The Republican journal., 1885-01-15

| During the gale on Monday the shoe factory |
swayed so IN the wind as to make some of the girls
sick.
The following have been elected officers of the
MI. Club of this city j. ii. Howes. president; +.
T. Chase, vice pres; w. II. Quimby, treas; Ralph
Emery, sec. The following new members have
been added to make the complement of twelve: G.
H. Jennison. w. r. Marshall and c. q. Ferguson.
Their ball will be given in February.
4 Personal. Mr.. Charles E. johnson, formerly
an attorney in this city, made Belfast visit last
week Since his absence he has given his attention
to manufacturing, and recently had charge of
mill at Yarmouth, " S.. Charles Harrison, sub
jcct of Great Britain naturalized at the Court
in this city last week. Miss Lena Pierce, of this
city accompanied by Miss Dillingham;, of Bangor,
has gone to Washington, ID. C.. where she will re
! main for few weeks. Mr. Marshall Davis is
confined to his house by illness. Miss samond
and Miss Barnes Will spend the winter in Boston.
Miss Hannah Anderson, Of Portland, has gone
10 Washington for the winter. Hon. Joseph viii
hanson, A. NJ, of Belfast, was reelected one of
the vice presidents of the New England Historic
Genealogical Society, at the annual meeting held III
Boston last week The Bangor Commercial says:
Mr.. Walter Neaey, formerly of Winterport, now
of Minneapolis, Minn and wife, are visiting Mrs.
Neal.ez's brother, Mir. Ara Warren, OF this city,,
MIR. H. L. Woodcock has gone to Boston to attend
the reception of the Boston Art Club. which takes
place tomorrow friday evening. Judge y. Ii
Hubbard, of Wnterport, has gone to California
where he will spend the winter. Col. Haskell,
of Lewiston, Post Department Commander q. y.
Il. of Maine, was in Belfast on Monday He mas
been doing some Grand Army work in Waldo Co,
and vicinity capt. r. B Condor has gone on to
Boston to take command Of sch. Fred A. Carrie.
Mr. n I. NrI1n,a1i has ,,tt. Il, .,n,,rrii,.ut am,
possibly ms mp NAY tAttht " Na9hlhstoh u {.
Tue ALDO hFl.hHAlIoN. From Howard
Owens Biographies we take me foil,wing sketches
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10 the present Maine Legislature. eeUaJors:
Mcars, Joseph L.. morrill, Republican, Meth
,li, merchant and n,.,tlI.;,ctur,. MARI, # Ave-
u. Born in Washing 'ol, and c,lucate,t in lhst
town ana at Keats IIta rtu.!u school il M,lril
Sintrrlelu9 - ana 81 in Appte9 the winter I, rtm
I-53 aud 81 Appointed post master April. lsJ4
ht.l il until 1850 again .tDoi!iI,qI il 1852 hu. II
nov Enlisted IN 90 L NJ Maine Heavy Ariu
! ia Va. NAV H. 1854 :: discharged june TO- 1865
lltd office of tuWmci.rk. lSj9GD6l-65 ~ecunu Sc
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I'll me present iime.
4 NitAtr-on, Alfred L, SNauville. Republican,
/ Uuivcr-aii-l, farmer and school teacher married.
| age Al Born Ia Nwanviiic. and attended the town
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lieutenant, December 1854; .ii5c5arsed NAV H.
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