The Republican journal., 1902-02-27
PERSONAL.

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Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Elva Jewett arrived home from Au-
burn Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Woods, who has been quite
Ill, was better yesterday.
William II. Quimby went to Boston, Tues
day, to return Saturday.
Mrs. Emery O. Pendleton is ill with
pneumonia, but is gaining
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Kimball expect to
move to East st. Louis soon.
Mrs. Herman Stevens went to Worcester,
Mass, Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. c. A. Brown of Castine visited
friends in Belfast the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin L. Webber arrived
home last Tuesday from Auburn.
Walter Stimpso of Lowell is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Simpson.
F, P. Wilson, who is attending the Bangor
Law School, spent Sunday at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Ellis of Waltham, Mass,
are spending Il two weeks vacation in Bel
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Rogers attended the
Libby-Russell wedding in Watervlle Feb.
25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sylvester have arrived
home from Boston, where Nh 5. has been
at work.
Miss Blanche L. Sullivan went to New
York last week for three weeks visit
with Mrs ! w Doupap
H. L. Woodcock will leave Saturday for
Nassau, n. P, where he will spend several
weeks at the Royal Victoria Hotel.
Chas. H. Cunningham was at home from
Providence, R. l., last week to visit his
mother, Mrs. Arbela Cunningham.
B. W. Stevens of Bangor, special agent
of the Travellers Accident Insurance Co.,
was in Belfast last week on business.
Chas. j. Read left Monday for Gloucester,
Mass, and will go from there to Omaha.
Neb., where he has business interests.
The daughters of C. L. Wright and Way
land A. Hall have nearly recovered from
pneumonia, and Mrs. Hall is quite sick.
NJ. A. Berry, superintendent of Leonard
" DdllONo Sllte , was Ill
Belfast the first of the week on business.
Among the nominations of Gov. Hill Feb.
21st was that of Frank L. Gray of Frank
fort as an agent 10 prevent cruelty to ami
mails.
Among those who attended the annual re-
union of the Boston Colby Alumni last week
were A. II. Kelley, '73 and W. C. Crawford.
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Thomas j. Brown has returned to Belfast
from Campello, Mass, where he has been at
work for A. \. Drury in the CampelO
House.
Mr. Is. A. Frost who has been employed
in the MiddleborC, Conn, Insane Asylum,
arrived home Monday by steamer Penob-
scot for short visit.
T. S Keen Of Freedom visited his brother,
y. f. Keen last week. Mr.. Keen is so Years
old, hale and vigorous, and able to do
considerable work.
Mrs. }. \. Mace and daughter Mildred OF
Portland, wife and daughter of Conductor
Mace, visited Mrs. c. C. MarSton in Halo
well Friday and Saturday, returning home
Saturday.
Marion Staples Of Joplin, Mo, was re-
Gently appointed on Il committee on }uiId-
ing Il $4,000 block in that city He is
native of Belfast, brother of Henry
Staples
j. s. Hartman, Esq, left on the WedneS-
day morning train for Manchester, y. H.,
where he has business before the Probate
Court. Mrs. Hartman and Miss Sleeper
accompanied him.
Fred Flynn OF Hartford, Ct, is secretary
of the Deaf Mutes' Benefit Society of that
city He formerly lived in Bangor, and is
well known in this city and throughout
Maine as a base ball player.
Mrs. L. f. McMahan went from Skowhe-
gan to Lacona, y. H., last week to care for
Miss Alma, daughter of her SiSter-in-aw,
Mrs. Agnes (McMahanJ Cottrell. The little
girl was very sick Il few DAYS, but is now
gaining.
Major Holman F. Days new volume Of
poems, "Pne Tree Ballads" will soon be
issued. March 6th, Maj. Day will attend
the banquet of the Pine Tree Club in
Worcester, Mass, and will speak for Maine,
representing Gov. Hill, who cannot attend
Frank w. Gowen spoke to ii large audience
in East PttSton last Sunday evening and
again Thursday evening and organized u
Good Templar's lodge with nearly twenty
members. lie has been invited to address
Il public meeting in Portland the Goth inst,
under the auspices of |. o. &. T., but on
account Of business cannot be present.
Mi Gowen Says that he has more calls to
address temperance meetings over the State
than he can possibly ill., Waterviile Mail.
Mr. and Mrs George p Field of the
Somerset, accompanied by their niece, Miss
A lice Windsor of Fairhayen, sailed ON the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, Tuesday morn
ing, Feb. Is. They VIII go at once to
France, spending most OF their time at AK,
where Mrs. Field, who is d rheumatic
sufferer, hopes to be benefited by the
baths. On their return, May /, they viii eo
Immediately to their summer home at
Manchester, wherA Mr.. and MIS-. H. b.
Pearson will be their guests during the
SUMMERTIME Boston Budget.