The Republican journal., 1900-03-15
PERSONAL.

A. l. Brown was in Newport on business
Friday
Capt. c. Y. Cottrell went to Boston Mon
day on business.
Mrs W. G. Sawtelle left Tuesday to visit
her brother in Laconia, N H.
Prof A. A. Drury of Campello, Mass, was
in Belfast last week on business.
Mrs. Everard A. Wilson left Tuesday noon
to visit relatives in Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. S. Fl. Freeman has moved from Cam
den to Lincolnville, her former home.
Mrs. W. B. Newton of Boston visited her
mother. Mrs. Clara Gilmore the past week.
Miss j. w. Ferguson went to Boston
Yesterday on business for her millinery de-
partment.
Capt. Charles Barbour and wife of Deer
Isle were guests of MIR. and Mrs Adelbert
Knight last Saturday.
Miss Dora Casey, mil liner for Mrs. Gun
ningham, is attending the early spring open
ings in Boston.
Ross Patterson is spending his vacation
from Hebron Academy with relatives in
Rockport and Belfast
Ben ID. Field has gone to Bangor to attend
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Edward NJ.
Field.
Mrs. Cora Bigelow and daughter of North
Belgrade returned home Tuesday from a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Maxiield
Mrs. Vesta Haney of Penobscot is with
her brother, Clarence f. Leach, in Rock
port while Mrs. Leach visits friends in Bel
fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis F. Stevens and
oungest child came to Belfast last week to
attend the funeral of his brother Fred A.
Stevens.
Geo. W. Stevens of Louisville Ky, bus
mess associate of Col Harry Weissinger,
will visit Thomas II. Marshall Post, G. A.
r., this, Thursday, evening.
DR.. John Stevens has returned from
Washington, where he visited his son, Hon.
Frederick {. Stevens, representative in Con-
gress from St. Paul. Bangor News.
Misses Mildred NJ Mason, Edith Strout
and Louise Richards are at home for the
vacation from Pennington Normal School
and Miss Wilda Vose from TIN. Castine Nor
NAL School.
Mrs. Susan G. Mathews and Mrs Edward
j. Morrison went to Boston Monday for a
short visit Miss Avis Mathews, who has
been in Massachusetts several months, will
return home with them
E. d. Hatch of Islesboro has bought the
Stevens house on Crommett street. Water
Vile, and will shortly move into it, Mr..
Hatch moves to Warerville to avail himself
of its educational advantages for his chll-
dren.
Mrs. Charles Baker, who spent the tst
three months visiting her niece, Mrs. Fred
Storms in W Washington ID. C.. is this week at
the hous,, of her niece, Mrs. nellie NJ "
mon in New York. Mrs. Baker will visit her
brother, Mr.. Peter CARL at Orange, y y,
before she returns 20 Belfast.
Edward B. Wood son of the late Judge
Wood of Camden, has recently accepted a
/ fine position IN Alabama where l, will sup
erlntend the building OF a larg- cotton mali
He was formerly with Luy kWood Green X
| Co, mill architects, Boston. Mir Woa4 IS
a graduate IF the University of Name.
| Mrs Albert NJ. Carter left Monday to SIT
her brothers, William J. and Albert Cul-
| burn of Toledo, OHIO. She wlli r.u.ain
about a month. She Will De accompanied Oh
| her return by her sister, Miss Charlotte W
| Cohurn, who has spent the winter IA Iult-
| do, and they will visit in Massachusetts
week or more
! "Cncle Tan Robbins viii he me hun
| dred years old March 18th, aud the Messen-
| ger extends ITS sincere congratulations and
| hopes that the venerable old gentleman
| may live to see several more birthdays. We
| Opne that he VIII be the only man To have
| arrived al the one huudredth mile stone iu
| the history Of the town. At first it was
| intended to celebrate the event to a rer.
tain extent, but Mr.. Robbins feels unequal
| 10 the otcasoni and our citizens VIII prob
+ ably content themselves with calling tu
offer congratulations, Deer Isle Mes4eB-
ger.
| 1t is rather notable fact that there ~ tut
one romansic actor IN the popular priced
houses at present, and that one persists IA
| remaining there despite alluremen nts tn seek
recognition at higher prices This actor Is
| Thomas f. Shea, who ls the coming attrac-
| ton at the Academy of Music ana whose
repertoire as announced ~ az varied as any
ever presented in the capital city Three
years have marked rapid advance in the
reputation and popularity of Mr.. Shea and
the present interest indicates that his
gagement this year will be the largest he
has Yet played here. Washington, y. C..
Evening Star.
w. A. Mckenzie and wife were guests
last week of Mrs. G. 7. Carter Of this city.
Mrs Mckenzie was formerly Miss Emma
Moore of this city. They recently sold their
| place in Roxhury, Mass and are making
visiting tour by team through Maine, New
| Brunswick and Nova Scotia They report
the t:;y3 frnm Yarmouth. Y s wa Digby.
St. John. Calais and ST. Stephen amt thence
over the old Air Line stage road to Ban
! gor, as very interesting. The tIip of 80
miles was made in We DAYS. They found
, the travelling good III ost of the way,
A Breach OF Promise Suit