The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-03-06
PERSONAL.

from Brock ton.
Lewis Russell of Union is visiting his
father, Geo. A. Russell.
Ernest Patten of Leeds Junction visited
at Otis Kilgores last week.
Selden Gillian was at home from Skowhe-
gan few days the past week
Hon. F 0. Beal of Bangor was in Bel
fast last week on business
w. B. Washburn is in Belfast for a shora
time, from Hyde Park, Mass
Mrs. B. II. Conant is visiting Mrs. j. NJ.
Leighton in Springfield, Mass.
l.. F. Toward and family have returned
to Belfast from Massachusetts.
Miss Esther Colson of Brooks was at
Amos Clements the past week.
Rev. Geo S. Mills was in Watervlle Tues
day to attend the ministers meeting
Robert c. Logan arrived home last week
from three weeks visit in Boston.
Chas. 7. French arrived home Yesterday
on short visit from East Dedham, Mass.
Fred A. Hartman of Waterville was in
'SiielSt tll'' tNcHiIlS Vi req. ZbCn, on DuSl-
ness.
Mr.. Augustus Perry, money order clerk
in the Belfast post office, is i'll at his home
on Cedar street.
Francis H. Welch returned Saturday
from business trip to Massachusetts and
New Hampshire.
Thomas Dinsmore was called to Water
vile yesterday by the death of his brother.
Wellington Dinsmore.
Mrs. Emma Wadlin has arrived home
from Bangor and is visiting Mrs L. NJ.
BOody at p Court street.
James w. Deering was seriously i'll in
Brockton, Mass, last week, but at last re-
ports was no worse
Mrs. Frank Shute has returned from
Providence, R. l., where she spent the win
ter with her daughter.
Edward Sibley returned home last Thurs
day night from visit of six weeks in
Chicago and Minneapolis.
Misses Ada Jones and Louise H. Fergn-
son went to Boston Tuesday to attend the
millinery openings for j. w. Ferguson & Co
Mrs. Nettie Smalley has been in Augusta
visiting her husband, John F. She finds
him very feeble, both mentally and phvsi
cally.
Mrs. B. F. Wells left Saturday for New
York and Boston to prepare for her spring
millinery opening. Mrs. F. G. Spinney
will Join her soon.
Jo I,
torate of the Unitarian church in Castina,
to take effect March 10th. Mr. Woude will
then visit in New York State
Miss Grace PendIeton, who has a position
in the public schools of Greenville, Me-, is
| at home, called here by the severe illness of
! her mother, Mrs. E. O. Pendleton.
Chas. r. Hill and VIM. \. Hill 2nd of
Winterport and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hin
| of Rockland were in Belfast Friday to at
tend the funeral of William G. Hin.
l. T. Clough, Russell Brier, Oscar Stevens.
Miss Leila Sheldon and Mrs. Toleman Shell
don arrived home Saturday from Auburn,
where they have been at work in IL shoe
factory.
Miss Edith Wilson of Searsmont and Miss
Ethel Wilson of Poor's Mills arrived home
Thursday to spend the spring vacation from
the Castne Normal school, where they are
students
Capt. Edw. Coombs of sch Willie l..
Newton is at home in IsleSboro, on account
of i'll health, to remain while the vessel
makes a trip from New York to Fernandina
and return.
Fred II. Bagley of Troy, of the C. class,
home Saturday to begin his duties Monday
as principal of the Troy High school,
, Pennington Chronicle.
Justin G. Burdin of Belfast has enlisted
in the L. S. army and is in fort in San
Francisco. He writes to his parents that
he has been promoted corporal and that he
expects to start for the Philippines in about
ten days.
Mrs. Flora Thompson, wife of Dr.. Au-
gustin Thompson of Boston, is visiting her
mother, Mrs Mahala Forbes, in Brooks.
Mrs. Forbes, who has been quite i'll, barely
escaping pneumonia, is gaining slowly. She
was eighty years old her last birthday
Miss Jean Thompson and Chas Haycock
returned on the train last Saturday to
EaStpOrt from two months vacation, two
+ weeks of which was spent in Belfast They
are employed in the Seacoast Packing Co,
Miss Thompson as sUenographer and Mr..
Haycock as head bookkeeper
Herbert NJ. Lord of Rockland has been
promoted from the rank of paymaster and
captain to paymaster and major in the regu-
lar army. He has now attained the same
rank in the regular army that he held in the
volunteer ARMY during the Spanish -Ameri-
can war.
W. R. Howard went to Waterville last
Saturday to attend a meeting of repreSen-
tatives from the four Maine colleges to
make rules for the government of inter
collegiate athletics Mr.. Howard REPRE-
sented the alumni of the University of
Maine. He made Il brief visit in Orono
Friday.
j. F. Woodbury. writes from Ashville
n. c.: 81 am very much pleased with your
newsy paper and feel that | cannot do with
out it. l think my subscription is about
out and enclose 81 to pay for your welcome
paper in advance. | was once ii resident of