X,
Crawford.
Mrs. Clay has been absent week from
the telegraph Office on account of the lime y
OF her sister. Her place was supplied by her
son, Basil Newell.
Mr.. Alden f. Brown and daughter Addie
of Searsmont Were in Belfast Sunday, visit
ing his brother, Mr.. William j. Brown, who
is u quite feeble health.
Among the successful candidates in the
recent civil service examinations at Bangor
for deputy officers and clerks was Ernest L.
Bartlett, East Thorndike.
day, where she has an engagement making
graduating and reception dresses for the
Normal school graduates,
A. G. Sibley, Jr,, returned the middle of
last week from visit to Boston, and Mrs
Sbley and Miss Margaret Smell arrived from
Boston by Saturday nights train.
N c. Partridge of Standpoint called on
relatives in this city Monday. He came
here to join steamer Cimbria, which enters
upon her summer time table this week
Augustus FL. Kelley, a former student at
Colby, now principal of one OF the Boston
schools, has been visiting in the city.
Waterville Mail.
MISSES NINA Il IOOI anu margaret I1dZti-
tine will arrive home today from Wellesley
college for the Easter vacation, accompanied
by college mate who comes to Belfast to
visit Miss Avis Morrison.
Mrs. Lucenah j. Lander OF Belgrade ana
Mrs Emma G. Williams of Boston were i'll
Belfast last week to accompany the remains
of their mother, Mrs. Betsey II. Clark. who
died March 26th in Auburn.
Mrs. Wells and her daughter Florence
have returned from three weeks spent in
New York and Boston Il attending millinery
openings and selecting the latest styles anu
novelties for their opening here.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin A. Hubbard, who
have been visiting on the Pacific coast, were
expected home last Saturday, but We're de-
tanned by bad roads in Iowa and their ar
rival is postponed week more.
Miss Hattie Clements and mother arrived
by tram Friday evening for a few days visit
with Miss Ada Larrabee. Miss Clement
has been visiting in New York and Boston.
She will return to Rochland this week
| Hart l.. Woodcock is in Bangor, where lie
has a large art class He ia stoppinp at the