The Republican journal., 1902-11-13
PERSONAL.


w. H. Mcclellan, Esq, tried two important
cases in Augusta last week.
II. L. Woodcock was in Belfast from Ban
gor few days the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Ellngwood went to
Boston Saturday for a short visit.
Howes Mayo returned from Moosehead
Lake last Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. J. A. Montifiore returned home last
Saturday from a visit in Massachusetts.
Wm b. Swan was in Watervile to attend
the meeting of the retail coal dealers last
Friday.
Frank r. Woodcock returned Saturday
from Boston where he bought Christmas
goods.
Capt Geo. T. Osborne arrived home Sat
urday from Thomaston, where he has been
in the sail loft.
Mrs. II. A. Starrett accompanied MIS-. F.
j. Starrett ON her return to South Framing
ham last week.
Edward H. Kelly, managing editor of the
Bangor Commercial, has been reelected
treasurer of the Madocawando Club, Ban
gor.
W. F. Bean, who spent the summer here,
left last Saturday for Kansas City. but viii
visit in Elnira, y. Y E, and Toledo, Ohio, en-
route.
Geo. O. Hatch of Belfast and Melvin \.
Page of East Northport went to Islesboro
last Friday, where they have employment
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Atwood of Winter
port, who have been guests at the home of
their son, L. c. Atwood, in this city, return
ed to their home on Tuesday by train
Eastport Sentinel. Nov. 9Th.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. G. Pierce returned last
week from visit to his brother Elbridge c.
Pierce of Chicago, her brother Eugene Rust
of Kansas City, and other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel White, who spent the
summer in Belfast, left last saturday for
New York, and later will 60 to California
by steamer, via Panama, to spend the win
ter.
Gordon g. Clark, formerly a produce
dealer in Belfast, is now So years old and
quite feeble His family is all dead and he
has home in one of the public institution
of Chicago.
Geo f. Thomas visited relatives in Bel
! fast last week He has been in the sail loft
in Portsmouth navy yard. He left Saturday
for Boston, where he expects work soon on
yacht sails.
Mr. and Mrs, L. II. Haney and her par
ents, Capt and Mrs. Thomas Condor, have
moved to Bangor for the winter. Miss
Cleora r. Haney Is teaching piano music to
private pupils.
| Capt William Blake and family of Cas-
tine have gone to New York to spend the
winter. Capt Blake viii oversee the build
ing OF the new steam yacht for Hon. t. II.
! Blake OF Bangor,
! Frank p. Bennett of Saugus was elected
to the Massachusetts legislature in the l4th
Essex district over the regular Republican
candidate Nh Bennett is the owner Of
the Beaver Hin sheep ranch in Freedom.
Ezra L. Talbot has arrived home from
/ Portland Iii arm, which was crushed be
/ tween cars, is improving rapidly and he has
some use Of his elbow joint. The surgeons
at the Maine General Hospital think lie viii
recover the full use OF the arm.
| The engagement is announced of Miss
Mabel NJ Webber, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry : Weber Of Monroe Centre,
to L. A. Roberts, NJ .,of New Dorchester,
Mass Miss WebbeI was a clerk in the dry
goods store of \. y. Chase X Son i'll this
city several years ago. and has many friends
here The wedding is t0Uccur some time IN
| January, 1903
| Miss l. Grace Chadwick gave a party at
her home on Northport avenue last Friday
evening in honor of her friend, Mr.. Arthur
Stanley OF Bolster's Mills The evening
was pleasantly passed with whist and other
games and refreshments We're served. The
first ladys prize at whist was won by Mss
Edith West, and the gentleman $ by M
Percy j. Poor.
"Wednesday evening, oct. 10Th, about fifty
of the friends and relatives of Mir and Mrs.
| Millard Gilmore assembled at their home IN
| Burnham to celebrate the tenth anniversary
of their marriage. After a short entertain
ment with graphophone and music, zee cream
and cake We're served. An enjoyable even
| ing was passed and many handsome and
useful presents were received.
II. W. Thorndike and Charles Wilson
were in Belfast recently and made big
haul of birds. Mr.. Thorndike probably
| heads the list of small-game sp0rtsmen this
season. having bagged more than loo birds.
| While in Belfast he sold his well known
bird dog Dash to Horace Chenery, recelv-
ing very satisfactory price therefor. Mr..
| Thorn like has had Dash two years, and
| naturally regrets to part with the faithful
anima, but he will retain as part of his
| hunting outfit the bird dog which he owned
! jointly with Mr.. Wilson.-Rockland Cour-
| ier-Gazette.
Mrs John IL. Burke met a friend of her
sch0o-days under singular circumstances
recently. She was in iiealdsbur@, Calf,
and traded frequently at the drug store of Il
Mir. Whitney. One day, after being ac-
ullainted with the prC prietor for about a
| vear she noticed al expression about his
| face THAI recalled old times and She asked
| him where he lived " hen a boy. HIS answer
was ''Belfast, Maine" Explanations follow
ed and it was learned that the gentleman is
| William Whitney, who lived during his boy
| hood on Northport avenue, near nelghbUr
| to Mrs. Burke, then Miss Evie Carter