The Republican journal., 1900-04-19
PERSONAL.

| Fred Smalley arrived home from Boston
Monday.
| Hiram McAlister of Burnham is quite i'll
with the grip.
| Mrs. Asa Turner returned last Thursday
from visit in Boston.
| Judge R. W. Rogers was in Waterville
last week on business.
Chas f. CHM was in Boston few days
| last week on business.
| II. J. Woods and wife of Orono are spend
ing the week in this city.
George Smalley of Chelsea, Mass, is visit
ing relatives in Belfast.
Miss Mary Hobbs of Brooks visited rela-
| tives in Belfast last week
Mrs. Judith Parker of Castine visited
| friends in Belfast last week.
| Harry W. Clark returned Sunday morning
from business trip to Boston.
Ross Patterson has returned to Hebron
Academy to resume his studies.
Chas r. Harrison is again able to attend
to business after two weeks illness.
Hon. A. f. Nckerson of Swanville went
to Boston last Thursday on business
Rex IIazeltine is at home for vacation of
/ one week from his school in Boston,
Miss S. w. Palmer of Portland visited
friends in Belfast the first of the week
Arthur F. Brown was at home last week
for a vacation from the University of Maine
The Wellesley students returned to the
college Monday from their spring vacation.
Mrs. Geo. O. Bailey is confined to her
house as the result of a fall ON the sidewalk
Mrs. William Shaw and daughter Blanche
visited Mrs. S. sister, Mrs. f. A. Staples,
last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Dunton returned
last week from few days visit in Provi-
dence, R. l.
Fred A. Hartman of Waterville and
Chas. A. Hartman of Bath were in Belfast
last Thursday.
Thos. E. Shea and wife left Monday for
Lowell, Mass, where he began his spring
tour the same evening.
Capt f. F. Bramhall was able to attend
to business last Thursday after being con
fined to the house three weeks.
Clarence Wyman and wife have returned
from California to Boston, where they ex-
pect to remain for some time.
Mrs Albert NJ. Carter and sister, Miss
Colburn, arrived home last Thursday from
visit to their brothers in Toledo, Ohio.
Fred g. Cox of Bethel, VT was in Belfast
a few days the past week on business. This
is his first visit to his old home in ten years,
Mrs Martha Carter returned home last
week from Massachusetts. where She has
been caring for her brother, John F
Smalley.
&. II. Patch and wife went to Bucksport
Saturday to visit their daughter, who has
lately moved there to engage in the millinery
business.
Amos Clement has gone to Seal IIarbor to
get the Seaside Inn in readiness for the
summer business. Many improvements
will be made
Henry Hills of East Nerthport left last
Thursda! to Join Il party which was soon to
start for Cape Nome via the Canadian
Pacific Il. Il,
Miss Edith Gillian has returned home
from Il trip to Cuba and Mexicoon a steamer
OF which her uncle, Capt. G. DuWnes. is
commander
vt the annual meeting in Lewiston of the
State Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals Charles Is. IIazeltlne of this city
was elected one Of the vice presidents.
Mrs. W. H. Moody and Miss Nancy Bailey
left California Tuesday for their home in
Belfast Miss Mabel Fuslman VIII Join
her aunt here in June, She is at present in
| California.
The engagement is announced of Albert
c. Swazey, Il prominent Bucksport business
man, to May Darling Woodman, youngest
daughter OF the late Theodore c. Woodman
of Bucksport
John F. Smaley has arrived home from
the Pacific coast, where he went hoping to
benefit his health. The climate of Cali
fornia did not agree with him and he re
turned east He was obliged to remain in
Massachusetts several weeks en- route
Mr. Charles Babson, light keeper on
Pumpkin Island is seriously i'll, Mr. Bah
son had il severe attack of grip a few weeks
ago and has not been well since. Mr.. John
p. Snow and wife Of Brooksvile are now
with him and will stay through the summer
as has been their custom the past ten Years
Stonlngt0n Press.
{. j. Hall and Clinton g. Ferguson went
) to Mt Desert Monday, after spending few
days in Belfast. Mr.. Hall was returning
from IA business trip to Philadelphia, and
= Mr.. Ferguson came to attend the funeral of
his grandmother. Their families viii 90 to
Mt Desert for the season soon.
Bishop Mallaieu. Rev. a. j. Palmer, D.
d., and Rev W. A. Spencer, D. D.. official
visitors to the NJ, f. Conference are guests
of Collector J. 5. Hartman. Dr. Mason,
the coloret orator, and Dr.. Parkhur>t editor
of Zion's Herald, have rooms IL the Brooks
house.
C.. A. MahoneS has leased Hotel Willows,
Pennington, and will take possession at
once. E. &. Gay has been the proprietor of
J this prettily located set of buildings for
several wears. industrial journal
Mr.. Mahoney, formerly of this city has
been conducting a restaurant in Farming