The Republican journal., 1901-12-19
PERSONAL.

Axel W. Wiley went to Auburn Saturday
for work.
Hatcil Gott went to Bangor last Thursday
on business.
Walter Cooper was in Madison last Fri
day on business.
Miss Isabel Iowle of this city is teaching
school in Vinalhayen.
Clarence Shuman went to Lewiston Tues
day to visit his brother.
Fred Alexander arrived home last Thurs
day from Providence, R.
Herbert W. Edgecomb arrived home from
Brockton last Thursday for short yaca-
tion.
Oramel Murray, Esq, formerly of Mont
vile, has been re-appointed postmaster at
Pittsfeld.
Miss Laura Fl. Jones of West Brooks
vile is assisting her brother, Fred D. Jones
OF Carle & Jones, during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Patterson returned
last Saturday from visit of several weeks
to relatives in Wakefield and Cambridge.
Mass.
Capt. Alonzo Batchelder of Northport
has returned home for the winter His
schooner is hauled up at Boston for the
winter.
j. A1mon McMahan has gone from Boston
to Skowhegan, where his father is employed
and where his mother and sister will move
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Fernald returned
home Friday night, from Portland, where
Mr.. F. has been attending the U. S. Court
as grand juror.
Austin Whitmore, who has been in the
employ of the Boston & Bangor S. S. Co.
during the past season, arrived home from
Boston last Thursday.
c. W. Hussey of Waterville has sold his
automobile and will buy one with more
power. Mr.. Fl. whizzed through the streets
of Belfast last summer
VIM. K. Keene returned Saturday from
Portland, where he attended the U. S, Court
as grand juror. He made short call in
Rockland on the way home.
Robert S. Davis of Camden, the veteran
wharf builder, has sold his scow and pile
driver to Fred Annis, which probably means
that he has retired from active business
The annual meeting of the Maine State
Dairyman's Association was held in Win
throp last week and officers elected. E. C.
Dow, Belfast, was elected corresponding
secretary for Waldo County.
James Welch, Charles Welch and Ralph
Sylvester, who went in the new schooner
Henry B. Fiske on her first trip from Bel
fast to Brunswick and from Brunswick to
Boston, arrived home last Thursday.
Miss Grace Chadwick entertained small
party of friends at her home on Northport
avenue Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th. Re-
freshments we're served and the time was
very pleasantly passed with games and
cards.
Miss Ellen D.. Townsend left Satur-
day morning for East Rochester, N. H.,
where she spent Sunday with her sister.
Monday, accompanied by her sister and her
children, she went to New Haven, where she
will spend her vacation.
Josiah S. Paul of Waterville has been
elected delegate from Maine to the biennial
convention of locomotive engineers to be
held in Norfork, Va, in May. Mr.. Paul
was engineer on the Belfast and Waterville
freight train a few years ago.
Old Town held big fair last week in aid
of the library building fund and among the
portraits published by the Bangor CONNER
cial of the Old Town people prominent in
the undertaking was one of J. w. Harmon, a
former Waldo County man. The fair was a
great success.
Roy Pennell of Burnham, who has been
employed at the Maine Central station in
Fairfield for the past year, has accepted the
position OF night baggage-master at the
Maine Central station in Augusta, and as
sumed his duties there last week. He is
succeeded in Fairfield by Howard Brown,
The friends of Mrs. Helen A. Carter of
this city will be interested to learn that she
has Joined chorus choir of sixty voices at
fremont Temple, Boston, and is singing
very acceptably. Prof Boyd considers her
voice and musical experience of great value
and has highly complimented her. Mrs.
Carter joined choir at sixteen.
At the election in Boston last week DR..
X. B. Miller was elected member of the
School Committee for term of three years
He was on the Republican ticket and was
endorsed by the Public School Association
and by woman's political organization.
DR.. Miller was formerly of Rockland, where
he served as alderman and was candidate
for mayor.
In Fogg & Browns market SATURDAY. a
hunter was engaged in skinning one of the
two deer that testified to his skill as a
hunter. He had familiar look, but until
he spoke was not fully recognized as "Will''
Randall, who was so near deaths door a
few months ago, but who has fully regained
his health and strength by soiOurn in the