The Republican journal., 1895-10-10
Personal.

Mrs. Hugh Crowley went to Bangor Tues
for short visit.
Miss Annabel Swan went to Newton Cen
tre, Mass, yesterday TO visit relatives.
Miss Theoda Mears is assisting Miss Bea-
man in the kindergarten School.
Miss Mary Jackson left last Saturday for
visit to Boston and Providence.
Miss Gertrude H. Frye Of Dorchester.
Mass. spent the summer at Criehaven, Ma
tinicus.
Mrs. Clifford Buxton and daughter Of To-
ledo, Ohio, were guests of Mrs A. A. Howes
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. S. Bartlett, who have been
home to Boston yesterday.
pr. Q. P. Bean ane Miss Hattie A. Osborn
OF Boston are in the city, guests of Mrs. Abb
bic B. Cox, Z Congress street.
Mrs. Charles Lunt was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Banks last week. She is moving
from Montville to South Paris
Geo. ". Pearson was in town Tuesday.
He is employed with crew OF surveyors
running lines in Northern Maine.
Ezra y. Talbot, fireman on the passenger
train, IS taking vacation, which he is spend
ing with his family in Franeonia, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Gorham, who have
spent the summer in Northport and Belfast.
returned to Bangor yesterday
Mrs. Sarah E. Gilmore returned home to
Haverhill, Mass, last Saturday from visit
to her sister, Mrs David w. Dyer
Col. Fred Atwood and County Attorney
Bowden Of Winterport were in town the first
OF the week. attending probate court.
Mrs. c. A. Eells of Minneapolis, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Thombs.
started for home Wednesday morning.
Frank A. and c. W. Follett are visiting
relatives in Rockland this week. With their
brother Roland Follett and DIR. F. E. Follett
they will make a trip to Topsham during
their stay.
William II. Sanborn, George W. Burgess
james Pattee and Andrew johnson of Bel
fast attended the meeting of the Waldo
County Veteran Association in Brooks last
week.
Miss Aimee Knowlton, who has been
spending the summer at Atlantic City, n r.,
arrived on Tuesdays boat for short visit
to her mother, Mrs. w H. Knowlton. before
returning to her home in Chicago.
Mr.. James Edmund Dunning of the Ban
al
Forsaith, daughter of Mrs. Marion B. For
saith, formerly Of Bangor, and granddaugh-
ter OF Captain Lyman Wswell, late Of Win
terport, were married in Brunswick Last
week.
Mr.. Flagler, the standard oil magnate. bas
added another hotel to his Florida east coast
hotel system 1t is called ''Palm Beach Inn
by-the-Sea," and is situated on the ocean
side, near the Royal Poinciana," at Lake
Worth, 300 miles south of ST. Augustine. DIR.
u W. Pendleton of Portland has been en-
gagged as resident physician ana surgeon.
and will reside at tile Poinciana during the
season, leaving Portland Jan ist
The Journal Of April Is, 1898, contained an
item from the New York Recorder concern
ing the brilliant career of c. c. Alden, a
grandson OF II. y. Alden, Esq, of Belfast, at
the Law School ia that city. On October 1st.
the Law Council of the University of the
City of New York appointed Carl G. Alden.
Esq, associate Professor of the Law Of Ey
dence in its law department. This law de
partment, or, as it is more generally known,
The New York University Law School" is.
with one exception, the largest school in
the country, its present enrolment being in
the neighborhood of 500 The many Belfast
friends Of the Alden family will be pleased
to learn Of Mr.. Alden's advancement to a
position which requires much ability and le-
gal requirements.