The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-03
PERSONAL.

Miss Caroline w. Field is visiting friends
in Bangor.
Miss Edna Burdin went to Boston Monday
for short visit
Miss Bernice Rogers returned to Tufts
College yesterday.
H. E. Bradman, who was seriously ill two
weeks, is able to be out.
Eugene Black spent the holidays at home
from Newton Centre, Mass.
J. R. Mears was in Portsmouth, N. H.
last week on official business.
Dr. G. P. Lombard returned Tuesday from
weeks visit in Massachusetts.
Leslie Warren of Bucksport spent few
days in Belfast the past week
Freeman M. Wood and wife visited friends
in Massachusetts the past week.
Raymond Varnum returned to Boston
Monday after short visit at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. w. Phillips of Bangor
visited at L. P Walton's the past week
Ralph L. Cooper returned to the University
of MaineNIonday, after his holiday vacation.
Miss Hattie Clements of Rockland was a
guest of Miss Ada E. Larrabee few DAYS
the past week
Mrs. II. W. Pitcher and Mrs. Samuel
Adams went to Bangor Saturday to attend
the Blauvelt concert.
Misses Millie and Lena Sanborn left
Tuesday for Medfeld, Mass, where they
have employment in straw shop.
H. L. Woodcock returned last week from
Bangor, where he had very successful
| holiday sale of his oil paintings and water
| colors.
Miss Ethel E. Thomas left Friday for
Melrose, where she has position as teacher
of the sixth grade in the Washington Street
| School.
| Robert A. Bateman, senior in Colby
College, visiting in Belfast, assisted DR.. A.
7. Dunn of Waterville in the Baptist pulpit
last Sunday.
Walter and Fred Poor went to Boston
| Saturday, the latter to visit his brother there
| for a few days before returning to Dart
mouth College.
Mrs. Margaret White went to Boston
Tuesday and later will go to Tampa, Florida,
to spend the winter with her son, Capt.
Wellington White.
R. p. Chase and wife and c. II. Walden
and wife are stopping al Rocky Point,
Pitchers Pond. They will be joined Mon
day by Rev. ]. NJ. Leighton and wife.
NJ. V. B. Knowlton, father of the
bride, and Mrs. F. E. Cottrell, both of Rock
land, came to Belfast to attend the marriage
of John A. FOgg and Miss Ina B. KnOwlton
VIM. S. Roberts of Reading, Mass, was in
Belfast the first of the week He had been
to Ninalhaven to see the new yacht ROy
Coombs is building for the Roberts brothers.
Horace G. Chenery of Pittsburg, Pa, ar
rived here on Monday nights train and left
Tuesday noon. He came to see how the
work was progressing on the old Crosby
house.
Rev, R. Z. Capen sailed from New York
last Saturday on the steamer Aller He
spent New Y ears on the Atlantic The best
wishes of every body in Belfast attend him
on his voyage
Capt. j. O. Hayes was at home few days
last week from New York, where he left
the sch. Penobscot, of which he has been in
temporary command. The bark Olive Thur
low arrived in New York Friday and Capt.
Hayes left Saturday to reioin her.
| Chas. F. Bicknell is high line at pickerel
/ fishing thus far this winter, having landed
one plump fish which tipped the scales at
, four pounds, honest weight. Mr.. Bicknel
has some fine pickerel gear, which was pre-
! sented him by kind friends shortly after the
November election. Rockland Courier
| Gazette.
Maj Sidney Herbert, the veteran journal
ist, came down from his home at Lake Matt
land, Fla, to spend Christmas with old
| friends. Maj. Herbert is still active and
| full of good cheer, Notwithstanding his age
and poor health. He is a welcome guest
any and everywhere known Jacksonville,
Fla, Metropolis.
The State AssessOrship.