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

Judge FOgler is holding court in Bath.
Miss Bernice Rogers is at home from
Tufts.
w. H. Quimby went to Boston Tuesday
on business.
Ralph Pitcher arrived home from Boston
last Saturday.
Miss ENERGY CHM will go to Boston today
for short visit
| Miss Jane A. Mcclellan is at home from
Boston for vacation.
Edward johnson was at home from Bos-
ton the first of the week.
Ralph L. Cooper is at home from the Uni
versity of Maine, Orono
Miss Grace E. Lord returned Saturday
| from visit to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Cassens of Waterville
| spent Sunday in Belfast.
Leslie F. Neal and wife are visiting friends
| in Gardiner and vicinity
Chester B. Patterson has returned from
business trip to Philadelphia
John F. Smalley was taken to the insane
hospital in Augusta, yesterday.
Fred R. Poor arrived home yesterday from
Dartmouth for a short vacation.
Ralph Critchett has returned to Dean
Academy after vacation at home.
Edward N. Wiggin returned to Waterville
Monday, after a short visit in Belfast.
Harold IT Gih1ov Of
mouth College for the Easter vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Prentiss are visiting
friends in Portland and in Massachusetts,
Dustin Cunningham of Natick, Mass, is
visiting his brother, Henry B. Cunningham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Pitcher have been
quite ill with pneumonia, but are much
better.
E. F. Hanson attended the meeting of
the Maine Belgian Hare Club in Bangor
Tuesday
A. c. Sibley, Jr, arrived home Thursday
for a short vacation from Worcester
Academy.
Mrs. John Dolloff went to Bangor Monday
to attend her nephew, Bert Mudgett, who is
quite sick.
Miss Nina F. Poor is at home from Peace
dale, R. l., where she is teaching, for
short vacation.
Mrs Leonard Cooper returned Monday
from a visit of several weeks to relatives in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
W. Z. Pooler, druggist, is moving: into
new quarters at 364 Moffitt block, Main
street, Rockland
A. F. Bowen was down town Tuesday
after being confined to the house several
weeks by rheumatism.
Capt. Thomas Condonis able to be about
the streets again after being confined to the
house all winter by illness.
z. Miss Margaret Hazeltne arrived home
from Wellesley by last Thursday evenings
train for the Easter vacation.
Miss Hattie NJ. Black was at her store
last Thursday after several weeks contine-
ment to the house by Illness
James II. Howes is again able to attend
to business, after several weeks conline-
ment to the house By illness.
Renaldo Chappelle, mentioned last week
as smart man of 81 years, is the step
! father of Mr.. Chas. R. Harrison
| Mrs. G. G. Winslow arrived home from
| Brooklne, Mass, Monday evening. Mr..
| Winslow will come the last of this week.
| The friends of Mrs John Peirce of Mont
clair, n j., will be pleased to learn than she
is recovering from her recent severe illness.
| James G. West of Brockton, Mass, was
in Belfast few days the past week, visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Edwin Salmond, who is
| i'll.
| Harry Thompson of Lowell, Mass, and
Harry Osgood of Portland attended the
funeral of Mrs. Hulda NJ Gammans last
Saturday.
| Mrs Eta E. Brown has reopened her
house at Poors Mills and resumed dress
making, after keeping house for her brother,
Chas. M. Leavitt, two years.
Joseph E. Thombs was succeeded April 1st
as booK-keeper in the Peoples National Bank
by Luville J. Pottle. Mr.. Thombs has not
yet decided upon what he will do.
Capt Ed. A. Richardson of Deer Isle,
after a somewhat protracted ''shore leave
has resumed command of the good schooner
S. G. Haskell and will soon sail from Boston
for South America. He has promised to
send to The Journal some notes on his voy-
age.