The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-09-25
PERSONAL.

Hugh d. Mcclellan went to Boston last
Friday to practice law.
Chas. F. CHM arrived home last Friday
from three weeks trip to Colorado
Frank Tuttle left Friday to return to .Jer-
sey City, after short vacation at home.
Frank j. Starrett and family of Framing
ham, Mass, are visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Pendleton went to
North Vassalboro Saturday for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Kimball leave this
week to spend the winter in East ST. Louis,
III.
Mrs. Sarah f. Crawford went to Boston
last Thursday to visit her son, w. c. Craw-
ford.
Mrs. E. II. Vose of Calais arrived last
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Geo S.
Mills.
Mrs. Florence (Sargent( Cook and chill
dren are visiting at Thomas B. Cooks in
Unity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sanborn started Sun
day on a carriage ride to Guilford and
vicinity.
John G. Clement left Monday to enter the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology in
Boston.
Miss Abbie o. Stoddard returned last
Friday to resume her studies in Wellesley
College.
Miss Ethel Wilson of Poor's Mills left
Saturday for Waltham, Mass, where she
has employment.
Miss June X. Hills returned to Boston
last week to resume the study of music at
the New England Conservatory.
NJ. F. Gould of Waterville is firing on the
| passenger train in place of Ezra L. Talbot,
who was injured last Thursday.
| Mrs. II. w. Farnham returned to East
Dedham, Mass, last Thursday from visit
to her sister, Mrs. Lydia A. Hatch.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. r. Coombs arrived
home last Friday from wedding trip to
New York, Niagara and other points
Miss Flora Stover of Camden visited rela-
tives in Belfast last week, and went to
South Montville Saturday to visit her broth
| er
Mrs. c. f. Littlefeld and Mrs f. P Walk
er joined Congressman Titteteld in Boston
last week to accompany him on his western
! trip.
A. P White of Bucksport has been engag-
} ed as night operator at the Maine Central
! station in Augusta and began his duties
last week.
Austin Whitmore arrived Sunday for a
short visit in Belfast He is employed on
steam II Governor Dingley OF the Eastern
s. 5. Co.
Mrs Alice [. Thombs left last Thursday
for South Bend, Ind, with her daughter,
Mrs. c. L. MiIhouse, and children, to spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas W. Mackenzie, who
have been spending the summer at North
port Camp Ground, left Friday tor their
| home in Boston.
Mrs. George TIerrick, who fell and broke
a leg recently, is improving gradually,
despite the fact that She was very feeble at
the time the accident occurred.
Mrs. b. F. Wells went to Boston Friday
to attend the millinery openings. Her
daughter, Mrs. F. g. Spinney, will joiu her
there soon and they will go to New York.
Lucius G. Morse of Liberty, senator-elect
from Waldo county, was in this city Wed
nesday receiving congratulations from his
many friends here ON his election Rock
land Star.
Mrs. Freeman r. johnson of Centre
Montville while in Belfast sept, 10th, was
called to Portland by her husband. who is
employed i'll that city. When she arrived
she found him seriously ILL.,
Charles A Harmon arrived Thursday
morning from Weirs, \. H., where he has
been employed in The Weirs Hotel during
the summer, and left Mondty for Llconia,
n ~, to enter the clothing department
store.
1t is announced that Charles II Maxtield
of this city has been engaged to manage
the new City Hall in WaterviIle, and will
take charge Immediately. AS it is further
said that he is to devote his whole time to
the business it looks as though Belfast is to
lose Mr.. Maxtield.
ThA freshman class at the University Of
Maine includes the following from this city
and vicinity in addition to those previously
mentioned Wilbur JoshuaC Carver, ,Searsport,
scientific; Robert Williston Grinnell, Sears
port, electrical; John Percy Simmons. Bel
fast, engineering.
Miss Sarah r. Gardner will leave this
week for Portland to join Mr.. and Mrs. S.
a. Reed on their return to Minneapolis.
Miss Gardner will spend the winter with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perry in Fargo, North
Dakota, and will also visit Mrs Lena Perry
AmeS i'll Duluth, Mimi.
Capt.Otis Ingraham was in Belfast Thurs
day, coming over in the morning from Sears
port to take the NJ Il NJ on his way to his
home in Rocklaud. He attended the Monroe
fair the day before and enjoyed the trip and
his visit in Searsport very much. The cap
tains friends, and they are numerous, are
glad to see him looking SO well.
Intentions of marriage We're recorded at
the City Clerk 5 Office in Belfast, Of Nh.
! Edwin Morey OF Boston and Mrs. Adda
Louise Mathews of Belfast, and the GER
titicate was sent to Mr.. Mo1ey at Castine,
Sept. 22d. The parties came to Belfast yes
terday, Wednesday, in the steam yacht
PriucaSS and loft bN a SnpeiaI oar nm tba