The Republican journal., 1902-12-25
PERSONAL.

from Bath.
R. F. Dunton, Esq, was in Augusta last.
Friday on business.
| James S. Hartman, ESQ.,, wasin Augusta
Monday ON business.
Mrs. Lucy Rhoades of Northpert is spend
ing few weeks in Belfast.
VIM. H. Bray will spend Christmas with
C. H. Maxfeld In Waterville.
Miss Susan Dinsmore is at home ior the
holidays from Bridgton, n. j.
DR.. F. A. Knowlton of Fairfield was in
Belfast yesterday on business.
| Mrs. E. II. Conant has returned from
visit to her daughter in Portland
Miss Ellen D. Townsend is spending the
holidays at her home in New Haven, Ct.
| Reginald Hazeltne is spending his holi-
day vacation in Belfast, from Boston
| John c. Clement is at home for the hoi-
days from Chauncey Hall school, Boston.
Geo. A. Leavtt was called to Clinton last
week by the serious illness of his father.
Seth NJ. Milliken of New York is spend
ing short Christmas vacation in Belfast.
Miss Laura Wadlin of Portland is spend
/ ing the holidays with Mrs. John H. Quimby.
Mrs. G. Osborne Lord will leave the latter
part Of the week for Boston to visit friends.
| Charles Tolford Dolloff of Gardiner is
member Of the Freshman class at Bates
College.
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this week with friends and relatives in
Islesboro.
Mrs. Helen C. Rhoades has been in town
during the past week on business from
Rockland.
Misses Louise Richards and Vida Vose,
who are teaching in Massachusetts, are at
home for the holidays.
j. F. Wilson had a severe attack in indi-
gestion Monday, but is now improving and
will soon be about again.
Harry Blazo is at home from Pittsfeld,
where he is employed in Bryants mill, for
the Christmas vacation.
Miss Jane A. Mcclellan and Hugh d. Me-
Lellan, ESQ.,, are spending Christmas with
their parents in this city.
Mrs. Annabel Underwood of Lewiston is
in Belfast caring for her mother, Mrs. Wales
L. Miller, who is seriously i'll.
Ralph 0. Crtchett is at home for the
Christmas vacation from the Massachusetts
College of Pharmacy in Boston.
Charles E. Stevens came from Ellsworth
to Belfast Monday, with the intention of re-
establishing his harness business here.
Clarence E. Read is at home for the holi-
day vacation frSfn Portland, where he is
employed in the Portland Machine Works.
At the election of Society officers at Kent's
Hill last week Stanley d. Wilson of Sears
mont was elected secretary of the Literati.
Miss Arlene Walton has position as
teacher in the public schools of New Haven,
Ct, and leaves today to assume her duties
there.
Aphonso Wood, Karl Mcdonald Frank
Flanders and j. Percy Simmons are at
home from the University of Maine for the
holidays
> Misses Grace and Prudence Piper, B. II.
S., 'O4, left December 18th to attend the win
ter term of tie Eastern Maine State Normal
School at Castine.
Oscar Hills has been i'll at his home in
| Northport for several weeks, but his man,
friends will be glad to learn that be is now
. rapidly improving.
Mrs. James S. Hartman went to Boston
) Monday to visit her cousin, Miss Maud Lii
lan Berry, who is prima donna in the Ire
} mont Street Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. " Nash announce the
engagement of their granddaughter, Miss
Alice May Heath, to Mr.. Ralph Ernest
| Whtten of this city.
E. C. Freeman of the Belfast and Camden
accommodation stage was in the city Satur-
day for the first time in several weeks, bav-
ing been kept at home by rheumatic troubles
t Miss Edith Ellingwood is at home from
Providence, r. l., for two weeks vacation.
An additional week was given the school in
which she is teaching because of the lack of
r coal.
Faunce Woodcock is spending the Christ
mas vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hart L. Woodcock He is student
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Mass
r Capt. Ernest O. Patterson has been order
ed by the U. S. government to California to
superintend work on dredging steamers.
Mrs. Patterson will spend the winter with
him there.
Miss Ethel Hook of Brewer has arrived
7 at her home from Lasele Seminary, Au-
burndale, Mass, to spend the holidays. She
has with her as her guest Miss Wood OF
| Washington, ID. c.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs E. K. Cum
ningham of Northampton, Mass, graduated
: last June from Smith College, and next sum-
me1sthey propose to take her into the Maine
woods where they can catch more trout
than black flies.
Two of the Elwell party which sailed
from Portland for Liverpool, September Z,
!, 1901, in the steamship Vancouver, have just
- returned from EuropezMrs. Laura c. God
), frey and her daughter, Miss Ethel Godfrey,
: of Bangor. There were twelve in the party
that toured Scotland and England and nine,
. ;noln1ino Mr. and MrS Y A Elwou of