The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-02-06
PERSONAL.

guest at the Methodist parsonage
II. E. Mcdonald returned last week from
business trip to New York.
A. II. A. Groeschner of Watertown. MaSs
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bray
Chas A. Hopkins went to Norridgewock
Saturday to work at his trade, stone cutting.
Miss Maude f. Barker returned home
Tuesday night from Waterville, wh,re she
has been visiting.
Fra nix Woods is at home from Rumford
Falls, where he has been employed upon
prlck block as master builder.
Misses Hattie Furnish and Kate Brier
spent Sunday with friends and relatives in
Auburn, returning hone Monday.
Frank Walls of Bangor spent Sunday and
Monday at the Head of the Tide with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo S. Walls.
Harold f. Bailey went to Winthrop satur-
day to work in the interests of the Spring
field Home Correspon 1ence school,
Hatcl Gott was in Boston last week for a
surgical operation for throat trouble He
returned Friday, and is getting better.
DR.. W. L. West, veterinary, who has been
in Chicago taking four weeks special
course in surgery, arrived home Monday
night.
A. B. Stantial returned home Tuesday
evening from a six weeks trip in Massa-
chusetts in the interest OF fertilizer
company.
George L. Hatch went to North New
Portland Saturday, from two weeks vaca-
tion, to teach the spring term of High School
in that village.
Edward Haney arrived home last week
from Boston, where he recently submitted
to surgical operation. He is steadily
gaining in health
Mrs. c. A Wiley arrived home last week
from Stockton, CAL, where she has been
visiting. She was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Laura Berry.
Henry d. Cunningham, who has been
quite i'll, has so far improved that he was
able to sit up Tuesday and his many friends
hope soon to see him about again
r. B. Hall, the we'll knowp cornetist, was
married in Watervlle, Wednesday evening,
Jan Doth, TO Miss IsSe Alta Luce His
Belfast friends and admirers send oongrat-
ulati0nS.
I'll. l.. Woodcock has returned from
Boston, where he was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward johnson. His painting in the
Boston Art Club exhibition was sold to a
Boston man.
Rev. J. f. c. Sawyer, d. D., has been en-
gagged to address the people of Williams
town, Mass, at the celebration of Wash
ington's birthday. His theme will be The
Real George Washington
Mrs. f, B. Cooper of Newport, who has
undergone an operation for appendicitis,
and who has been seriously i'll for the past
lew weeks, is now much improved and on
the road to complete recovery. Mrs. Olive
IL. Cooper Of this city is with her
The wedding OF Capt. George A. ErSkine
of Bucksport, well known in shipping en-
cles as master OF the sch. Hattie IL. Bar
bour, and Mrs. Mabel Gould of Franklin,
took place in the latter town Jan 30th, Rev
W. II. Powlesland officiating. They will
reside in BuclSport.
Orrin j. Djckey of this city, who recently
Went to ThomaSvlle, Georgia, as news
agent in the Piney Woods Hotel, conducted
by MesSrs. Harvey and Woods of Boston
has been promoted to the position of night
clerk. The house is one of over 400 rooms
and is nearly filled with guests. Mr. Dickey
writes that ali rooms will be Tiled after the
middle of February and that the present
management have very recently signed
lease of the house for five years with the
privilege of renewal for five ! ears more.
Capt. OTIS lngraham, who is at his home
i'll Rockland for the winter, had an i'll turn
last Thursday. concerning which alarming
reports We're circulated. The Rockland
Star of Friday morning SAYS:
The numerous fliends of Capt. Otis Ingra-
ham will be glad to learn that the reports of
MS dangerous condition yesterday morning
were incorrect. Dr. Hill, his attending pbX-
slclan, reported last evening that he was
very comfortable. lie suffered an attack of
acute Indigestion accompanied by vertigo in
the forenoon about O'Clock. There were
no signs of paralysis as reported on the
streets, and no indications that if Will occur.
One of the exceptionally pretty teas of the
week week was, was that OF Mrs, George Taylor and
Mrs. Frederick Willis Angler on Wedne,-
day afternoon in the apartments Of Mrs.
Taylor on the Sherman flats Each room
had It's own particular color and flower, the
parlors being III pink roses, palms and smi-
lax, the library III Lawson pinkS and palms
ana the dining room in liberty roses on
the table there was a basket of liberty roses
tor the centerpiece, and from the chandelier