The Republican journal., 1902-01-02
PERSONAL.

Leslie Rawley was at home Christmas
week from BrOckton.
Miss Edith Poor arrived home last week
from Providence, r. 1.
Miss Myrtle Herrick of Rockland spent
Christmas with relatives in Belfast.
J. L. Colby was at home from Haverhill,
Mass, for short Christmas visit.
W. c. Crawford of Boston spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. S. R. Crawford.
Geo. E. Thomas was in Belfast few
days the past week from Portland.
DIR. F. E. Follett of Rockland spent
Christmas with his father, F. A. Follett.
Percy Greer spent Christmas week in
Belfast and Bucksport, from Avon, Mass.
Miss Ada Mahoney returned home to
Vinalhaven last week from visit in Bel
fast.
Mrs. Russell G. Dyer of Portland was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adams last
week.
Misses Alice A. and June K. Hills return
ed to Boston Monday, after short visit in
Belfast.
Warren W. Knowlton and family returned
to North Vassalboro Tuesday from a holi-
day visit in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Patterson went to
Rockland Tuesday to spend New Years
with relatives
Many of our readers will be interested in
the sketch of William B. Schiller, published
on the End page.
Mrs. John Fl. Healey returned to Pros
pect Monday from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Sadie Jefferds.
Capt. Frank Welch arrived home Satur-
day from New York, where his schooner.
the William Slater, is hauled up.
Mrs. James Bray of Moncton, N. B., re-
turned home Monday from visit to her
daughter, Mrs. W. E. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hartman of Water
vile passed Sunday with his brother, Chas.
A. Hartman, on High street, returning
nome Monday morning.-Bath Times.
ut is represented at Augusta that NJ. e.
Hill OF Belfast is reasonably certain of
representing Waldo county in the next
senate," says corresp ondent of the Ban
gor Commercial.
Ralph Emery of Detroit, Mich, arrived
Saturday evening, called here by the seri-
GUS illness of his step-mother, Mrs Eliza
R. Emery. She passed away few hours
after his arrival.
of I, :,
fancee, Miss Sanders of Medford, Mass,
left by Mondays boat after few days
visit with Mr.. Ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Mackenzie, No 25 Eigh street.
story by Mrs. Flora Longfellow
Turknett, author of ESTHER in Maine" and
Esther on the Thousand Islands," is the
leading feature of The Epworth Herald of
Dece mber 18th. Ii is in three chapters. and
is entitled "a Burnt Offering"
Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe OF Chicago spent Christ
mas with relatives in Boston, and was in
Belfast Friday. guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin W. Keating. She was accompanied
to Belfast by her step-father, Mr.. b. F.
Barlow of West Newton, Mass.
Capt. Ernest O. Patterson of Charleston,
S. c., was in Belfast the first of the week
on business relating to the dredger in Geo.
A. Gilchrest's shipyard. He has similar
business in Bath, New York, Newport News
and Buffalo. Mrs. Patterson and son Roy
are in Belfast for short visit
Miss Avis Mathews Morrison left Friday
for Boston, where she will join her aunt,
Mrs. Hannah P. Adams. Mrs Adams and
Miss Morrison sail on the Dominion Line
steamer Commonw ealth January 4th, for
Alexandria, Egypt. They will spend three
weeks on the Nile and will be in Rome for
the Easter Carnival.
Walter l. Neal, the well known game war
den, will be candi date for the position of
postmaster of the senate at the next session.
Mr.. Neal served for several sessions prior
to the last as house postmaster, and gave
excellent satisfacti on. The postmaster of
the last senate was the late S. A. Holden of
fremont. Mr.. Neal has many friends
around the State and will certainly be a
strong candidate for the position Pittsfield
Advertiser.
Qdl II. VOUuCUCk, GuG D6lldSb drUlSG, mas
had great success in his sale Of pictures
here during the holidays. His exhibition
of pictures this year quite surpassed those
of his former visits here and gave great de-
light to many visitors in addition to those
who bought. Mr.. Woodcock steadily grows
in his art, to which he gives most faithful
and earnest devotion. He expects to spend
the winter in Nassau-Rockland Courier
Gazette.
Friends of Mrs. Cordelia (Higgins) More
land have received from her photographs
of scenery in Alaska, where she and her
husband spent several months. Mrs. More
land made the journey through the country
on horseback, and stood the hardships we'll,
when many men succumbed. They are
now at their home in Helena, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durham Sides of
Camden announce the marriage of their
daughter, Adaline Madora Sides and Frank
Ladd Ryder, which took place Christmas
day in the Every Day church, Boston. Mr..
and Mrs Ryder will be at home after
Febr uary 1st at Hotel Dunbar, corner of
Washington and Dudley streets, Roxbury.
At recent reading by George Riddle be-
fore the Brooklyn, N Y, Institute he was
assisted by number of prominent musi-
clans. and among them was Miss Katherine
Bickford, soprano. The Brooklyn Daily