The Republican journal., 1901-02-07
PERSONAL.

L. E. McMahan spent Sunday at home
from Skowhegan.
F. H. Costello of Bangor was in Belfast
Monday OF business.
Thomas Haugh and C. Hervey Howes
were in Augusta last Friday.
Miss Mary A. Bickford visited her neph-
ew, Nell M. Bickford in Augusta last week.
Geo. R. Poor left last Thursday for "a
business trip to Boston, Waltham and other
places.
Miss Cora Whiting left the Girls Home
last Thursday to go to new home with a
| family in Caribou.
Rex Hazeltine, who is attending the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, spent
last week in Belfast.
Lewis P Hazeltine of Bath spent few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Chas
P. Hazeltine, last week.
X. F. Dunton, ESQ.,, will deliver the Me-
mortal Day address for Thomas H. Mar
shall Post, G. A. R., this year.
NJ. R. Knowlton of the Windsor Hotter
and E. A Jones of the Revere attended the
annual meeting and banquet of the Hotel
Proprietors' Association in Augusta last
Friday.
Hon. Fred Atwood of Winterport attend
ed the semi-annual meeting and banquet of
the Maine Association of Fire Insurance
Agents at the New Dewitt IIote lin Lewis
ton Jan Both.
News has been received at Vinalhaven
from Superintendent Lowe of the Bodwell
Granite Co., who is in North Carolina for
his health, stating that he is much improv-
ed and expects to return home soon.
Miss Rose E. Cleveland of NORTHAMPTON.
Mass, sister of Ex-President Cleveland,
and Miss Evelyn Ames of Boston, Mass,
are az at at Fl 4: Myers, Florida, and are stopping
regular winter visitor to that place, and
has considerable property interests in that
section. Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Boston Globe reports that DR.. Hoyey
L. Shepherd of Winchester, Mass, has be-
gun divorce proceedings against his wife,
Mandana E. Shepherd on the ground of
cruel and abusive treatment, and asks for
the custody of their minor children while
the suit is pending.
L. D. Candage returned from Gardiner
Monday and resumed his position as ex-
press messenger on the Belfast and Burn
ham train. C. H. Peterson, who has been
on the branch while Mr.. Candage was in
Gardiner, has been transferred to the Ban
gor and Calais run.
Charles Jewell of Chamberlain, S. d.,
visited his brother-in-law, John McTaggart,
last week. Mr.. Jewell is engaged in the
cattle business and has government CON
tract to supply an Indian reservation near
his ranch. Miss Mae McTaggart of Brooks,
who has been visiting at his ranch returned
home with him.
Mrs. Albert Gammans, Mrs. Chas. A.
Pilsbury and r. F. Dunton, Esq, went to
Augusta Thursday in the interest of the
Girls Home, Belfast, and attended the hear
ing before the committee on financial affairs
Representative NJ. c. Hill of Belfast was
diligent and attentive in their behalf and
Representative Walls of Ninalhaven. who
has not forgotten that he is "a Waldo coun-
ty boy showed them all the attention posi-
Bile.
The 18th annual meeting of the Maine
Hotel Proprietors' Association was held in
Augusta Jan. 31st. Nj. II. Knowltou of the
Windsor House, Belfast, was admitted to
membership; f. A. Jones OF the Revere
House, Belfast was elected vice president
for Waldo county and H. p. c. Wright of
the Bay View, Camden, vice president for
Knox county. VIII ii. Mcdonald of Farm
ington was elected president and f. NJ.
Blandng of Bangor, secretary and treas
urer. The semi-annual meeting will be
held in Presque Isle next September. The
business session was held at Hotel North in
the afternoon, followed by a banquet at the
Augusta House.