The Republican journal., 1902-02-13
NUMBEl; Z.
PERSONAL.

Elijah Howard visited relatives in New
burgh the past week.
Charles Logan, who has been quite III
with the mumps, is gaining.
Miss Lena French of Thomaston is visit
ing her aunt, Miss Sarah R. Gardner.
Chas. w. Perk ms of Liberty visited
friends in Belfast the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs f. W. Berry of kockland
visited friends in Belfast the past week.
James W. Knowlton returned Saturday
from Boston, where he has been at work
Edward Sibley is in Minneapolis this
week. He is expected home about the 22nd
James and William Roberts of Reading,
Mass, visited friends in Belfast last week.
A. J. Condor, who has been in Massa-
chusetts a few months, has returned home.
MIG. Norton has been confined to the Aouse
by mumps but is again attending to bust
ness.
Miss Mariedna Smell is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Sibley, in Roxtury.
Mass.
D. n. Bird, superintendent of the Belfast
Water Co., made business trip to Boston
last week
Mrs. f. j. Biather of Roxbury, Mass.
visited her mother Mrs. Mary f. .Haugh,
last week.
Francis II. Welch went to Brewer Monday,
and from there was to go to Massachusetts
on business.
S A. Parker and Miss Georgia T. Bur
rows went to Rockand Monday and return
ed the next day.
ID. s. Southworth, who has been confined
to the house by Illness, is again able to
attend to business
Carroll H. Thompson is taking short
vacation as letter carrier. ChaS. w.
Perkins is on the route.
W. K. SanderSon general freight agent of
the NJ. c. R. r., was in Belfast on business
last Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Haskell Of Union
returned home Tuesday after a short visit
with Mrs Hannah Whtten.
Mrs. E. R. Thomas returned February
5th from Boston, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Ludwick.
Edw. a. Dyer, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David W. Dyer, left
Monday for his home in CHI: :ago
George E. Hartman of Portland came to
Belfast Monday with the remains of his
mother, Mrs Susan Beckett Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Young were in
Belfast a few days the past week from
Camden, where Mr., Young has work as a
mason.
Miss Gerty Rowe of Frankfort is danger
ously i'll with typhoid fever. Her relatives
and many friends are very anxious for her
recovery.
Everett L. Gray of Prospect and George
l.. Weld of Winterport are among those en-
tered ut the University of Maine for the
six weeks course in agriculture, which be
gan Jan. 18th.
f. A. pickey, Esq, of Northport was ina
town Monday. his second visit to Belfast
since the carriage accident in which he was
SO seriously injured. He is still suffering
from its effects.
Chas f. Crawford. formerly Of Belfast,
has been reelected clerk of the !. MilhaH's
Sons, corporation, OF 1s3 Broadway. New
York City The company does a large
drug business, importing. exporting al.0
retail
The following Belfast people arrived
home the past week from Auburn, where
they have been at work in the shoe factories
William Sylvester, Francis y. Pendletoh.
Asa Sholes, Miss Mary CoombS, Thomas
Berry. John Parker, Kate Robinson
At the annual meeting OF the Maine ttote'
PropretorS Association in llallowell, feo,
7th, NJ r. knoWlton OF the Windsor Hotel,
Belfast, was elected Il director, and W, +.
Grinnell of the SearSport House, SearSport,
was elected vice president for Waldo county
Charles Clement EIwell, superintendent
of the Norwich division of the New HaF4u
and Hartford +. r., was born in Belfast IN
1876, graduated from the University of
Maine in 1878, and received full degree AS
civil engineer in 1850. He has been very
successful in his profession,
Hon. Parker Spotford of Bucksport and
IlpA. DtIldIbill f. \ uduituI ne lIttlUb btl
of the State board of railroad commission
ers, left on Saturday night for Charleston,
5. C., to attend the annual convention OF
the National Association of Railroad
commissioners. Mr.. Spotford was accom-
panied by Mrs. Spofford
Mrs. Camilla A. IIazeltine and SON
Reginald returned to Boston Saturday
from visit of Il week in Belfast Mr.
Hazeltne had weeks vacation from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
He was accompanied by his schoolmate,
George Magee of Wenham, Mass.
The marriage of Mr.. Clarence c. Brooks
and Miss Louise Bicknell of Belfast, which
took place in that city last Monday, is of
interest to Portland people. Mr. Brooks
formerly resided on North street in this
city and was we'll known here, he having
sung frequently while here. his fine bari
tone voice being much praised, Portland
Sunday Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson ol Nor
folk, Va, were burned out January 31st,
losing all their household effects. Mrs,
Robnson's mother, Mrs. [. q. llutiley, and
aunt, Mrs. Amy Clinch, were living with