The Republican journal., 1898-06-16
PERSONAL.

Capt. Benz. Atwood, Winterport, has been
re-appointed fish and game warden.
Mr.. Geo. I. Heating has entered the en-
ploy OF Mathews Bros as book-keeper
Mrs. Lewis Cannon and son Lewis left
last Thursday to visit relatives in Houlton
Me.
Mrs. Abraham Butts of Kingfield, Me. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Anjier Jacobs, a
few weeks.
Mr.. Albert Mcintosh left Monday on a
business trip to Cooper's Mills, Readfield
and Augusta
Miss Marion Narrower of Wilkes Barre,
Penn, arrived Wednesday to visit Miss
ENERGY CHM.
| MI Julius Andrews, who had been in
Belfast few days on business, returned to
| Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Charles H. Davis and little daughter
Hester of Dorchester. Mass, are visiting
Mrs. B. F. Wells.
Sumner c. Pattee came home from Bow
dom college to attend his brothers. wedding
and returned last Friday.
Mr.. Burton Clary of Winchester, Mass
arrived Monday, called here by the death of
his mother, Mrs S. S. Gross.
| Mrs. G. W. Stoddard left Saturday to spend
| the summer in Bethel, Me. DR.. Stoddard
accompanied her for a short visit
| Mrs II. E. Mcdonald has gone to Winter
port for d brief visit and will visit Bangor
and Green Lake before returning home.
Capt, E. E. Pendleton, whose home is now
in Boston, spent few days in Belfast the
last week, returning to Boston Monday.
Mrs. B. @. Dinsmore is in Boston with her
daughter, Miss Susan Dinsmore, who is
studying at the Conservatory of Music.
Miss ENERGY CHM arrived home last
Wednesday from Auburndale, Mass, where
she has been attending Lassell Seminary,
Mr. John Diczey Of Dorchester, Mass,
arrived Friday, called here by the illness of
his sister, Mrs. George Walker of No1thport
Abner Gilmore arrived from Seattle last
Saturday and will spend the summer here
He has been on the Pacific coast for ten
years.
Rev. j. F. Tilton, who has been in this
city preparing to move to East Dedham,
Mass, left with his W ife and little son last
Monday.
Judge ". H. Fogler of Rockland has been
selected as one Of the Advisory Committee
on Legal instruction at the new Law Uni
versity at Orono.
j. W. kn' wilton started Saturday for
Malone, New York, where he intends spend
ing the sunmer with his brother, Edw.
knowlton.
Capt. S. NJ. MilHker, son of the late Con-
gresham Milliken, and a recent graduate of
West Point, has been ordered to Manila as
quartermaster on Gen. Merritt staff
Mrs. Arnold Harris haa i,araIytic attack
June 5th, but is rapidly recovering. Her
daughters, Mrs. J. B Smith and Mrs Hyams
OF New York, arrived last week and are
with her.
The following lawyers from out of town
We're in Belfast Friday ON law business.
W. II, Montgomery Of Camden Charles E.
Lttletield Of BockIand b. f. Hamilton of
Biddeford, Joseph Williamson, Jr Of Au-
gusta.
Judge Advocate General f X. Gouid,
Past Colonel L. c. Moran, Delegate A. L.
Orne OF Rockland, and Robert A. Cony, Jr,
delegate from Augusta, We're in this city Fri
day returning from the Sons of Veterans
encampment at Pittsfeld.
June Sth from West BrooksvilIe to Bucks
port, taking Capt Jere Jones and family
there to attend the wedding of their son and
brother, James H. Jones, to Miss Efie NJ.
CHM Of Bucksport.
On the 2nd page will be found report of
the Jones-Ginn wedding in Bucksport June
Sth. The groom, Mr.. James II. Jones, has
many friends in this city, where he was in
the hardware business for some time. and
all extend congratulations and best wishes
to him and his bride.
J. Alonzo Nutter, W no opened the Hotel
Savoy in Boston, and later was connected
with a restaurant IN Hartford, Conn, is to
be manager of the Hollywood, Long Branch
Mr.. Nutter is we'll remembered in Maine,
and for some years was a steward on the
Boston & Bangor Steamship line.
Mrs. Gracia Sprague Pilsbury of San
Francisco, accompanied by her two children,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Sprague, 80 LIMERICK street, Rocklaf
Her husband, Capt. Albert F. Pillsbury, is
in command of one of the big transports
that is carrying troops and supplies to
Admiral Dewey at Manila.
Mrs. H NJ. Lord arrived home from Wash
ington, D. G., last night accompanied by her
children. Major II. NJ. Lord, paymaster in
the U. S. A, has been ordered to Manila
and if noth ng prevented lie left Washing
ton yesterday for San Francisco where he
will join the expedition that sails next
week. Mrs. Lord will remain here dur
ing the summer as the climate is much
cooler and Rockland is a pretty good place
after all. Rockland Star june 11th.
The following Waldo county students We're
among the graduates at the Castine Normal
school, June Sth: Alger L. Hall, Elhng-
woods Corner; Caro- Neal, North Isles
boro; Amy I. Maxhed, Standpoint; Robert
A. Webster, Stockton Springs; Grace NJ
Do, 1,- DNlc