The Republican journal., 1903-04-16
PERSONAL.

Lewis H. Trundy was in Belfast last
week on visit from Waterville.
Merrill Atherton was at home the past
week from Boston for a vacation.
Miss Eta Trip went to Bangor last week
to visit her father, Eugene Trip.
Joseph Williamson, Esq, of Augusta was
in Belfast on business, Saturday
Miss Mary B. Sargent of Searsport was
guest last week of Mrs. c. II. Sargent.
R. F. Copeland, baritone in the Belfast
Band, is salesman in E. S. Pitchers store.
John c. Clement is at home from Chaun-
cey Hall School, Boston, for the Easter va
cation.
Miss Marjorie Wentworth of South Wey-
mouth, Mass, is visiting her uncle, Alfred
A. Small.
William C. Crawford of Allston, Mass,
paid flying visit to his mother and sister
Saturday.
Capt and Mrs. James F. McKeen moved
last week from High street to their new
home on Miller street.
Mrs. Joel P. Wood and child of Northport
left by steamer City of Rockland Tuesday
for visit in Hampden.
Mrs. Chandler Swift has returned from
Paris, Me-, and is i'll at the farm of Geo. O.
Holmes near Citypoint.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury left Cam
den last week for visit of several weeks
in Boston and New York.
Howard Curtis of Frankfort has been as
signed to the position of signal man at the
Orono Maine Central station.
Harry Park of Stockton Springs, who
sang solo at the Unitarian church Easter
Sunday, is student of Edward ThOrndike
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wilson arrived
home by Saturday evenings train from
Lynn, Mass, where they spent the winter
with their son, Byron Wilson.
Lucius Fairchild Post, No. IL, G. A. R.,
has selected Rev. F. A. Gilmore, pastor of
the Unitarian church of Madison, Wiscon-
sin, as the speaker for Memorial day.
Hon. George P. Wescott of Portland sail
ed from New Y York Saturday on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm for a trip through France
first OF July.
Fred w. Pote resumed business on the
Eastern S. S. Co.'S wharf Monday, after an
illness of several weeks. d. F. Stephenson
is his assistant and Robert P. Coombs will
return to the steamer.
Charles S. Hichborn left Augusta April
10th for Washington, d. c., to confer with
the United States authorities in relation to
matters pertaining to the topographic sur
vey of the State of Maine
Amos Clement and son John went to
Seal Harbor Tuesday to attend to putting
in a Mt electric light system in the Sea-
side Inn. The electricity is supplied from
the Bar Harbor system.
Geo. A. Dunning was able to come down
town Friday after being confined to the
house five days by blood poisoning from a
slight wound on his arm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunning spent Sunday in Bangor.
Mrs Sanford Howard went to Newburgll
last Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Loraina Clements, who is in poor health
Mrs. Clements is one of family of eight, all
living. The youngest is more than 90 years
old.
Frank W. Collins arrived in Belfast last
week to visit relatives. He lately returned
from the trip to the West Indies and Cura-
Goa. He was in the party with f. G. White
and Ben d. Field, but returned from Trin
dad by different route.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Kochersperger OF
Chicago have announced the marriage OF
their niece, Miss Carolyn Russ, formerly OF
! this city, to James Burns of Toledo, Ohio
The wedding took place Feb. 10th. They
| will live in Chicago.
| Governor Hill made large number OF
| appointments April 10th. including the fol
lowing: AnderSonville monument commits
sion, Levi M. Poor, Augusta; L. c. Morse
Liberty; county inspector of insane Grim
inals, Dr. John Stevens, Belfast.
Three Belfast men are in charge of rooms
| in Cady Il Cutters shoe factory in Greenfield
| Mass, of which F. H. Welch is superintend
ent. o. r. Yeaton is foreman of the sole
| leather room, A. T. Condor of the lasting
room, and Levi Rogers of the stitching room
j.. b. Darling OF this city, r. E. Freeman
of Dexter and F. E. Freeman of Rocklan(
attended the quarterly meeting of the
Maine Veterinarian Medical Association il
| Waterville, April Sth. At the banquet a
the Elmwood in the evening F. E. Freeman
, read a paper.
! Eighty-four young men came up before
the Massachusetts board of dentistry fo
examination, last week, and of these 4!
| passed Among them were these Maine
boys V. S. Kelley, Bancroft j. E. Pendle
ton, Searsport; c. Porter, Auburn; and F
| 2. Simpson, Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Z. McIntre ar.
| soon to move to Belfast, where they will
| make their future residence. Mr.. Mc1ntr,
| is treasurer of the Duplex Roller Bushins
| Company, which is soon to move its business
| to that city. Camden peopie are sorry II
| lose Mr.. and Mrs. McIntre, but our loss il
| BefaSt's gain.-Camden Correspondence.
| George +. Evans, vice president and gen
| eral manager of the Maine Central Rail
road, with Mrs. Evans and Miss Evans
sailed from Boston April 18th, on th
| steamship New England of the Dominion
line of International Mercantile Marine