The Republican journal., 1897-12-23
PERSONAL.

William F. Thomas is confined to his
house by illness.
Mrs. Thomas Cannon visited friends in
Searsport last week
Miss Ara Kittredge arrived home from
Bucksport Dec 10th.
John S. Head of Portland was in Belfast
yesterday on business.
Miss ENERGY CHM is at home from Lassel
Seminary to spend Christmas.
Miss Alice Sewall of Island Falls is visit
ing Rev. and Mrs j. f. Tilton
Ralph H. Pitcher will come home from
Mars Hill to spend the holidays.
Mrs. A. P, Legro and children went to
Lynn Dec. 18th to spend the holidays.
Capt. George R. Carter returned home
Monday from weeks visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Swan returned
home Dec. 10th from a visit in Boston.
Frank E. Crowley came home from Au-
gusta and spent Sunday with his family.
Marion Brown and Joseph Burrows went
to Skowhegan on business last Thursday.
Mrs. Tyler ana Miss Mary Tyler of Rock
land are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Bird,
Miss Alma A. Tilton is spending her
Christmas vacation with friends in Sidney
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan win spend her
Christmas vacation with her parents in this
city.
Mrs. Erva Hubbard of Watervile visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. V. Miller, last
week.
Mrs. Henry W Mariner and daughter Ada
left Monday to spend the holidays in SOmer-
Vile, Mass.
Mrs. Hattie E. Payson of Rockland arriv-
ed Dec. 18th to visit her brother Mayor j.
M Fletcher.
True Hayford went to Waterville Satur-
day to take position as clerk in the Elm
wood Hotel.
DR.. w l.. West was called to Castine
yeste rday on important case in veteria-
AIRY surgery.
E. a. Hall, Superintendent Of the Maine
Central Railroad, was in town Dec nth
on business
H. L. Woodcock went to Roekland last
week where he. Vas an exhibition and sale OF
bis paintings
Tyler H. Bird, who has been employed on
the NinaInayen telephone line, is at home
for the holidays
Mrs. W, Il, QumOy returned home Mon.
day from Portland, where she been for Jht
past thirteen weeks.
Misses Patterson and McLetli.r If SIok-
ane, Wash, left for home Monday after 4
short visit in Belfast
Post Office Inspector W. B. Snow WIS i'm
this vicinity the first of the week. and spent
Tuesday night in Belfast
Frank P. Wilson and Percy Ellis are to
spend Christmas at home from Comers
Commercial College. BQston.
B A. Roundy Of this city is member of
the Maine symphony orchestra The pro-
spectus win be found on the al page.
Wilson ELLIS is in the employ Of the Alue-
rican Express Co. in the Belfast office lnG
on the train during the holiday rush.
Miss Ellen ID. Townsend, assistant IN the
High school, is spending the Christmas
-
Miss Esther Colsou has been visiting rela-
tive in Brooks few weeks past She left
Dec. nth to spend the winter N New York.
Misses Nina Poor Margaret Hazeltue and
Annie l.. Barr at home from Wellesley
College for Christmas vacation of rhrct,
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Storer Of MotriI lett
Monday for Warren, Mass, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Wesley Wiggn. They Will
be absent about two months.
George Dyer of vinalhaven, formerly At
North Haven, has been visiting friends m
the latter town. He will spend the winter
with his sister at Eagle Island
Mrs. E D. Ryder the guest Of Mrs II.
p G Wright at the Bay View House Cam
den, Saturday. She was en- route for I,,ck-
land to JOIN her husband on the schooner \.
w. Ellis
Charles f. Paul viii arrive home today.
TO spend Christmas Nth his parents. Mr..
and Mrs, j. G, Paul He Will return o. his
studies at the Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology rext Monday
4'ii'S "uiifb -. w lRRlN lFiH MONDAY tg
spend hey vacation with her sister, Mrs
John K Cousins, in Brookline Mass Nj
Cousins has been quite Ill tor several weeks
but is now steadily gaining
The class day officers have been chosen IN
Harvard College and the ivy orator is Rob
ert Palfrey Utter Of Denver, Col Mr. Utter
Las been prominent through his literary
work He is a member of the Signet, o.
X, Institute and Pudding.
Mr. A. W. Thompson has been appointed
receiver Of public moneys at the land office
IN Clayton, New Mexico Mr. Thonpsoi
As IN Washington, u. C., last week, amt
was to arrive here last evening TO visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ii p. Thompson
Letters received from Elerev Anderson.
who ls engineer Of the L, S drpdge .tAtion-
td At Charleston, S. C., state that he has re-
ee4Ved the appointment of engineer of asea
gong dredge now being built for the govern
ment and Inch is to he the largest Of it's
k'hd atloat Mr. Anderson is naturally
very much pleased with the appointment