The Republican journal., 1901-01-10
PERSONAL.

Frank Il. Mixer went to Boston Monday
on business.
Mrs. c. J. Hall left Monday for a short
visit in Boston.
John B. Thombs of Thomaston is visiting
relatives in Belfast
F. w. Collins of Rockland was in Belfast
last Friday on business
Miss Milly Grout went to Hampden Tues
day for short visit.
VIM. R. Ford went to Brockton, Mass,
Monday to work in shoe factory.
Mrs. Margaret Crockett of Bangor is
visiting her sister, Mrs c. F. Cobbett.
John N. Stewart fell on the sidewalk near
his house Monday and was quite badly
bruised
Lewis II. Hart is engaged as salesman on
G. G. Pierce & Co.'S wholesale confectionery
wagon.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Winslow left Wednes-
day to visit relatives in Brooklin, Mass,
and will be absent several weeks.
Miss Margaret Hazeltine returned yester-
day to Wellesley College, after spending
ner hOllday vacation at home.
I. L. Shute returned home Tuesday even
ing from Ellsworth, where he had been at
work short time in a shoe factory.
Mrs. Mary A. Blake of Franklin, Mass,
returned home Tuesday after visit of
several weeks to her mother, Mrs. Joseph
bennett.
Orrin j. Dickey has resigned as Belfast
correspondent of the Bangor Daily News
and is to devote his time to the business of
the Beacon Ethical Union.
Mrs. w. II. Fogler of Rockland arrived
Saturday and will remain in Belfast while
Judge Fogler is holding Court. They are
stopping at the Windsor Hotel
Misses Annie Foss of Cambridgeport and
Margaret Doherty of Watertown, Mass,
visited friends and relatives in this city, at
Poor's Mills and in Knox the past week
DR.. W. L. West read paper last evening
Wednesday, before meeting of the Maine
Medical Veterinary Association in Lewis
ton. His subject was Surgical Dentistry"
Although DR.. J. c. Ham has decided to
move out of town he has not yet closed his
office here and will attend to his cases as in
the past until his plans are more fully per-
fected.
Fred Sawyer of Bath is guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Elisha Sherman. Mr. SAWYER is
| IN charge of the electric car power-house in
Bath, and was motorman on the first electric
car in that city.
f. L. Macomber returned SATURDAY. from
visit to Boston While there he went
over Lawleys yard to get some points on
yacht work, and particularly as to the cast
| ing of lead keelS.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hazeltine left Tues
| day for Jacksonville, Fla They were ac-
companied to Boston by their daughter,
Miss Louise HaZeltine, who will visit in
| that city and in New York.
A. C. Sibley, Esq, left Saturday for
Chicago, st. Louis and other western cities,
accompanied by L. J. Galley, salesman of
the Critchett Sibley Co. shoe factory. Mr..
Sibley expects to be absent ten days or two
weeks.
DR.. f. a. Wilson and wife have gone to
| Burlington, VT, for few months This is
the fourth year Dr. Wilson has demonstrate
ed anatomy in the Medical College since he
graduated. He will devote much time, as
usual, to surgery and diseases of the eye.
! ear, nose and throat
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton g. Ferguson enter
! tanned party of friends at their home on
| Congress street, Tuesday, Jan. j, it being
the tenth anniversary of their marriage
The company played whist and passed
most enjoyable evening. Refreshments of
| ice cream and cake were served.
| Mrs. f. G. BaSsck of Bridgeport, CT, an
nOunceS the marriage of her daughter,
| Margaret Harriet BasSck, to Mr. William
Henry Parker of Springfield, Mass. The
wedding will take place on Wednesday,
January 10th, at St Johns Church, Bridge
port, CT. Miss Bassick is the only daughter
of the late E. c. Bassick and is well known
here, where she has many friends. Her
new home will ha in Sprinufal3 Mass