The Republican journal., 1897-02-04
PERSONAL.

K. L. Rankin went to Augusta Tuesday on
business.
F. A. Hartman of waterville was in tho
city Monday
Rev. C. H. Wells went to Cambridge,
Mass, Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Arnold is visiting relatives in
| Camden this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. j. Tibbetts of Rocknort
were in Belfast last week.
Frank B. Mathews left Friday for Rocb-
ester, N Y, for a short visit
George Hook of Bangor spent few DAVIS
with friends in Belfast last weeL
'ohn ID. Healey returned to Norridee-
"ock tuesday after short visit at home
Rev Geo. W. Field, D. D.. and wif, os
Bangor were in Belfast few davs Jast uoa,,
FRANK D. Starrett left Monday noon for
weeks business trip to Boston and Portland
| MISS Leila Kelar of Islesboro wac in four,
Monday, on her way to New Haven TO risi+
her brother
Mrs. William NJ Weleh and Mrs Erad
Patterson visited Mrs A. F. Kilgor. of
Brooks yesterday.
" ii. Nelson of Waterville was in town
tuesday forenoon to bring horse which he
recently sold to Prospect parties.
Edgar S. Pratt, Belfast, is a member of
Ihe committee of arrangements of the sem
lor class at Bowdoin College.
Can't. Fred w Coa,.,l.
BOSTON, to contract for new engine and
propeller for the steamer Castine.
Tyler ii, Bird, A. c. Merrill and Fred w
Bailey returned to Orono the first of the
week, from their winter vacation.
Mrs W. H. Fogler spent last week in An
gusta with her husband one of RockIana's
Representatives. to the Legislature.
MISS Maud X. Russell. who broke her leg
! by fall several weeks ago, is able to walk
about the house by the aid of crutcbes
| b. F. Hazeltine, Jr., and Charles E. PanI
arrived home Saturday for ten days' yaca-
tlon from the Institute of Technology
Boston.
Miss Nellie Thompson of Morrill, ia visit.
ing friends IN Belfast. She has been seri-
ously Ill for two years past, but is now per-
fectly restored
Arthur Ritchie, Esq of3Monroe, who was
recently admitted to the bar, was in town
tuesday on his way 10 Liberty, where he is
to practice law.
Miss Mabel Pearson arrived from Boston
last week to visit her sister, NJ rs Lola Hoof-
ses OF Belfast, and their mother, Mrs. Nellie
Pearson of Morrill,.
Miss Sadie Russ wishes all her friends who
| are saving their Boston Globe coupous for
| her to leave them at Clements bookstore
with their names
Joseph NJ. Tibhetts and H. w Dunton re-
turned home Friday from North Jay, where
they have been at work in the granite sheds
the past two months
L. B. Bragg of Portland, who has charge
of the Western Union electric clocks, was IN
town Friday on business, accompanied by
Harry Springer of Portland.
Two of Names champion bicycle riders
We're in Belfast last week H. P, SWEET of
I Norway, who IS selling the Orient wheel.
and John Lawrence Of Saco, agent for the
| Hudson.
Rev. E. P. Parker, d. D., of Hartford. Ct.
lectured in the Central Club course at BAN
gor last Monday evening on The Poet.
/ Robert Burns Dr. Parker spent Tuesday
night with relatives in this city
A recent number of the National Recorder
contains cut of Mr.. Herbert E Carter of
| Camden and sketch of him aud of his III
vention, novel form of carpet tack which
can be used without tearing carpets when
being laid or taken up. Mr.. Carter is a
native of Hope, a carpenter by trade and
has been resident of Camden since 1882
He IS now the carpenter and machinist for
three large mills.
| Henry S. Marden of this citv will com
plete his sixth year of service in the U. S.
| navy next April, He entered the service as
coal HEAVIER on steamer Charleston, on
which vessel he served three years. At the
| expiration of his time he re-enlisted aud was
assigned to the Detroit. He has risen bv
successive promotions until he ranks as mid
shipman, and has charge of the boilers of
the ship during his watches, with "a men
under him.
The Charlestown, Mass, Enterprise states
that Mr.. and Mrs. L. Vincent Beckwith be-
gan housekeeping at No. 90 Myrtle Street,
East Cambridge, last week. They were
| married in November last IN Plattsburg n.
Y, the home of the bride, nee Josephine
| Fookey. Mr.. Beckwith is a Belfast boy.
| son of VIM. Fl. Beckwith, and has been in
Boston about ten years. He Is now private
secretary to the President of the Boston
| Packing Co. Both Mr.. and Mrs. B. are EN-
| thusiastc bicyclers and expect to make
| tandem trip next season, probably to Maine
Transfers in Peal Estate