The Republican journal., 1901-04-11
PERSONAL.

Henry Staples went to Boston Tuesday
on business.
Chas. R. CoOmbs is in Bangor and vicinity
| on business.
Mrs. Fred W. Pote returned Monday from
short visit in Boston.
Miss Charlotte B. Frost returned Saturday
| from Washington, d. C.
VIM. H. Quimby returned Saturday from
business trip to Boston.
Albert Lane cut his foot quite badly last
week while chopping in the woods.
Luclus Reed, student of Andover, was a
guest Of Rev. Geo. S. Mills Tuesday.
Wales Bartlett spent the Easter vacation
at home from the University of Maine.
Miss Ethel Day returned to Camden Mon-
bay, after spending the winter in Belfast,
Joseph E. Thombs left Friday for Min
| neapollS, Minn., where he expects a situation.
Jesse E. Wilson arrived home Tuesday
from winters sojourn On the Pacific coast.
George U. Hatch left Monday morninp
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Mrs. George E. Thomas, who has been
| seriously ill several weeks, is gradually i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Greenlaw went to
New Hampshire last week, where Mr. q
has employment.
Lewis l.. Russell of Camden arrived Tues
| day evening, accompanying the remains of
his uncle Preston W. Coombs.
| Harold E. Bailey went to Wateryile Mon
| day to attend the spring term at Cobnrns
Classical Institute
Miss Hannah Holmes of Ellsworth is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Hannah r
Moore, who is ill.
Sheriff S. G. Norton was seriously i'll last
Sunday with the grip, but is now gaining.
and is able to sit up.
Fred Hart, who has been in Boston the
past winter, is visiting his parents, Can't.
and Mrs. Byron Hart.
| Capt. E. S. Mcdonald and W. W. Carter
arrived home from New York last week
from sch. Anna Pendeton.
James Roberts arrived home from Hallo-
well last Thursday, where he has been en-
ployed during the winter
| Ross E. Beckwith went to Worcester.
Mass, last Monday where he has emplov-
ment in the Insane Asylum
Miss Lena Fernald was in Appleton a few
days last week on account of the death of
| her aunt, Mrs. A. A. Stover
| Mrs. E. c. Woodbury. returned last Thurs
day from two weeks visit to her daughter.
Mrs. W. II. Maffitt of Bucksport.
Hervey McGlvery has been succeeded as
clerk at A. A. Howes &. Co.'s by Clifford
| Wilband. McGilvery has gone to Augusta.
| The marriage intentions of Wesley A,
| Howe of Winterport and Mrs. Sarah f.
Baker of North Bucksport have been filed
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket went to
Portland Monday to attend the annual
| meeting of the Maine State Lodge, ]. O. G,
| T.
| L. c. Morse of Liberty was in Belfast
| Monday, on his way to Portland to attend a
| meeting of the trustees of the Reform
| School
Mrs Annette Gilmore and daughter Mrs,
Lillian Sargent, arrived Monday to attend
| the funeral of Mrs. G. S sister, Mrs Ella NJ,
| Seekins.
Frank P. Wilson of this city, law stu
dent in the office of Judge George F. John
son, has accepted an invitation to deliver.
the Memorial day address at Liberty village
| Cyrenus Crockett of Rockland, who pitch
ed ball for the Belfast team last year, has a
position in New York drug store and will
nos play ball this year. The girls will miss
him.
A. 7. Rhodes of Worcester, Mass, visited
friends in Belfast and Northport the past
week He is an architect and recently made
the plans for a residence to be built by Will
bur NJ. Rhodes in Portland.
Capt. John W. Ferguson, who has been in
command of sch. F. C. Pendleton while her
regular commander, Capt. Isaac Burgess,
has been at home, arrived Tuesday from
New York, where he left the schooner.
| c. B. Hazeltine arrived from Jacksonville
Fla, Monday night Mrs. Hazeltine, who
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in Boston with her daughter, Miss Louise,
who spent the winter there. They will not
return to Belfast until May.
Maj. Herbert NJ. Lord, formerly editor of
Rockland Courier Gazette, had been appoint
ed paymaster in the regular army with the
rank of captain. Maj Lord, who was clesk
of the ways and means committee under
congressman Dingley, afterward served as
paymaster in the volunteer army at Manila
and Havana with the rank of major. He
| is at present located in St. Paul, Mimi
Fred L. Ward of Worcester, Mass, field
agent for the American national Red
Cross Society, who is located at Houston,
Texas, closing up the work which began
with the Galveston disaster, is a cousin of
Miss Maude F. Barker of this city. He is
winning many laurels, and has the warmest
approval of Miss Clara Barton, by his faith
| full performance of the duties devolving
upon him.