The Republican journal., 1900-03-01
Personal.

Miss Lena Matthews is visiting in Winch
endon, Mass.
Mrs. A. c. Burgess went to Boston by
train Monday.
Capt. John G. Condor is quite i'll at his
on Condor street.
Ralph Ames of Unity visited relatives in
Belfast the past week.
Mrs. Jesse Fl. Webber of this city is visit
ing friends in Searsport.
Hon G. M. Warren of Castine was in
Belfast Monday on business.
Mr.. Josiah Chase of York visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. r. Howard last week.
Miss Inez l.. Barker of Centre Montvlle
arrived last Saturday to visit friends
Miss Rebecca Cousens of Brookline Mass.
is visiting her aunt, Miss Juliet A. Wggin.
HI. A. Toward of Waterville, Roadmaster
OF the M. G. r. R., was in the city Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. W. E. Marsh returned Feb
21st from weeks visit in Whitetield and
Augusta.
Frank R. Wiggin, cashier of the People
National Bank, has been reappointed no.
tary public.
Mrs. Fl. H. Hilton and little daughter of
Cambridge, Mass, are visiting her pareL is,
MIR and Mrs. Edward Sibley.
The latest reports from Dr. Chas P Bean
are that he is much better and his friends
are confident of his recovery
Miss Jessie Knowlton is spending a vaca.
ton from Boston with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Knowlton of Northport.
Capt. Alzo NJ. Carter is at home from Proyl-
dence, h. l., where his schooner the Sarah
W Lawrence, is discharging coal from Balti-
more.
Misses Jessie Keene of Waldoboro and
Mary Mckay of Camden were guests of Mrs
G. G. Winslow Feb. Dist. They were or
their way home from Bucksport Seminary.
At the annual meeting at Portland Feb
22nd, of The Maine Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution, Hon. Joseph William
son of Belfast was elected one of the vice
presidents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Black. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank G. Mixer, George Black of this
city and Mrs. Clark of Freedom drove TO
Searsmont Feb. 21st, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Patience T. Moody, relative
The late DR.. Geo. w. Field of Bangor
gives by his will, in addition to the public
bequests mentioned last week, s., 900 each to
his five nephews and nieces in this city,
Frank L., Ben D., Herbert T. Annie v and
Caroline W. Field.
W. G. Pooler of Rockland has been ad-
vanced from second to first Lieutenant Of
Company H, lst Maine Infantry. Mr.
Pooler's many Belfast friends congratulate
him on his promotion, and in the near tt-
ture expect to greet bin as Colonel
Joseph S. Patterson, formerly OF Belfast,
but who left here some years ago, writes us
concerning the boom III the iron and steel III
dustry in Pittsburg, and Alleghany City,
Pa. One concern III the latter place ls run
ming day and night with 5000 men IN both
turns. A steel car company is turning out
A. cars per day, and these ears ar fast Eak-
ing the place of the wooden ones.
Miss Edith Kirby, who with her Inoturr
spent summer here several years ago, *
now at Coronado, California. The Sau Diego
Union says of a recent sacred concert at
Hotel del Coronado for the benefit Of the
Chlldren's s Home society of San Diego
A severe cold prevented MISS Edith Kirby.
one of Coronado's sweetest singers and mos
populaf society bellies, from taking part
the programme, much to the regret of Ler
numerous admirers.
Capt. D. A. Carter left Monday to return
to the Pacific coast, after a visit OF few
months in Belfast He is interested IN I, gold
mine in Alaska from which he has received
very favorable reports. Mrs. Carter Went to
Massachusetts and they will make a short
visit there. Capt Carter'5 sister Mrs 81
lie Robinson and daughter Alma Of Portland
spent a few days with them here aud re
turned hoino Monday.