The Republican journal., 1900-06-14
PERSONAL.

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business.
| Miss Alice Duffie is in Camden for few
weeks visit.
Frank W. Collins of Rockland spent Sun
day in Belfast.
c. G. Ferguson spent few days the pas
week in Belfast
Hon. r. W. Rogers went to Portland las-
Friday on business
E. F. Clements was in Skowhegan last
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Fred W. Bailey went to Waterville
Monday for short visit
Mrs. E. r. Pierce of Detroit, Mich, arriv.
ed Saturday to visit relatives in this city
Miss ENERGY CHM left Saturday to attend
the commencement exercises of Lassel]
Seminary.
Z. Is. HaZeltlne, Esq, returned FRIDAY
from a ten days sojourn at Moosehead
Lake.
Mrs. Mary A. Crocker and daughter Flor
ence are visiting Mrs. C's brother, George
R. Doak.
Mrs. 1nez NJ. Pendleton was in the city
last Friday. She is spending the summer i'm
Islesboro.
Ralph l.. Cooper returned Saturday from
Orono, where he is student at the Univer-
sity of Maine
A. w. Brainard of Lawrence, Mass, visit
ed his brother-in- law, W. P. Thompson,
ESQ.,, the past week.
Charles S. Bickford went to Orono Mon
day to attend the commencement exercises
at the University of Maine.
Monte Adelia Turner of Palermo Centre
was a member of the graduating class at
the Pennington Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Murphy and Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Wilson attended the meeting
of Waldo County Grange in Freedom June
9Th.
Mrs. J. M. Leighton returned last Thurs
day from a visit in Boston, accompanied by
her friend, Mrs. John Stoddard of Fair
haven, Mass.
Harold P. Garlic arrived Saturday from
the Boys Military School in Billerica, Mass,
to spend his summer vacation with his
mother, Mrs Essie p. Carle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. R. Marshall and son
Charlie arrived from Sioux Falls, s. d., last
Friday. Mr.. Marshall expects to remain
about two weeks; the others to spend the
summer here.
Percy A. Hasty of Jackson was mem
ber of the graduating class at the Maine
Central Institute, Pittsfeld, this year. The
graduating exercises took place June 10TH
18th and 10Th
Miss Alice Barlow of Newton, Mass, Mrs.
j. L. Frank, child and nurse of Boston, and
Mrs. F. c. Slade of Oakville Ct, are guests
of Mrs. Ira NJ Cobe at her cottage at South
Shore, Northport.
Capt. Jonas B. Ferguson arrived home
Saturday morning from Boston, where he
left sch, Henry Whitney on account of an
accident to his left hand. The hand was
caught in sheet while going into Boston
harbor.
Mrs. Eliza a. White, who has been with her
y.
Monday for Pennington She will remain
there few weeks and then go with her
grandson, Robert White, to Michigan to
spend his vacation.
Maurice W. Lord, son of Henry L. Lord of
city, had his left leg amputated May 3lst.
He is now gaining in strength and the limb
is healing finely The operation was per
formed by Dr. Weeks of Portland, assisted
by local surgeons.
The members Of the senior class of the
University of Maine held their annual exit
banquet at the Castine House, Castine,
Thursday night. Joseph O. Whitcomb re-
sponded to the toast, "Mormonism" Walter
n. Cargill of Liberty is member of the
class.
John Holmes of Jersey City, n. j., was
in Belfast ON business the past week. He
was proprietor for several years OF IA theatre
in Brooklyn, which he sold three years ago
and built one in Jersey City with seating
capacity of 1880. He came here to sell the
Holmes mill property in Waldo.
Charles f. Paul, after graduating from
the Institute of Technology, Boston, last
week, accompan led his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. &. Paul. to Belfast, but left for Bos-
ton Monday, having fine position with the
j. w. Tufts Co. of that city as IA machine
designer His vacation was short one.
VIM. A. Murray, b. c. F., University of
Maine, 80, who has been assistant instructor
in civil engineering at the University the
past year, has secured very promising
position in civil engineering on the New
York Central R. r. He passed Sunday and
Monday with his parents here, and left
Tuesday morning for his new position. His
headquarters is Buffalo, n. y. Pittsteld
Advertiser.
Rev. Geo. S. Mills, Mrs. Mills and son
Charlie will leave in few days for Linz
erick, Me-, to attend the wedding of Mr..
Mills sister. Mr.. Mills will attend the class
reunion of his college class, Dartmouth,
1890 which will be held ommencement
week, and will deliver an address to the
students Sunday evening, June 9th.
Capt. Lucan Heal of Rockport Who serv-
ed in the United States Navy, has obtained
through Gen. Cilley'S agency a reissue of
pension which will give him a handsome sum
Of arrears, namely Sc a month from Nov. %
1862; S12 month from Dec 3, 1881 S16 d
month from July 10, 1889: and S11 a month
from July "a, 1898 This amounts in round
numbers to about $4,4OO, in addition to en-
suring Capt. Heal continuance of S17 q