The Republican journal., 1898-01-06
PERSONAL.

| J. Fl. Burke left Monday for the west on
| business.
Edgar Keith went to Boston Monday for
| employment.
Charles H. Walden is at home for two
| weeks vacation.
Thomas Haugh went to Portland Satur-
! day on business.
| Miss Ada Mitchell went to Boston yester-
day to visit friends.
Miss Ella Caswell left Monday for visit
in Haverhill, Mass
H. H. Brown of Togus spent the holidays
with friends in Belfast.
| Miss Lizzie Trussell went to Portland last
week to visit her sister.
! Mrs. M. E. Haugh went to Lynn, Mass.
JAN 1st for short visit
| Miss Mary Hession left Monday for Brook
| lyn, N, to visit friends
Miss Sarah Haney left Monday for a visit
in Boston and New York
E. G. Bassick of Bridgeport, CT, was III
Belfast Jan, 1st on business
| Miss Ella " Dyer of Attleboro, Mass
visited relatives in Belfast last week.
| Mrs. James W. Jones went to Bridge
water, Mass, Monday for visit of three
| weeks.
| DIR. A. Ii. Weeks of Portland was in Bel
fast Dec. Both and performed three surgical
operations.
Capt. Geo. F. Ryan, who fell some weeks
ago. breaking knee cap, is able to get about
on crutches.
Miss ENERGY G inn returned to Lasseil
Seminary, Mass, Tuesday, from her holi-
! dog vacation.
Mrs. A. j. Stevens ,7Ten+ To Saco Tuesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Mary A. Parker,
who is quite ill.
Miss Louise Ferguson went to Clifton
dale, Mass, January 1st to spend the winter
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs FL. j. Woods of Orono will
arrive to-day for few weeks visit with rel
atives in this city.
Miss Grace Hall, former E. M. C. S.
student, is visiting In Bucksport, the guest
of Miss Florence Buck.
Mrs Edwin Woodside and son Tieston of
Sabattus spent the holiday week with Mr..
and Mrs. Tileston Wadlin.
Frank P. Wilson and Percy Ellis returned
Monday to resume their studies in Comer's
Commercial College, Boston.
Mrs. 1. V. Miller was called to Water
vile Saturday by the sudden illness of her
daughter Mrs. Leslie Hubbard.
Misses Barr Hazeltine and Poor returned
to Wellesley College yesterday after spend
ing their holiday vacation at home.
Capt. Oscar L. Limeburner arrived homie
Tuesday from Gloucester, where the schoon-
ar ". T.Tsiiiaes Yard is discharsidg
Miss, Winifred B. Simmons, High school
assis 4nt, has returned from visit in Nor
rilf ana is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Alden and family. camden Herald,
Miss Anne Crosby left Tuesday for Pitts
burg, Pa, to visit nee uncle, Mr., Horace
Crosby, and before returning will visit
friends in St Joseph, Mo.
E. A Banks left Monday for Malone, n
Y, where he has engaged to take charge OF
the commercial department of the Malone
Commercial and Shorthand Institute.
l. c. Libby, Esq, who was recently made
the subject Of a paragraph concerning his
boyhood days. says he was born in the Jown
of Exeter instead of Troy, and that the story
of his swapping coppers was incorrectly
told.
Two daughters, Mrs. Matte Carr of Som
ervile, NJ ass, and Mrs. Georgia Avery of
Brunswick, Me. and one granddaughter,
Mrs. Gertrude Kenninson of Somerville,
came to Belfast last week to attend the fn-
neral of John o. Bruce.
Mrs. Eta l. Davis resumed her duties as
book-keeper at A. A. Howes 4 Co.'S Mon
day, after long vacation due to disabled
wrist. The firm are now using their new
counting room on the second floor, which is
we'll lighted. comfortable and convenient
Dr. and Mrs. E. A Wilson left Tuesday
for Burlington, Vt, where the doctor is to
enter upon his duties as Assistant Professor
of Anatomy. They will remain in BurIing-
ton four months, and then go to New York,
where DR.. Wilson will take some special
studies before coming home
Rev. Charles Harbutt is just as much of
favorite as the pastor of a aourishing parish
as he was " hen, as a student of the theolog-
ical semina " his good sense. good fellow
ship and he of other good qualities, made
him one of he best liked mes who ever reg
istered at ne institution. On Christmas,
twelve of the gentlemen parishioners of Rev.
Mr.. Harbutt's Presque Isle church united
and purchased him a handsome Morris
| chair Bangor Commercial.
The following paragraph from the Elmlra
N. Y, Daily Advertiser will interest the
many friends here of Fred Barker, Esq.
| Papers Incorporating the Barker Rose x
| Clinton company of Elmira have been filed
| with the secretary of State. The new con-
cern is capitalized at 100000, divided into
1000 shares, and is to begin business with full
capital. Its objects stated to be TO conduct
| wholesale and retail hard ware business and
manufacture and sale of tires, The directors
| for the first year Fred Barker, Stephen
| Rose and Arthur Clinton, all of Elmra. -
Capt. Ephraim E. Pendeton, american
| Express messenger the Belfast branch
was succeeded Jan 1st by L. D. Candage of
| Rockland. Capt Pendletcn would have