The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-02-20
Personal.


from Waltham. Mass.
VIM II. Wood of West Medtield. Mass.
is visiting at j. F. Sheldon's.
Miss Mower of South Berwick is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Amos Clement.
NJ. B. Smith Of Hartford, Ct. was in Bel
last the past week on business
William F. Thomas of Camden is visiting
relatives in Belfast and vicinity.
Mrs. Archie Peavey returned home last
Thursday from visit of two weeks in Isles
boro
Miss Maud Gammans is visiting her
cousin, Miss Edith Gammans, in Newton
Centre Mass
5. L, Porter and bride of Bangor spent
few days the past week with Mrs. Anne NJ.
Taylor Of East Belfast.
James II. Clark. who has been confined TO
the honSe SIX weeks by complication of
diseases. is slowly gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Haver4r who came
here last week to attend his brothers
funeral, returned home Thursday.
-iie' Heo' W. f1aNtner WHO accompanied
her husbands remains to this city last week.
returned to Massachusetts Friday.
Waldo Chaplin arrived from New York
last Friday, called home by the serious i'll
ness of his father, in North Searsport.
Mrs. Chas. II. Walden went to Is tngnr
last Thursday TO join her husband. who is
under treatment there for an eye trouble
Mrs. Anne NJ Taylor Of this city
announces the engagement Of her daughter
Kate l., to Mr.. Warren s. Pierce OF Fair
field, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V B. knowlton of Rock
land came to Belfast Monday, called here
by the death of Mrs. KS brother. J. W
Waterman.
Sarah. daughter of c. L. Wright and
lnez, daughter of Wayland A. Hall. have
been dangerously i'll with pneumonia. but
are improving
Arrivals of shoe factory employees from
Auburn the past week included Arthur
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Colcord.
Miss Emma Skay
Austin W. Heating went to Boston Mon
day in the interest of the Niagara Falls
Acetylene Gas Co, and will also visit Buff
falo and Niagara Falls
Mrs. Eta Barbour and daughter Hazel of
Tenants Harbor arrived SATURDAY., called
here by the serious illness of Mrs. Barbour's
mother, Mrs Flavlla Duffe.
Mrs f. /. Stevens returned last Thurs
day. She had been visiting in Boston and
Salem, Mass, and in Portland with her
sister, Mrs. G. T. Reynolds
Seneca. IeloteS and Joseph Jones of
Burnham We're i'll Belfast the first Of the
week to attend the funeral of their half
sister, Mrs, Esther +. Braey.
Miss Elizabeth Jones of Concord. Mass.
, is visiting Miss Mary F. Abbott Of this CITY.
She was called to Brooks on account of the
death OF her aunt, Miss Adelaide Roberts.
There is a hint that Ex-senator Walls of
\lnaihaNen may be selected rs the cham
pIon to 90 up against the Hon Iiudiel
Murray staples for the honor of represent
/ ing kn"N in the upper branch Lewiston
Journal
Mrs. VI. f. Luce has returned to llayel-
hill, Mass, from six months visit IN Waldo
and Brooks. Her son, Maurice G. Luce. Il
student in Tufts Dental college OF Boston,
visited her last week
! John Scott LETT Thursday for Belfast to
visit his children W no reside there He Will
also 60 to Bangor to be present at the ses-
sion OF the 'rand Lodge A. @. | W, on
the 18TH, being the representative from
Deer Isle Lodse.-lDeer Isle Messenger
Capt. Otis Ingraham of Roekland has SO
far recovered from his recent illness that he
made his appearance on the street last
week, and WAS warmly greeted by his
many friends. lie is rapidly recovering
and gains strength daily
/ IL. A. Drinkwater, from Waltham Mass.
and Percy NJ. Drinkwater, from Watervine,
came home last week on account Of the
serious illness of their mother, Mrs Abbie
f. Drinkwater. She is gaining quite
rapidly, and Percy has returned
| Waldo county will have Il member of the
| governors council in 1904 and il is whisper
ed III the land that Hon Albert Peircp of
Frankfort will step into the position. MIR
lelrce has ably represented his county in
the state senate the past two legislative
sessions and is recognized as an exception
ally able business man Bangor CONNER
F, cial.
| Pearston l.. Stubbs of Winterport. Me.
+ who has been employed in the machine shop
at the Bath Iron Works the past Year en-
, listed in the Navy last week He has been
visiting his home and will Join the recruit
ing party in Portland to-day. He signed as
4 second class machniSt
The Democratic State committee viii
| meet in Augusta this evening to decide
| upon the time and place of holding thei,
( convention. The place of the convention
/ is likely to be Portland. Fred W pote of
| this city is the Waldo County member OF
/ the committee.
Congressman +, e. Stevens of st Paul
formerly of Rockland, Me. was the leading
orator for the Union League Club banquet
I in Baltimore, Wednesday evening, Feb 18th
/ He was followed by Representative CuSh-
man of Washington State, the Abe Lincoln
of the West and by Representative Miner
/ of Wisconsin. who is Mr. Stevens colleague
ON the committee Oh merchant marine and
! fisheries.
Fifty representative Stockmeu from the
/ IL, A., :.