The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-12
Personal.

home by illness.
Miss Lora Heal went to Portland last
week to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Shales visited friends
in ThOrndike last week.
County Treasurer A. A. Small is ill at his
home on Miller Street.
DIR. Benjamin Colson of Bangor was in
Belfast Monday on business.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. Field visited in
Bangor the first of this week.
Mrs. W. R. Howard left Monday morning
to visit relatives in York Harbor.
Mrs j. D. Wardwell left Monday to spend
the winter in West Upton, Mass.
Mrs Elmer E. Bradbury of Augusta visit
ed friends in Belfast the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Adams of Castine
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams.
Mrs. Geo. Blodgett left Monday to visit
her husband, who has employment in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. George Marsh of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting her niece, Mrs W. H. Beckwith of
Waldo.
Herbert T. Harmon arrived home last
Friday from Waverly, Mass, for a short va
cation.
Mrs. Nealie R. Holmes returned home
last Friday from visit of 3 months in New
ton, Mass.
Miss Louise w. Richards returned to
Pennington Monday from a THANKSGIVING
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wiggin of Portland
have moved from 80 Pine street, to 776 Con-
gress Street.
Mrs. Frank O. Critchett and Mrs. Henry
Weber have returned home from Brock
ton, Mass.
Capt Ralph Pattershall is at home, his
vessel, the schooner S. L. Davis, being
frozen in at Farmingdale
Mrs. Clara Gurney left Saturday for Rox-
bury, Mass, where she will spend the win
ter with her daughters.
Mrs. Carrie E. Peirce arrived home Satur
day from Boston, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Childs
Mrs. Russell G. Dyer of Portland was
elected President of the Bosworth Relief
Corps of that city last week.
Edgar F. Hanson went to Augusta Mon
day, and bought the largest consignment of
Belgian hares ever sold in Maine.
A. A. Knight arrived home last week
from Portland, where he has been in the
employ of the Standard Granite Co.
}. N. Cannon, agent for the Bowker Fer
tilizer Co., was in town last week on bust
ness with John Sanborn, the local agent
Eugene Rust of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived
Saturday night, called here by the critical
illness of his mother, Mrs. VIM. NJ Rust.
Miss Sadie Wight went to Boston last
Tuesday to visit her cousins, Mrs. Sally
(Durham) Hanshue and Miss Mary Wight.
Capt. Guilford D. Pendleton left last week
for Ship Island to look after the owners
interests in sch. Mabel Hooper, which was
ashore there
Mrs Everett Roberts, son George and
daughter Lillian, of Vinalbaven are spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Roberts mother
Mrs. Geo. Wise.
Miss Edith NJ. Ellingwood of this city has
been appointed to position in the Provi-
dence city schools. She will spend the
Holiday vacation at home.
Mr. Reuben L. Ilsley, Colby 81, employed
at the Charlestown navy yard, has been
promoted to a position in tn e treasury
department at Washington, D. c., and
leaves at once to assume his new duties-
Watervile Mail
W. M. Randall is still sojourning at
Katahdin Iron Works. enjoying the hunt
ing and gaining in health. His latest trophy
is black bear. He will soon be com
ing home, and the first of the new wear
will resume his business
Miss Cleora, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. II. Haney, went to Westbrook, Mass,
last Friday, where she will take lessons in
the Weaver System of Music to fit herself
for school superintendent of music. Her
father accompanied her to Massachusetts,
H. L. Woodcock will open his annual
exhibition of oils and water colors at
Andrews music store, Bangor, this morn
ing and will have the largest collection of
both oils and water colors ever shown in
Bangor. He will have an exhibition in
Rockland later.
swell, Pm out of politics now," said Hon.
Albert Pierce to Commercial man at the
Bangor House the other day; ''but |
wouldn't give up for good deal the expert
ence l got and the number of valuable ac-
quaintances l made all over the State as the
result of my two terms in the senate. +" 81
don't know who will succeed me- he said
in reply to question from the Commercial
man. "Dawson of Monroe has made quite
contest for the place, but suppose that
the matter will depend upon what Belfast
does. L. c. Morse of Liberty is also men,
toned for the place.
Among those present at the recent 18th
annual reunion of the Castine Alumni As
sociatiOn of Boston, were Dr.. f. f. Phil
brook and Albert F. Richardson of Castine;
Nellie F. Harvey of Kenduskeag; Dr.. and
Mrs. A. A. jackson of Everett, formerly of
Jefferson; DR.. Geo. f. Eames of Boston,
Rev. Silas n. Adams of Westbrook Mr.,
and Mrs. L. B. Wright of Everett Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Hudson of Buffalo,
n. y; Ella A. Morrow and Emma Morrow
of Bridgewater; Lillian A. Simmons of
Boston; Will p. Creamer of Boston; Prof.
Melvin j. West and Mrs. West of Easton,
Mass. Eta NJ Abbott of New Bedford;
Nettie b. DObbinS of Boston: Wilbert Nor