The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-02-25
PERSONAL.

udy W VlSlG relatives.
Arthur Ritchie of Liberty has been ap-
pointed trial justice.
her sister, Mrs. F. S. Brick.
Miss Maude E. Mathews went to Boston
last Saturday for short visit.
Mrs Elmer G. Bradbury of Augusta visit
ed friends in this city last week.
Hon. W. c. Marshall went to Augusta
Tuesday to attend the Governors reception
Charles F. Parks of Watham, Mass.
visited Capt. Charles Baker of this city last
week.
W. A. Toward of Watervile, Roadmaster
of the Maine Central, was in town last
week.
j. o. Whitcomb of Waldo has left the
State College to teach the High school AT
Exeter.
Capt. Fields S. Pendleton of Islesboro ar
rived home Tuesday from business trip to
New York. }
Austin Trim of Islesboro was in town I
Monday on his way to Orono to attend the
State College.
Rev. j. f. Titon went to W aterville yes-
terday to attend a meeting of the Central
Maine Ministerial Circle
Mrs. Fred Clark and Miss Mabel Stevens
of Rockland We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Knight last week.
Herbert Mixer of Somesville was in Bel
fast la9t Eri1ay biS
business trip to Boston.
U. S. Post Office Inspector w. B. Snow in
spected Belfast post office Monday. and
found everything correct.
Misses Marcia and Frank Morrill, of
Waterville visited their sister, Mrs. r. L.
Ilsley, few days recently.
Mrs. Fred Chandler and Mrs. Charles Rus
sell of Lawrence, y ass, arrived Tuesday
evening, for visit to relatives
Capt. and Mrs. E. Simonton of St, Panl.
Mimi, have been visiting relatives and
friends in this city and vicinity.
Fred W. Bailey and Tyler H Bird came
home from the State College to spend Sun
day and Washington's birthday.
William Doe of Bradford, Pa, manager of
the Maine Water and Electric Power CO., is
stopping at the Coney House, Augusta
Hon W. B. Swan went to Augusta yester-
day to appear before the Legislative Com
mlttee on the hearing on concentrated foods
Miss Charlotte I. Sibleys lectures tins
week are: Wednesday evening. Newcastle:
Thursday evening RockIand; Friday even
ing, Warren.
Charles Fleming of Bridgeport, Ct, John
and Emma Fleming of Boston, came to Bel.
fast last week to attend the funeral of their
father, William Fleming.
Messrs. W. II. Howard and T. s. BiektorI
leave by this mornings train for Boston 10
attend a reunion of the New England Alumni
of the Maine State College.
Charles w, Frederick leaves this W eek for
d trip to OId Point Comfort. Norfolk ami
Washington, He will attend tine inausura-
tion and Will be absent several weeks.
Mss Blanche sullivan left Tuesday ,aort.-
my for Augusta to attend cue tiaY Y.ruol's
reception. While there She will N. tus
guest of Hon. q. A Robertson and Nll.
Miss Helen Graves of Marbtehead, Mss.
was i'll town Monday to attend the welding
of her brother, Mr.. A. H. Graves, arcomnau-
led by her niece, little Miss Eliza Brown
The Maine society, Sons of the American
Revolution, held Its annual meeting II porr-
land Feb. =. Hon. Joseph Williamson of
this city was elected one of the vicp.presi-
dents.
W. II. Quimby and party were in san
Antonio, Texas, last week, and while there
met Ralph W. Hersey of Riverside, Cal,
who was there on business, accompanied bv
his wife. They III San Francisco
MIR. Charles A, Sibley has leased his ranch
in Nebraska and with Mrs. Sibley is visiting
relatives i'll Belfast. They will shortly 90 To-
house se-keepng in Melrose, Mass, where Mr..
Sibley Will engage in the spring water bust
ness among other things.
AT recent meeting in Portland 0f the
Maine Genealogical Society the following
We're elected active members Hon VIM b
Swan, Belfast; Hon. Rufus Parker Grindle,
Blue Hill; Hon. Albert Pierce, Frankfort
Hon. Henry w Mayo Hampden
Maj. Horace l.. Piper Maine man long
connected with the Life Saving Service, de-
livered an interesting lecture Saturday even
ing before the association Of Maine people in
Washington, D. G. His subject was The
Heroisms of the Life Saving Service"
Miss May l.. Bowers of Camden is one of
the six Maine teachers who are TO 90 30
Washington to witness the Inauguration at
the expense of the Boston Globe SHE was
third in the list with 5G 926 votes Miss Nav
G. Bowman of Pttstied led with 79, ,g17 votes.
The 10th annual reunion of the Boston
Colby Alumni Association will he held 1T
the Parker House, Boston, tomorrow, Fri
day evening Among the toasts assigned
for the banquet is tile following "A Year of
the Colby Club" William c. Crawford. s.
Sylvanus Nckerson of Swauvllle is one of
the smart old men of Waldo county. He
has cut i'll the woods and hauled to the
house the winters wood and is now itriug
it for the stove. He is S3 years old. or, az
the late John Perley would say, 81 wears
young.