The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-01-16
NCMBER 3.
PERSONAL.


on business.
Mrs. Flora Heath spent Sunday at home
from Auburn.
S. A. Parker was in Portland the first of
the week on business.
U. E. Frost left Monday for Nashua. n. H..
on business for few days.
Herbert w. Edgecomb arrived home Tues
day from Brockton, Mass.
hon. l.. R. Campbell of Rockland was in
Belfast Tuesday on business.
Miss Lena Mathews went to Wnchendop.
Mass, last Friday for short visit
Mrs. L. A. Knowlton went to Cambridge
port, Mass, Monday, for short visit.
Wllliston Grinnell of Camden is spoken
OF as Republican candidate for senator from
Knox county.
Dr. w. L. West attended the ms etiug of
the Maine Veterinary Association in An.
gusta Jan. Sth.
Mr., Cyrus Wood recently went to Rum
1ord Falls, where he is to work for a time at
the masons trade.
MIS-. Jesse ii. Webber lately returned
from Worcester, Mass, where She visited
MIS-. Rosa Chapman Keyes
ii. l., Lord, merchant tailor of this CITY
mad been in business 40 years Tuesday. Ian
l41h' lie boughtout E. II. Reynolds in 1862.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fogs have arrived
home from Rockland, where Mr. Foeg
mas been very i'll, He is rapidly improving.
L. NJ Staples, Esq, of Washington was
one OF the speakers at the Jackson day ban
quet of the Maine Democratic club in An
burn.
Ihe latest advces from Mrs. WI Fogler
Oh hockland were encouraging. This will
De welcome news to her many friends in
this city
Mrs. Susan Blanchard of Mars Hill was
III he1ast the first of the week to attend
the funeral of her sister, Miss Mary s.
Wood.
Mrs. Lydia A. Burgess was in Amesbury
Mass, the past week, called there by the
sickness and death of Mrs. Sarah (Day}
Bartlett.
Mr. Walter Hawkins of Franklin. Mass.
was in town Sunday and Monday to attend
the funeral of his grandfather, Mr.. Oliver
P. Chase.
Mr.. Erwin Cross, who spent several weeks
as guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mitchell
returned to his home in Canton, Mass. last
Saturday
At the annual meeting of the Bodwell
Water Co, of Old Town, held in Bangor
Jan sth, j. W. Harmon was reelected snper.
lntendent
+. 7. Walker Of Rockland has gone to
Washington to take the place of private
secretary to Congressman Littlefeld, suc-
ceeding j. Z. Rhodes
Miss Cora A. Eames. a graduate from the
Belfast High school. is a teacher of elocution
in Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, and has
been teaching there six years.
The latest reports from Rev. A. T.
Ringod are favorable. He submitted to an
operation for appendicitis in the Maine
Neheral Hospital IN Portland Dec. 31St,
The engagement of Miss Katherine Bick-
ford and q, Harvey Self of New York has
been announced. They expect to leave
Belfast for Brooklyn to-day after ten days
vacation.
Myron a. PillSbury of Bethel, son of Rev
0. S. Pillsbury, d former pastor of the
Methodist church of Fairfield, has entered
Bowdoin Medical school. Mr.. Pilisbury is
graduate of Colby
wealth arrived at Gibraltar Monday, one
day behind time. She was due at Genoa
yesterday. Miss Avis Morrison and her aunt
Mrs. Hannah Adams of Boston are passen
gers.
| Noah Brooks is at work on a memorial
booklet of the lateJ. W Dresser of Castine
| which will contain the addresses of Mr.
Brooks, George Witherle, a. f. Richardson,
! and Rev. Norman LaMarsh on the death of
| Mr.. Dresser.
| Harold E. Bailey has been at home several
weeks suffering from vaccination. He is
working in the interest of the Home Cores
pondence School of Springfield, Mass. with
| headquarters at Winthrop. He returos to
his duties this week
DIR. F. f. Freeman went to Augusta Jan
Sth to attend meeting of the Maine Nnterj-
nary Medical association. DR.. Freeman
operated on difficult case of veterinary
| surgery at the clinic held in the afternoon.
and read paper at the meeting held at
| Hotel North in the evening g-Rockiand star,
Albert j. Skdmore of Liberty was elected
vice president for Waldo county at the
meeting of the Maine Democratic Club in
Auburn last week. Parker T. Fuller OF
Rockland represents Knox, Lincoln and.
, Waldo on the executive committee
Hon Charles F. Wildes, city editor of the
Somerville Journal, who has large circle of
friends in Belfast, has been appointed 4
! member of the committee on METROPOLITAN
Affairs of the Massachusetts legislature of
| 1902, which is considered the most desirable
committee of that body
General Charles Haywood, commandanr
| oi the Marine Corps, formerly of Waiter
Vlile' ana Mrs. lleywood, gave a New Years
| party, which was attended by MANY promi-
nent Washington people. There were
! several Name people present. including.
Mrs. Frank Milliken and her daughter
MIS- Lemly, wife of Judge Advocate (emly
OF the Navy, both formerly of Belfast. and
! Mr: Ernest G. Walker, formerly of Fubden
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