The Republican journal., 1900-02-22
PERSONAL.

A'AAo' II. a. ~. Is Qulb9 Ill dC ner
| home on Cedar street.
Elbridge S. Pitcher returned Saturday
from business trip to Boston.
Miss Kate E. Pillsbury left Monday for
short visit in Massachusetts.
Miss Josephine Healy of Gardiner is visit.
ing her brother Rev. j. E. Kealy.
Col. Milton Fl. French, formerly of Thorn
aston, was in the city last Thursday.
Emery White went to Boston Monday to
attend the Boston Conservatory of music
| Mrs. A. A. Knights was in Rockland re-
Gently visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Clark
| Capt. Nathaniel Haskell and wife of Port
| land are the guests of relatives in this city.
A. Crowell and lady of Newport attended
the Knight of Pythias ball Monday evening
| Mrs. S. FL. Mason of Nutley, N j., visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester E. Perkins last week
| M. L. Mitchell, of the firm of Mitchell &
Trussell, went to Boston Monday on busi-
ness.
| Thomas Carter has gone to Reading, Mass
to work in a machine shop with his brother
i Roland.
| Miss Charlotte W. Colburn went to Toledo,
Ohio, last week to visit her brothers for two
| months.
| Mrs. W. x. Keene and daughter Margaret
left Monday for visit in Boston and Wa
( tertown.
Mrs. James Scott of Camden left yester-
day for Kennebec county, after short visit
| in Belfast.
John ID. Walker of East Northport left
yesterday for Tennessee, where he has en-
| ployment.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Thorndike of Rock
land came to Belfast Monday to attend the
X. of P ball.
Miss Emma Crockett of Rockland came to
| Belfast Monday to attend the knights of
Pythias ball.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Follett of Rockland
| came to Belfast to attend the knights of
Pythias Ball.
Mr.. Geo. W. Havner of Boston is visiting
his mother in this city. 1t is his tirst visit
here for % years
Judson E. Cottrell, VINO has been ill some
weeks, is again able to be up and dressed,
| and his sight is much better
Mrs. Velzora A. Mitchell and her daugh-
ter, Miss Hattie A Clark returned Monday
| from a five weeks visit in Sherbrooke, Can
ada.
Cbas. F. CHM and daughter Isabelle, Her
bert I. Field and sister Annie, will start to-
day for a ten days trip to Washington
ID. C.
Parker I. Fuller of Rockland, State agent
for the Security Life Insurance Company, of
New York, was in Belfast last week on bus
mess.
Mrs. Frank G. Pitcher of Medford. Mass,
nee Jennie Libby, has been the guest O! Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Dinsmore on Church street
the past week.
The announcement comes from Haverhili
Mass, that Rev Frank A Gilmore of that
city has accepted call to the Unitarian
church in Madison Mich
Chas B. Dickersou Of Waterville visited
his mother, Mrs. E. A. d. Burlington d few
tdN inc IdSU Nttk. NE ls recovering UDe-
ly from the effects of his accident.
Joseph williamson, Jr.. IS, was one of
the speakers at the recent annual dinner of
the kennebeC Bowdoin Alumni Association,
at the Cony House, Augusta. Feb. 18th.
II. o. Archibald, foreman of the Belfast
Age when the office was burned one year
ago, and later publisher of the Belfast Di-
rectory, is now located in Washington, D. G.
DR.. W. l.. West. veterinarian, arrived
home Tuesday from Chicago, where he has
taken postgraduate course. He was
valedictorian of his class, and his rank was
976.
Miss Edith Dunton has returned from
Worcester, Mass where she has taken les
sons in stenography and type-writlng, and
has entered the law office Of Dunton x Dun
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Welch left yes
terday to visit their daughter, Mrs. w. ?.
Carter, of Maiden Mass. Mr.. Welch will
attend the Grand Lodge of the A. 0. L. W.
in Boston next week.
James Kelley the boy whose leg was
amputated recently as the result of coast
ing accident, is able to go about little on
crutches. He attended school yesterday as
a spectator during the Washipgtons birth
day exercises
Among the passengers leaving here by
train last Monday morning were Mrs. Henri
eta Luce and Miss Edith Gilman on their
way to New York, and Rev. Il. I. Capen of
the Baptist church on a visit to his parents
in Watertown, Mass. MIR. Capen will return
the last OF the week.
AT the recent meeting of the Maine
Sta te Bar Association in Auburn VIM. p.
Thompson, Esq. of Belfast was appointed
on the committee on membership, Joseph
Williamson, Esq, of Belfast on the commit
tee on legal history and r. F. Dunton Esq,
of Belfast on the committee legal educa-
tion.
Friends of DR.. Charles P. Bean of Boston
have received letters announcing that his
condition became more serious last Friday,
when pleurisy set in, but he passed the crIsis
Sunday, and his physicians We're hopeful
of his recovery, if his heart kept good and
nothing further sets in. >
Miss Iaidee b. Carter is stenographer for
the Ecumenical Conference of Foreign Mis-
sious I5G Fifth Ayeuu+ New Work doing