The Republican journal., 1898-05-05
PERSONAL.

| Russell Sanborn of Portland spent Sunday
in Belfast.
DR.. G. P. Lombard went to Portland
yesterday.
Mrs. J. Y. Cottrell left Tuesday to visit in
Boston and Laconia.
Mrs. A. S. Fahy returned home Saturday
from a visit in Boston
Leander Staples of Monroe went to Boston
Tuesday on business
Herbert E. Bradman was in Bangor last
Thursday on business.
James S. Hartman, Esq, was in Bangor
last Thursday on business
Mrs. W. X. Keene arrived home Saturday
| from short visit in Boston
Wyatt r. Carrow is employed as clerk in
| the market of E. F. Bramhall
Chas. Cunningham left Tuesday for How
ard, where he has employment
Emeline A. Gushee of Appleton has been
granted widow pension of S12
Mrs. Ann NJ. Chenery arrived in Belfast
last Thursday to spend the summer
AIbciu IL NuuSett w no mas Deeu quite HI
several weeks is again able to work
Mr., and Mrs. John H. Quimby went to
Boston yesterday for Z short visit
Hon. w. c. Marshal attended a meeting
OF the State Assessors in Augusta Monday.
Mrs. Daniel Duncan of North Haveuis vis-
| iting her sister, Mrs. D. F. Stephenson, in
this city.
| Charles B, Hazeltne, r. t. Rankin and
| Elmer Sherman went to Auburn fishing
| Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Felix A Fortier of Camden
| visited relatives in Belfast and Swanville
the past week.
| Chas. A. Pilsbury and family are moving
| from Miller street to Wingate Cottage,
| Northport Avenue
| Miss Gertrude Carrow has begun he
millinery season to complete her trade with
Mrs Fl. B. Cunningham
Mrs S. E. Dow of Portsmouth, n. H,
visited her sister, Mrs B. F. Maddocks,
Bridge street last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Fletcher returned
where they spent the winter.
James W. Jones has moved into the Crow
| ley house which he recently bought and
Mrs. Crowley has gone to Augusta
| Mr., and Mrs G F Kent are to move from
% High street to Il Church street. and ex-
! pect to occupy their new quarters this week
| Mr. and Mrs. Mark Knowlton of Northport
! arrived home by steamer, Sunday morning.
from Boston, where they spent the winter.
Mrs. Henry 0. Archibald left by steamer
City of Bangor last Friday morning for Bos-
ton, for surgical Treatment for spinu troll-
| bic
Ezra Talbot, fireman On the passenger
| train, is taking vacation Du account ut i.l
health. His place is supplied by Harry
Noble.
Levi Clay Charles Weel and Clarence
Conant went to Biddeford last Thursday to-
run wires for the New England Telephone &
/ Telegraph Co
Alden d. Chase entered upon his seventy
seventh year last Saturday He was the re-
cipient of numerous floral remembrauces
| from friends.
Mrs. O'Connen received letter Tuesday
from her husband Charles O'ConneH, in
Alaska He reported himself as in good
health and spirits.
ArviIle Redman of this CITY ost consider
able property, inc!uding valuable lneehani
cal instruments, in the recent tire in the
Boston School of Technology,
Among those present at the grand
medieval festival of the Boston Art Stu
dents Association in the Grundmann stpdios
| Boston, last week, was Mr. Edward John
| son.
Thomas Haugh arrived home SATURDAY.
from Alaska He went with II. E. McDon-
AIDS party, but left them when they started
up the pass and returned to Boston, where
he has since been visiting.
Mrs. G. G. Winslow, Miss Mary jackson
and Miss Mary Wood, of Belfast, Mrs. Gil
man Roberts and Miss Ida B Roberts of
Waldo went to Bangor last Thursday to at
tend the East Maine Methodist Conference.
Under the caption of "Denvers Pretty
Children" the Denver Times of April 2sth.
has portrait of Helen Oakes Angler. oniy
Chi Id of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Angler,
| born in Denver March o. 1897
Mrs. E. G. Woodbury. of Northport went
to Bucksport last week to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. H. Maffitt, and the two, with
Mrs. rs little daughter, attended the Meth
odist Conference in Bangor.
Kendall M. Dunbar was admitted to the
courts of the State as practicing attorney
at the last term of the Supreme Court Mr..
Dunbar is secretary of the State Senate and
was formerly editor OF the Damariscotta
Herald.
w. I'll. Mcclellan, esq, went to Augusta
Tuesday and appeared before Judge White
| house at a hear ing in the interest of sec,Ir-
! ing the release of Daniel A Robbins of
Belfast from the insane hospital The
result of the hearing was the release of
Robbins, and he accompanied Mr.. Mcclellan
home on the afternoon train
Prof. l.. G. Bate1nan of Auburn has offer
ed his services to the Government. He
claims the distinction of being the younpest
Grand Army man i'll the State, having enlist
ed at Is; but the Hallowel Register saws