The Republican journal., 1903-01-22
PERSONAL.

Almon McMahan went to Boston Mon
day for work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sanborn of Thomas
ton spent Sunday in Belfast.
VIM. c. Thompson of New York is visit
ing his father, J. C. Thompson.
George A. Bailey of Hartford, Ct, was in
Belfast last Saturday on business.
Mrs. Joseph Osgood has returned to Lynn,
Mass, after long visit in Belfast
Capt. Byron A. Hart arrived home Satur-
day from visit in Springfield, Mass.
Fl. L. Woodcock expects to leave New
York jim Goth for sojourn in Nassau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Mayo returned
last week from visit in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Mary Jackson arrived home last
week from visit of two months in Massa-
chusetts.
Horace Chenery arrived Tuesday for a
short visit and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. R. Coombs
Capt. e. I. Osborne arrived home Satur-
day from Thomaston and expects to spend
the winter at home
Mrs. A. NJ. Lothrop has returned from
New York and is again with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred W. Pote
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian c. Tuttle returned
Saturday from Boston where they attended
the pigeon exhibition.
Melvin M. Bickford is il with typhoid
fever at Augusta, where he has been EN-
ployed in the Kennebec Jou nal office.
Capt. and Mrs. Willis w W,Scott, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in Bel
fast, have returned to their home in Deer
Isle
William R. Roix of Bangor has been
elected base ball captain for the coming
season at the East Maine Conference Semi
nary at BuckSpOrt.
Capt. Philip Pendleton of Islesboro arriv-
ed home Saturday from Providence, where
he left his vessel in command of the mate,
bound to New York to load coal.
E. J. Hartman is the new night clerk at
the City hotel, Augusta. Mr.. Hartman
came from Prospect, and was previously
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but more recently in Murray's railroad res
taurant at Naterville.-kennebec Journal
Prot. l.. {. Bateman Of Auburn has been
visiting his old stamping grounds in Waldo
county and called at The Journal office last
week. He is one of the editors Of tie Lew
lston journal, and looks as if new spdper
work agrees with him.
Miss Barnes and sister. Miss Hattie
Barnes, and maid, of Bristol, t. L. arrived
in Belfast Sunday morning to visit their
aunt, Miss Elizabeth Barnes, who was taken
seriously i'll Friday evening They arrived
in Burnham on the early morning train and
Conductor Sullivan met them at Burnham
with special for Belfast.
Albert Stevenson of Freedom. formerly
bOokkeeper for Williams Il Dean ri this
city, recently had one of his legs ampjttatad
above the knee and his condition AZ one
time was thought to be quite critical. Later
reports, however, indicate that he is on the
road to recovery. Mr.. Stevenson married
Miss Maria Mitchell. Il former teacher in
the Rockland public schools. -kock.and
Courier-Gazette.
The Topeka, Kan, Capital, reports that
the board Of regents Of the State A-I;cu-
tural College has elected Prof. CI.as T..
Paul OF Belfast, Me, assistant III the lie
partment of mechanical engineering. Prof
Paul is graduate of Belfast High school
a reception was given the board OF @---l.tS
after the meeting.
The following students from Waldo oUu
ty are attending Bates College: Junior
class, Harry Alvin Brown, Liberty Viola
Josephine Turner, Palermo Centre >oIho-
more class, Earle button BeSSey, EloukS
Ethel Augusta Turner. Palermo Centre:
Freshman class. Leauder Jack son. Morrill,
Frank Hale Thurston and Fred Loveioy
ThurSton, Smthton.
/ :. Hon. +. 7. Hansen, Who IS about to leave
for Chicago, was presented Saturday with a
handsome god watch. The presentation
was made by f. W. Pote. and the recipient,
who was taken by surprise, does not know
who the donors are. The watch bears this
Inscription:
"Presented to Hon. +. F. Hanson, by his
friends and fellow citizens as a token ol eS-
TEEN for his sterling integrity, ability and
pluck as was ever shown IN the twenty
years of public and private life in our city.
Belfast, Jan. /, 1903
The friends of Capt. A. 7, Pillsbur} VIII
be pleased to learn of his recent aprnlnt-
ment as surveyor OF the board OF marine
underwriters of San Francisco for the port
of San Francisco. The duties of the posi-
tion are to superintend the loading Of yes
sells at that port, to survey vessels ana car
goes. and to superintend the making OF re