The Republican journal., 1900-02-08
PERSONAL.

F. E. Cottrell of Camden was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Amy Clinch of this city is visiting in
New Brunswick.
orrin J. Dickey spent few days in Rock.
land the past week.
A. A. Howes returned Saturday from
business trip to Boston.
Joel E. Dodge arrived from Boston Mon
day for short vacation.
DIR. B. Coson of Bangor wa, in Belfast
last Saturday on business.
!. Superintendent Brick was in Boston and
Lowell a few days last week.
Miss Lizzie X. Robbins came home from
Newtonville last week for a visit.
Miss Lena French of Thomaston is visit
ing her aunt, Miss Sarah R. Gardner.
Joseph NJ. Tibbetts left last Friday for
North Jay, where he had employment
E. o. Thorndike of Hartman Tenn, ar
rived Saturday for visit of few days
Mrs. Lydia NJ Russell, who has been quite
i'll several weeks. is gradually improving.
Miss Zaidee B. Carter is in New York.
where she has employment in typewriting.
Mrs. Emma NJ Wadlin went to Bangor
last Friday, called there by the illness of a
friend.
Mrs. Velzora A. Mitchell and Miss Hattie
Clark returned last week from a visit in
Canada.
Mrs. Caro- E. Carter, whose home is in
Maiden, Mass, arrived last week to visit
relatives.
Geo. B. Kellar, wife and child of New
Haven, CT, registered at the Revere House
last Thursday.
Mrs. +. j. Biather and Mrs. j. Walker. Jr..
of Boston visited Mrs. BIS mother, Mrs. M.
E. Haugh last week.
James Pattee and Henry Lord went to
Portland Monday to serve as grand Jurors in
the u S. Circuit Court.
Austin W. Keating was in Camden and
Rockland last week in the interests of the
Niagara Falls Acetylene Gas Co.
Dustin H. Cunningham of Natick Mass,
returned home last Thursday, after attend
ing the funeral of his father in this city.
Mrs. Amos Clement and son, Stephen
Caldwell Clement, went to Ipswich, Mass,
last week to attend the funeral of her uncle.
Stephen Caldwell.
Judson E. Cottrell, who recently had
second paralytic shock is confined to his
bed, unable to move or speak, and his eve.
sight is nearly gone.
At the meeting of the Maine Hotel Pro.
prietors Association in Bangor last week W.
E. Grinnell of Searsport was elected vice
president for Waldo county.
In the will of the late Col. David Bugbee
of Bangor, Fred II. Moses of Bucksport
particular friend of the deceased, was re-
nembered by two fine OIL paintings.
John Fl. Healey is at home from Halls
Quarry, Sonies Sound, having completed the
Job upon which he was at work there He
Will go to North Jay in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Dyer and SON Fred
of Brockton, Mass, arrived Saturday with
the remains of their son and brother, Harry
B. Dyer, who died in Brockton Friday.
4'llo' a. L 1elHSolC anu llltlt Tltitu Dl
Gardiner arrived last week to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Robbins
Belfast was represented at the banquet in
honor of ex-Chief Justice John A. Peters IN
Bangor last Thursday by Messrs. w. Fl Nc
Lellan, F. Dunton, Joseph Williamson
and W. p. Thompson.
The Courier Gazette announces that May
or d. n. Mortland will receive renomina-
ton by Rockland Republicans but that
Parker L. Fuller, who was Mr.. Mortand's
opponent last year, will not accept renom-
ination. Some of the Democratic leaders
are not sure, it says, that they Will place a
ticket in the field this spring.
Twenty friends of Mrs Anna G. Winslow
gave her a surprise party Tuesday and
mutually enjoyable afternoon was spent 1t
was Mrs Winslow's birthday, she being SO
years old Tea was served at ) o'clock -.
Tuesday was also the birthday of Mrs Lydia
Brooks Ferguson, who was "a years old
Her health would not admit of her having a
party, but few friends called during the
day and extended congratulations.
City Marshal VIM. II. Sanborn hal an
attack of cerebral hemorrhage last Saturday
morning. Not arising as usual he was cali
ed and found to be in stupor, from which
he was awakened with difficulty. His fam
lily physician was called, and the attack was
found to be slight. He remained in bed
that day but was able to be up and dressed
Sunday He was able to walk out and come
up town yesterday.
Miss Lou Il. Lttletield of Belfast, who
had charge of the department of elocuton at
tbs Union Academy, Corinna, for the school
year, will sever her connection with the
school with the close of the present term
and return to her home in Belfast, where
she will take much needed rest, after
which she will go to Boston, where she will
again take up her studies in elocutlon for
the remainder of the winter. Nennebec
journal.
Many who read the article on William F.
Morrill, in The Journal last week wondered
as to the meaning of the word Nylic. We
learn from an exchange that the word is
composed of the initials of the New York Life
Insurance Company. AS senior IN ylic" Mr..
Morrill, can retire if he should choose from
active business, the monthly check coming
whether he works or not.