The Republican journal., 1902-03-13
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
W. G. Preston went to Boston Frda, ON
business.
Mrs. Jesse II. Webber is visiting friends
in Searsport.
Thomas w. Pitcher went to Boston Tues
day on business.
Charles W. Perkins went to Boston last
week on business
Mrs M. 0. Littlefeld visited friends in
Castine the past week
Capt John Littlefeld of Boston visited at
Ezra l.. Talbot's last week
Mrs. A. A. Howes is visiting Judge and
Mrs. W, P. Whitehouse in Augusta
MIR. and Mrs. c. B. Hazeltine went to Bos-
ton Monday and are at Hotel Tourane
Mrs Fannie Simpson and daughter Alice
arrived home Monday from Brockton, Mass
Mrs. Flora j. Heath, who has been in
Auburn the past winter, arrived home Mon
day
Ross H. Pattershall left Tuesday morning
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lege.
Fred Smaley arrived home last week
from Mattapan, Mass, where he has been
at work.
Mrs. Lillian Greene of Medfeld, Mass.
arrived Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Frank l. Wilson,
William Whitehead of Belfast has enlist
ed in the Z. S. army and is on his way to-
the Philippines.
DR.. John Stevens, Jr., was called to Ban
gor yesterday afternoon by the serious i'll
| ness of his sister.
Carl Cole who lately returned from the
| Philippines, went to Madison last week to
work in the pulp mill.
James W. Deering still remains critically
| i'll in Brockton, Mass. There is but little
/ change in his condition.
Samuel IIodgkinson arrived home Mon
! day from Skowhegan, where he has been
at work in Il shoe factory
Murray Gurney has arrived home at The
Head of the Tide from the Philippines.
where he served III the army.
C. 0. Poor was at his place of business
/ Tuesday after weeks confinement to The
house by an attack of the mumps
Alfred Stinson of North Searsport has
| been appointed an aid on the staff of Dept
Commander Merrick, Maine G. A. r.
Capt Robert +. Patterson arrived home
Monday from New York where his vessei
the schoonerAnla Pendleton,i is discharging
We are glad to know that Mr Augustus
| Perry, who has been confined to the house
for several days by illness, is steadily I'M
proving.
Miss ENERGY CHM returned home last
Thursday from visits in Philadelphia
Wilkesbarre, New Haven and Providence
Miss Charlotte b. Frost returned home at
the close of Il term of school in Northern
New Hampshire, where she taught French,
Latin and English Literature.
Miss J. A. Curtis OF Searsport, solo.st AT
st. Johns Episcopal church, Bangor, sang
at the meeting for men at the Y NJ. G.. \. in
that city last sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Libby Of Burnham
were the guests of Hon. Il. W Rogers aud
family last week. They were returning
from their wedding TRIP
Mrs George O. White arrived home Mon
day from Boston, Mass, where she visit
ed her sister. She was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Mabel knowton of Newport.
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E1iforI hot Of
Belfast the past week. He came on ac-
count of the illness of his sister, Mrs
Emma Mcdonald, but she passed away be
fore he arrived.
DR.. W. l.. West lately received 4 Yer,
tlatterins offer to take charge of the shin
ment OF a lot OF horses from New Orleans
South Africa, for the British army. but
tother engagements prevented him from ac.
ceptng it.
Charles Clark Mum of Springfield Mass.
author of Pocket Island and Uncle Terry,
was in Bangor Thursday ON business. His
| for thcoming book Rockha will he ISSUED
by Lee Il Shepard, his publishers, about tie
mi ddle of the month.
Belfast friends of Charles p. Brown,
formerly of this city, will be pleased to hear
| of his success as proprietor of the New
| City Hotel Rochester, y. H. This hotel is
well equipped and thoroughly up to date.
Relfasters will do well to give it their pat
ronage when travelling that way.
Fillmore NJ. Gilmore and family, who
were recently burned out in Searsport. have
moved to the Curtis building at the corner
of SearspO:t and Swanvlle avenues. East
Belfast. They lost nearly all their house
hold effects in the fire, and were very gener-
ously treated by their friends and neigh
borS.
Among those who left Portland last Fri
| pay on the legislative excursion to Washing
ton, ID. c., were Mrs. H. =. Farrow, Bel
mont; Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Jackson, East
Jefferson n. ID. Ross, Centre Lincolnvile; :;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Richardson, East Jeffer-