The Republican journal., 1903-12-17
PERSONAL.

II. L. Woodcock went to Bangor Monday.
Capt. John W. Ryder left for New York
Tuesday.
Howes Mayo has gone to Brewer to spend
the winter.
George T. Read went to Whitefieid on
business yesterday
A. f. Hutchins was in Unity on business
the first of the week.
Mrs c. II. MAXI cid and daughter Mary
spent Sunday in Belfast.
VIM. F. Thomas is to go South with
Dickey's excursion party.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Glendenning of Port
land are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Page
VIM. H. Bray of Watervlle spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Bray.
Hon. F. c. Stevens of st. Paul, Mimi,
will arrive Friday to visit his brother, DR..
John Stevens.
Capt. r. f. Patterson returned to New
York Tuesday to rejoin sch. Anna Pendle-
ton, after a short visit at home.
The Senate in executive session Deem
Der 18th confirmed the nomination of G W
McAllister as pos master at Bucksport.
Mr. and Mrs G G. Abbott and Mr.. and
Mrs George W. Miller went to Waterville
Monday to attend the meeting of the State
Grange.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Littlefeld, Mr.. and
Mrs G. c. Lower and Master Roy Libbey
are at Lake Helen, Fla, where they will
spend the winter
Prof. L. c. Bateman of Lewiston has
been appointed aide-de-camp for Maine
upon the staff of Gen. John c. Black, COM
mander-in-chief of the Grand Army,
Miss Isabel CHM of Belfast is spending
few days i'll Portland. She was enter
tained at luncheon at the Columbia on
Wednesday by friends.-Portland Press,
Dec 11th.
Dr. Sumner C. Pattee, who located last
week in Linco!nville Centre, has bought
the practice of DR.. +. w. Larrabee of
Searsport, and has entered upon his new
field.
Miss Cora S. Morrison went to Boston
yesterday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Adams,
and her sister Evelyn. Tie latter will ac
company her home next week to spend
Christmas,
Capt O. A. Wade has arrived home for the
winter from Hartford, CT. He is captain
of barge carrying coal from New York to
Hartford. The barge is hauled up for the
season at Saybrook.
George L. Frye of Centre Montville was
in this city Saturday. He left home in Il
sleigh and found good sleighng until with
in few miles of Belfast, and borrowed
wagon to complete his journey.
Russell d. Sanborn Of Portland spent
Sunday with his father, John Sauborn He
has been in IA government hospital at Fort
Bayard, \. NJ, for treatment of lung trou-
bles contracted while in the army i'll the
Philippines.
Dr. O. S. Erskine, formerly of Frankfort,
who went West for his health, has been at
San Diego, Calf. the past two months and
finds that the climate agrees with him. At
last advices he had improved somewhat,
but has bad throat trouble.
On Sunday evening Rev. George ,. Mills
of Belfast conducted his closing service in
the Elm street church. The ministries of
this visiting brother have been highly APP
preciated by those who have had the pleas
ure of listening to him during the week of
special meetings, -BuckSpOrt Times Dec
llth.
County Commissioner j. W. Brock is a
member of a commission appointed by the
Supreme Court in Knox county TO eStab
lish the line between the towns of Wash
ington and Liberty His associates are
County Commissioner Jameson Of Knox
county, and Hon. Frederick Danforth of
Gardiner. They are running the line this
week.
We have received note from f. IL. DenS-
low, Esq, written on board the steamship
n ew York, Nov. 26th, when nearing South
ampton, Eng gland. He says: "We have had
rough passage; neither my daughter or
myself were sick, however We shall, af
ter establishing ourselves in Paris, take
journey through Southern Europe The
program of IA grand concert given on board
the New York, in aid of the orphanaseS or
other charitable institutions connected
with shipping in America and England
was enclosed, and includes French read
ing by Rev. +. Favre. Mr.. DenSlow in
t ends to return to this country in May.
Transfers in Real Estate.