The Republican journal., 1902-10-23
Personal,

S. r. Locke went to Boston Monday to
buy holiday goods.
| George Parker of Togus visited relatives
in Belfast last week.
A. A. Drury of Campello, Mass, spent a
| few days the past week in Belfast
Mrs. VIM. c. Frederick of Boston is visit
| ing Mrs. Sarah Mathews on Cedar street.
DR.. Chas. P. Bean returned to Boston last
Thursday from visit of several weeks in
! Belfast.
Mrs. j. g. Damon was guest of Mrs A.
II. Harding of Bangor few days the past
week.
Mrs. VIM. II. Snow and son Harry left
last Thursday to visit her sister in New
York.
Hugh D. Mcclellan has moved his law
office in Boston to the fremont Bank
Building.
Mrs. VIM. Crosby and Mrs Elmer Small
went to Portland last Thursday for a few
days visit.
Miss Hattie NJ. Black went to Boston
Thursday afternoon to buy her fall and
Christmas goods
Capt. f. F. Bramhall was able TO walk
down town last Thursday. for the first time
in four weeks.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. kneeland returned home
to Medford Hillside, Mass, last Thursday
after visit in Belfast
Mrs. Olive II. Cooper, Who has been Wis
iting at Briggs Corner and St. John. y. B..
arrived home last week.
Mrs Walter Cooper and little daughter,
who have been visiting relatives in New
port, have arrived home
Ira NJ. Cobe of Chicago and George E.
Cobe OF Boston were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Austin W. Keating last week.
S. G. Bicknell was able to walk down
town last week, after being confined to the
house several weeks by illness.
Rev. A. T. Ringold, wife and daughter
Helen of Eastport are visiting Mrs. Rim
COLDS parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Robbins.
Hon. Geo. f. Johnson, Hon. r. F. Dun
ton and c. P. Hazeltine, Esq, left Monday
for Stacyville for their annual deer hunt
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wight were recalled
to their dnties at the Industrial School in
Hallowell, Monday, after spending but half
of their expected vacation
Dr.. F. f. Freeman of this city was one of
the judges of the races at Topsham fair
Yesterday ana last night read paper at the
meeting of the Maine Veterinarians at An
burn.-Roekland Star, Oct 10th.
William H. Arnold went to the East
Maine General Hospital in Bangor Saturday
for an operation for appendicitis He was
accompanied by DR.. A. c. Ellingwood
Mrs Georgia Davis and daughter left last
Friday for visit in Old Town. Her
father, Charles Thomas, accompanied her
and has gone into the woods deer hun;ing.
Rev Harry Lutz left THURSDAY to attend
the meeting OF the Unitarian Ministers As
sociation in Plymouth, Mass. The meetings
continued a week. Mr.. Lutz preached in
Rarnstab.e, Mass, Sunday.
Carl W. Woods of Freedom has gone TO
Boston to enter the employ of the Boston
Elevated Railway Company. He has been
/ assigned to the division of the comlanv's
trolley system that connects Boston with
South Boston.
An excellent pastel portrait of Lieut. Roy
l.. teinald OF Wlnterport, a graduate
of the University of Maine, who was
drowned while on service in the Philippines,
is on exhibition at the studio of J. f. Ger
rity in Bangor.
d. \. Bird, superintendent of the Bel
| fast Water Co., was in the city over Sunday,
| on his weekly visit. Mr. Bird reports that
| numerous improvements are being made to
the water plant and that business cond-
tions, generally, are much better in Belfast
than they have been for some time past
Rockland CuulierliaZette.
Mr.. Edwin W. CalderwoUd of Los An
gees, California, tformerly of Belfast. Me. J
| arrived last Tuesda. morning to visit his
brother and sister, Mr. Luther Calderwood
and Mrs. Alvin Blodgett. Mir. {. has not
visited this place for "a years.
Mrs, Cyprian Bryant, Mrs [ has. Dickey
and Mrs, Adelbert Dickey of Northport,
were the guests of Mrs. j. f. Prescott, War
rem street, Rockland. last Thursday and
Friday left for Portland to attend the Ma
/ tlonal Convention of the ". c. I. L.
At the recent annual meeting in Washing
| ton, d. c., of the Army Nurses Associa-
| ton, Margaret Hamil,on of Wakefield
| Mass, widow of Charles Roberts Hamilton
of Co. ID. 10th Maine regiment was elected
| National President for the ensuing year.
| Cards have been received in this city an
nouncing the marriage of Katrina, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ii. Dahl, to Mr.
Walter S. Batchelder, Wednesday, Oct 18th,
| in Dorchester, Mass. Mrs. Dahl is a sis
ter of the late Frank Gilkey of this city
and spends the summers at her cottage on
| South Shore, Northport.
| City Marshal VIM. ii. Sanoorn says he
will resign his position at the next meeting
of the City Council. While his health is
gradually improving, his deafness prevents
him from attending to the duties OF the
office. A petition was circulated Tuesday
and received many signatures, asking the
| City Council toappoint Dr. l.. w. IlammonS
City Marshal:
The ODD Fellows and Rebekahs gave a
| ranaptin,, ia Nh. and Mrs l'b.s Iarri-