The Republican journal., 1897-11-25
PERSONAL.


| Mr.. E. O. Thorndike returned to Boston
| Saturday.
| Hon. R. W. Rogers went to Boston yester-
day on business
Mrs. George W. Burkett visited relatives
in Camden last week.
Rev. w. FL. Woude OF Castine left Nov.
22d for visit in New York.
Fred D. Jones is spending Thanksgiving
at the old home in Brooksville.
| Miss Alta Treat has resumed her duties in
G. W. Achorn's store, Rockport.
| G. B. Hall and H. L. Lord returned from
Boston by last Saturdays boat
| Mrs A. A. Howes visited Mrs w. C.
Pooler in Rockland last Friday.
Mrs. E. Fl. Colby of watertown, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Fl. c. Marden,
Mrs, W. H. Wiggn of Portland is visiting
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Conant.
George T. Hodgman has been appointed
postmaster at Camden, vice Isaac Coombs.
An original widows pension has been
granted to Elizabeth A. Prince, Rockport.
w, d. Cressey went to Moosehead Lake
last week to work in the numbering camps.
Capt. Fletcher of Burnham visited his
daughter, Mrs. j. C. Paul, in Waterville
Monday.
Mrs. Frederick W Brown returned Nov
oath from visit of two months in Massa-
cbusetts.
j. W. Knowlton is spending Thanksgiving
with his son, DR.. Frank A Knowlton, of
Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Pottle arrived home
| from Brockton. Mass. Nov. 18th to spend
the winter.
| Miss Edith Stoddard has succeeded Miss
Esther Coson as clerk in A. Clements
bookstore.
| A. P. Legro has leased the A. j Hartman
| house on Congress street and is to live there
this winter.
| Michael Ward of Searsport, who has been
in California 10 years, is visiting friends in
this vicinity,
Mr William NJ. Woods has been confined
to the house the past two weeks with d
sprained ankle.
Mrs. G P. Lombard left by boat Thursday
to visit relatives in Woburn, Rock!and and
Dorchester, Mass.
| Dr. Everard A. Wilson, who has been con-
! fined to the house a few weeks by illness.
rode out yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Pote will keep
into in I9a ,Js
house on Church street.
! G. F. Kent went to Madison Nov 10Th to
visit his brother, who is very i'll. Mr. Kent
returned Tuesday evening.
Mrs Willard Seekns was called to Pros
pect last week by the llnsss and death Of
her brother, Gordon Curtis
| Miss Jane A Mcclellan, who is teaching
in Dorchester, Mass, will spend Thanks
giving with her parents in this city,
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sihey returned Sat
urday from Hanover, N, H, where they WIS.,
tied their son Harold, Il student at Dart
mouth College.
Ralph OConnen and Percy Ellis arrived
home yesterday morning from Corners
Commercial College, Boston TO spend
| Thanksgiving
J W. r. Bartlett of Centrs Montville and
Fred W. Bailey and Adelbert Merrill ot Bel
| fast at home from the University Of
Maine to spend Thanksgiving.
LorenzolD. Jones, Esq, who was admitted
| to the Bar at a recent term of S j. Court at
Belfast, is to enter into law partnership
i, W ~
William Leavitt of Bangor was one of the
crew of sen Competitor who We're recently
released from Spaniard dungeon in Havana
They arrived at New York Monday.
| a. B. Hunter, formerly engineer on the
Belfast branch, is now located in Wilkes
barre, Penn. In note to The journal he
sends regards to all enquiring friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Simonton of New
York receiving congratuatiou upon the
birth of daughter MIR. S. is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. 7. r. simonton of Camden
Miss Lulu H. Littlefield left for New York
Monday, where she will take a special course
in physical culture, elocution and the stage
| art. She visited friends III Massachusetts,
en- route.
| Clifton NJ. Gray of Belfast, who is attend
| ing Meadville, Pa, Theological School, re-
| ceived a S100-scholarship as a prize recently
| He will graduate next June and enter Har-
| ward Divinity School.
| Mrs. A. j. Hartman leaves TODAY for
Bath, where she will spend the winter with
| her son, Charles A. Hartman. Her son
| Fred "A. Hartman of Watervile arrived
| here yesterday and will accompany her.
Miss Lovsa Hart of Belfast, who has been
visiting friends at Round Pond and Waldo
| boro, was the guest last week of her niece,
| Mrs Henry Duncan, Warren street, Rock
| land She arrived home Saturday accompa-
! MED by Mrs. Duncan.
w. E. S. Berry, for the past two years
! book keeper at the Maine Central freight
station in Watervile, has resigned and has
been spending few days at his home IN
Burnham. He has secured position in the
auditors office at the Union Station, Port
| land
Miss Bertha Sidelinger left by steamer