The Republican journal., 1903-03-12
PERSONAL.

| A. P. Hatch of North Troy was in the
city Saturday.
James W. Knowlton has gone to Middle
| town, CT, for work.
Oscar Hills arrived home Saturday from
a weeks visit in Boston.
Henry Webber is to leave today for Brock
ton, Mass, to work in shoe factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Walls returned to Vim
| alhaven last Saturday from Augusta.
Mrs. F. P. Alexander returned last Satur-
day from visit to her son Fred in Bangor.
/ Mrs. Maude Sherman and son Ray of
Dark Harbor are visiting relatives in Bel
| fast.
! Miss Ethel Wilson arrived home today
from Castine where she is attending the
| Normal School,
Mrs r. Lufkin of East Orrington and her
son, B. II. Mudgett of Unity, arrived Satur-
| day to visit relatives.
| Ralph H. Critchett came home last week
| from the Boston School of Pharmacy for
| short visit, on account of poor health
Henry c. Marden will leave in few days
for New York city, where he has the offer
of a lucrative position in commission
house.
| Miss Erma Barker, a student OF the Bel
fast High School, left last Wednesday to
spend her vacation with her parents i'll
Brooks.
L. A. Berry of Unity has gone to New
Nnrl- rbor I, bns : -J,
well Granite Company, as inspector, who
are furnishing the stone for the new Gus
toms building.
Miss Margaret \. Dunton, the first stu
| dent to be graduated from Banks Business
College, received her diploma yesterday.
Miss Dunton obtained high standing on her
final examination.
G. B. Marsano arrived home last Satur-
day from a visit to his old home in Italy.
He was accompanied by two men and two
| children from the sunny land, who intend
| to make their home here.
The many friends in this city of Melvin
| NJ. Bickford, who has had severe case of
typhoid fever in Augusta, will be pleased
| to learn that he is conyalescent. Dr. Freder-
| lex, his physician, is encouraging in regard
| to him.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton G. Berry of Califor-
| MIA are visiting in Belfast, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Hartman. Mr.
| Berry has been absent from Belfast for ~
years, but tnds many friends here, not
wthstanding his long absence.
| JAS F. Forrest of Bangor was in town
Friday calling on friends. Mr.. Forrest,
f! who is one of the deservedly popular men
of the down east city, has re-entered the
| theatrical business after several Years of
| voluntary retirement from il and will go on
| the road next season in advance of Th0S.
+. Shea.-Portland Argus.
Miss Inez Carter of this city LETT for
IIallowell last week to accept a Steno.raph-
| c position there Miss Carter took both
the business and shorthand courses at the
| Banks Business college and obtained high
rank in Ill her work. The situation was oh
tanned through the agency of the college
Mrs j. A. FeSSendon of Stamford, Ct, at
tended the recent u. \. Il. Congress in
| Washington, u. c., as Regent of the Stam-
| ford Chapter. Her sister, Mrs. L.~W.
Pendeton, is travelling in the South with
an Old school friend, and is now in ASheyile,
| " e., after spending month in Charleston,
5. G.
Hon. Frederic ). Walls of VinhhaveIl,
| former senator from Knox county, and we'll
| and fayorably known throughout the Sta,e,
will be a candidate for the position of de
/ partment commander at the next encamp-
ment OF the Maine Grand Army He already
has the assurance of strong backing in vat-
Gus parts of the State
Miss Cleora Il. Haney went from Belfast
to Bangor last fall to teach music and now
has - pupils on the piano. She also has
charge of the singing at the Sunday after
noon services at the Children's Home. Miss
| Ilaney is a graduate of Prof. Weaver'S
school of piano instruction of WeStteld,
| Mass and teaches what is known as the
| Weaver method.
Eben Emmons Small of Thorndike, who
has quite reputation as an elec:rician,
having been employed by the PlttSted,
Newport and Cornish X keZar Falls Flee
tric and Power Companies, has secured a
position as conductor No. 9l97 on the sur
division of the Boston Elevated Railway
Company.
Austin Earl Whitmore OF Belfast, who
for number of years has been in various
capacities on the boats of the Eastern
Steamship Company, and more recently in
the stewards department, has secured Il
| position as conductor on the surface cars of
| the Boston Elevated Railway Company. ON
the CharlestoWn, Everett and SomeiN HE
| division.
| Mr. and Mrs NJ. w. Welch returned Sat
urday from a visit of four weeks i'll Massa-
! chusetts The firm which has employed
| their son-in-law, Fred Ii. Colley. has re-
organized and moved to New York from
Arlington, Mass, and Mr.. Colley superin-
tended the taking down and setting up of
the machinery. The company is now known
as the Automatic Tympan Co., and manu-
factures metallic tympans for printing press
es. Mr.. Wech went on to New York and