The Republican journal., 1899-01-19
PERSONAL.

Rockland last week
Mrs. P. G. Peirce has gone to New York to
visit Mrs. J. W. Dougan
Mrs. Helen A. Carter returned TO Belfast
last week from Lowell, Mass.
Jones E. Davis of Boston is visiting his
father and sisters in this city
Ross San born arrived home last Thursday
from Bangor, for short visit.
Mrs. S. l.. Hanscom of Thomaston return
ed home last Thursday from visit in Bel
fast.
Angler Jacobs and wife went to Kingtield
Saturday to visit Mrs. J,'s mother, who is
sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazael McKeen arrived home
by Sundays boat from visit in Massachu-
setts
Mrs. w Ell. Matfit and daughter of Bucks
port are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. W ood-
bury.
Arthur B. Merrill and wife of Hudson,
Mass, return ed Monday from a visit in
Winterport.
Mrs. Annie Mitchell of Boston came to
Belfast last week to attend the funeral OF
her father, Jacob G. Cook, ESQ
Representative NJ. c. Hill was confined to
his house few days the past week by H.
ness, but returned to Augusta Tuesday.
Mrs. Jerome Brown, who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan w.
Coombs, returned last week to er home in
Boston.
Rev. j. NJ and Mrs Leighton left Mon
day morning for. New Market, n. H, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Leighton's sister
Mrs Towie.
Rev. Edward Cunningham of Ishp, N Y,
was in town last week. He came to bring
the remains of his father, Warren Chandler
Cunningham.
Capt Ansel w Watsworth, who was confined
to the house six weeks by the grip was able
to ride into the city Monday. He is grad
ually gaining.
Mrs. L. /. Hubbard is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. v Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs, Hubbard recently moved from Water
vile to Brunswick.
Atwood Cilley of Lincolnvile arrived here
by steamer Sunday afternoon from Roxbury,
Mass, where he has an engagement AZ
member of the Pythlan Band and Hobbs
Orchestra.
| Drs. W. L. West OF Belfast and T, f,
Freeman of Rock land returned last Thurs
day from Augusta where they attended the
annual meeting of TIE Maine Veterinary
Medical Association.
| II. NJ. Bean of Camden began shiY build
ing II years ago and has built 81 vessels.
| The tive-masted sci uouer John b. Prescott,
launched from his yard Jan. Eth, is the
| largest schooner in the world,
The friends of Miss Fannie Clark, who
| lived in Camden for some years. are panied
to hear of the loss which has come 10 heI in
the death of her mother, Mrs Lyman Clark
who died at Monroe, TUESDAY. Jan,5l, after a
| long and painful Illness. Camden II raid,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo A Quimhy, Mr. and
Mrs. f. !. Wilson, Messrs. L. II Murch, o
J. Dickey and G. A, Pilslury went to Al
gusta yesterday to attend the annual meet
ing of the Maine Press Association.
At recent meeting in Boston of Abigail
Adams Chapter, Daughters of the American
/ Revolution, Miss Louise johnson read
| paper on Deborah Sampson. the Romantic
/ Heroine Of the Revolution 4 synopsis OF
the paper from the Boston Trauscnpt il pub
lished on 81 page.
w. E, St John of Portland, who came
Monday 10 install the officers Of the Red
Men, met while here an old comrade u
arms, City Marshal Vim. II, Sanhorn. They
We're privates in Co. E, 10Th Maine Infantry.
ami had not met before since eavng the
service thirty-two years ago.
At the annual meeting of the Budwell
| Water Power Co, j. W. Harmon was elect
ed agert, and holds the same ttice in the
| Union Land Co., that bought vi the Bodwei
company so much Of its real estate as was
not connected with the water power. MI
| Harmon. lives at Old Town, but was former
ly we'll known resident of this county.
Mrs B. B. Grant, who was visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. TrusseI, las
week received letter Friday from her hus.
band, who is in Washington with the 5th
Massachusetts, volunteers. Corpora Grant
writes that the Regiment does not know
| whether it will be sent to the Philippines, OF
Cuba, or be kept at home.
| Away up near the right hand corner Of
! the house sit three venerable Solons, ali
| in d bunch. They are Messrs. Nc Fadden
of Dresden, Harmon of MachIasport and
! Dawson of Monroe They are by no means
| in their senility. They are full of vigor and
| frisky as young colts All three have white
| locks, although McFadden has only one
| lock left, and all three continually con-
ferring with each other as though Matching
up some bald-headed scheme Augusta
| Cor. Portland Express.
At meeting of the Maine Veterinary
Medical Association held at Hotel North,
| Augusta, Jan, l1th. DR. w. l.. West of
| Belfast was reelected President, and DR.,
+, E. Freeman, Rocklanu, a member OF the
executive committee. A paper was read by
DR., Freeman of Rockiand, subject, Duty of
the veterinarian to his associates. A pro-
| posed veterinary bill was discussed and
agreed upon to be presented TO the legisIa-
ture.
| The name of Clifford G. Pattee of Belfast
| is among those who are entered on the pro-
visonal list at Bowdoin college This is