The Republican journal., 1899-10-19
PERSONAL.


business trip to Boston.
Mr.. Pooler's many Belfast friends congrat.
ulate him on his promotion.
Mrs. Francis Whitmore left Monday for a
short visit in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Mark Knowlton of East Northport
left Monday for short visit in Boston.
Capt. G. W. smallidge and wife returned
home to Castine Saturday from Boston.
Fl. W. Thorndike and Charles Wilson OF
Rockland are guests of Chas. r. Coombs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hall left last Thurs
day for an excursion to Washington, ID G.
Selwin E. Bowen and wife returned home
from Boston Saturday to spend the winter
Miss Ella Whitmore is spending her vaca
ton from Critchett, Sibey & Co.'S office. in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wyman arrived
home Saturday from a visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs, H. 81. johnson and daughter Ella
May left Saturday for a visit in Boston and
Lowell.
Mrs. E. E. Pendleton arrived Saturday
from Boston, for short visits in Belfast and
Islesb boro.
Albert Cobbett of Portsmouth, n. H.. ar.
rived Monday to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus K. Patterson returned
home last Friday from a months visit in
Massachusetts.
Miss lnez Move returned to Lowell, Mass
Saturday, after spending the summer in Bel
fast and Northport.
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Thompson arrived
home Oct. 18th from weeks carriage drive
in Kennebec county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smirnof of Dorches-
ter Mass, returned home last Thursday
from visit in Belfast,
Mrs. W. G. Barbour and daughter Hazel
of Tenants Harbor arrived last week to
visit friends in this city.
G. z, Lombard went to Waterville Friday
to attend the silver anniversary of ST. Omar
Conmandery, Knights Tomplar.
DR.. Hovey L. Shepherd of Winchester
Mass, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman W. Shepherd of this city
Henry Herrick of Bridgeport, Conn, ar
rived Monday to visit his father, Joseph
Herrick of Northport, W ho was quite ILL.,
Isaac Wilband went to St. John, n B.,
Friday to attend the funeral of his brother
William, who died suddenly in thai city.
DR., nd Mrs. F. f. Buck have returned
home from delightful visit to several
places in Maine. jacksonville Fla, Me
tropolis.
Andrew Colcord arrived here Friday from
Sunday in Searsport and returned to Cam
den Monday.
Forest Currier and wife of Camden We're
guests Of Otis Whjtmore last week. They
spent Sunday in Northport and returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bailey, who was called to
Belfast by the death Of her father, Dr. j. NJ.
Fletcher, left for her home in San Francisco
last Saturday.
The friends OF Mr.. Wallace r. Tarbox of
Fryehurg Maine will be pleased to learu he
has SO far recovered from his severe illness
as to be able to sit up.
Mrs. Elizabeth Champline of Bangor Ar.
rived Saturday. to care for Mrs Nahum
Pendleton of Islesboro, who has been i'll at
the home of n. S. Piper.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith and Miss Eliz.
abeth Kelley left Monday to attend the Uni
versalist National Convention in Boston.
The meetings will hold two weeks
The Pittsfeld Advertiser, in its report of
the session of the Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars in that town gives an excellent portrait
of George E. Brackett and has this to say OF
him:
Mr. Sewell Black of Orlando Fla, and
his daughter, Mrs. VIZ Downs Of Chestnut
Hill, Mass, returned to Massachusetts Sat
urday. Mr.. Black will visit his daughter
before returning South
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. l. Wilson and little Ever
ard left Saturday afternoon for Brookine,
Mass, where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have lived in Belfast
about six years and leave many friends here
The two little sons of Capt and Mrs NJ
U. DOW have arrived here for the winter
The rest of the family will make the voyage
from Montreal to the United KIM gdom in the
bark Rebecca Crowell which takes a cargo
Of deals. Bucksport Herald.
W. 9. Thompson, formerly of this city, is
now in the employ of the National Cask ct
Co. Of New York. He is in receipt of letter
from his former employers, Sargent & Co,
of New York, which he prizes highly, as it
is very complementary to his ability and
fidelity while in their employ.
One of the most devoted workers in the or
der who was present at this session was
George K. Brackett of Belfast, who has
been an active member of the order for the
past % years and during that time his advice
and earnest work has been of inestimable
value to the order. He has held numerous
offices in the Grand Lodge, and for many
years was Grand Secretary.
At the meeting of Co. H, Tillson Light In
fantry, Tuesday night, Willard c. Pooler
was elected second lieutenant to fl the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of Mer-
vyn Ap Rice. Thirty votes were hast, Mr..
Pooler having an easy majority. The new
lieutenant is one Of Rockland $ well-knOwn
business men, and one of the most popular
members OF the company. He enlisted in
Co, Fl when it was reorganized some three
years ago, and at Chickamauga served as hos
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