The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-01-01
PERSONAL.

John C. Clement will return to Boston
Saturday to resume his studies.
Miss Louise Hahn of Boston is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. c. Ellingwood.
w. R. Howard returned from trip to
Boston on the evening train Dec. oath
George O. Hatch came home from Isles
boro for Christmas and returned there Fri
day.
Miss Geneva Thompson is at at home from
Eastport for few months vacation.
A. l. Brown, assistant secretary of State,
came home from Augusta for Christmas.
Miss Ada f. Larrabee spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bagley in Auburn
Misses Annie L. and Ethel G. Barr left
last Friday for a visit in Woonsocket, r. l..
Herbert F Hanson spent Christmas with
his sister, Mrs. K. FL. Cassens, in Rockland.
Ross Sanborn of Bangor spent Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. San
born.
, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Woodbury. left
Monday to spend the winter in Mortified,
Mass.
Samuel Hodgkinson went to Bangor yes
terday for treatment in the Eastern Maine
Hospital.
Arthur Read came from Portland to spend
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Read.
Melvin A. Pattershall arrived home Sat
urday from Bath, where he has been at
work in sail loft.
Maine, spent Christmas week with their
son, L. W. George.
Ernest Jacobs of Camden spent Christ
mas day with friends in Belfast. He is en-
ployed in Madison.
Percy Drinkwater came from Waterville
to spend the Christmas vacation with his
mother in this city.
Cotton w. Mears is recovering from the
effects Of his recent accident and is able to
move about the house little.
Capt. j. 0. Hayes will start for home to-
day from Norfolk. His broken leg is doing
as we'll as could be expected.
Levi Clay and Basil Newell came home
from Portland to spend Christmas. Mr..
Clay returned Friday morning.
Mrs. Levi Clay, who has been at home for
several weeks, returned to Portland Satur-
day with her son, Basil Newell.
Miss Myrtle f1errick has returned to Rock
land, after spending her Christmas vacation
with relatives in this city and Northport.
Superintendent John r. Dunton went to
Watervlle Tuesday to attend the annual
meeting of the MaineTeachers' association,
Alphonso Wood, who assisted at the
American Express office during the Christ
mas rush. has returned 10 the University of
Maine.
Percy Keen is spending his holiday vaca-
ton at home. He lost all his books, papers
and nearly all his clothing in the Colby
College fire.
Mrs j. W. Emery viii leave this, Thurs
day, morning for Epping, Maine, TO spent
the winter. She will return to Heltast jn
the spring.
Miss Edith Poor is at home from Tyoyi-
dence, r. l., for a few weeks visit t. her
parents, NJ. and Mrs. John H. IooI On
Cedar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Kelley Of Ban
gor spent Christmas with MIR. Keley'S par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. benjamin Kelley, i'll
East Belfast.
Miss Charlotte b. Frost will return sat
urday to resume her position as teacher Of
Latin and Greek in the Emerson High
School, Sanford, Maine.
c. b. Hall is on the road to recovery after
several weeks confinement to the house by
illness. Ills friends are now asking him
what shingles cost. He's had EN-.
L. d. Jones, Esq, OF Union, while attend
ing court at Rockland, was called BY teie-
phone to Morrill,, where his only son, sid
ney, aged years, was critically Ill.
Miss Myra Woodbury. of Boston, Mass,
was in this city Monday on her way home
after visiting her parents, Mr. ami Mrs.
Osgood Woodbury., at Beech Hill, North
port.
II. L. Woodcock spent few days in Eel
fast the past week, ON his way from Rock
land to Bangor. His son Faunce is spend
ing the week in Belfast, the guest Of Leslie
Gardner.
Game warden Walter !. Neal Of Waldo
arrived in Bangor Monday after Il two
weeks trip into Knox county, where he
looked up ID number of cases of violation of
the game laws.
w. c. Crawford formerly superintendent
of schools in this city, now OF Aliston,
Mass, is here with his daughter, Miss Cora,
to attend the sessions of the teachers con
-Waterville Mail Dec. 29th.
Mrs. Eta Patterson entertained Z family
party at her home on Spring street Chrst-
mas Day. In addition to her Immediate
family there were present MIR. and Mrs
James F. Sheldon, Mrs. O. f. DuttUl., Mrs
Daniel Dutton, and Mrs. Melinda smith
Some of the company had not net fuI more
than forty years.
Capt. Alzo NJ. Carter came home from
Portland, where his vessel, schooner Van
Aliens Boughton, was discharging cna. from
Baltimore, to spend Christmas. 1t was his
| first Christmas here for several years. The
schooner is to go light to Lamberts Point,
| Va, to load soft coal.