The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-12-10
PERSONAL.

| UuSlucSS.
NJ. A. Pattershall went to Bath Yesterday
to work in a sail loft
Capt. E. E. PendletoL of Orlapd was in
Belfast Monday on business.
George A. Gilchrest was in Portland the
first of the week on business.
Mrs. d. H. Strout inspected the Relief
Corps in Castine last Thursday. -.
Mrs. Almeda Tasker of Jackson is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. James Pattee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Peterson left Fri
day to spend the winter Boston.
Theodore Gerrish of Somerville, Mass.
was in Belfast last week on business.
K. +. Dunton, ESQ.,, went to Augusta yes
terday morning to attend the Law Court.
William H. Thomas vi ;ited his daughter,
Mrs. Josie Clark of Lincolnville, last week.
| Miss Grace Pendeton returned last week
from visit to her fathe-, Ephram Pendle-
ton, in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wight left
| Monday for a visit of two weeks in New
. London and Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. A. V. Sawtele went to
Knox last Friday to spend month with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clements.
Millard F. Chase of Bl looks, Bowdoin 'O4,
is second tenor in the Glee Club and first
mandolin in the Mandoln-Guitar Club.
Mrs Ralph W. Pattershall went to Ban
gor last Thursday to join her husband,
w tO hot NJ
f. G. Norton of Liberty left last week for
Arizona to look after his business interests
there. He will be away about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n Wight were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. PeaS'ee OF
lhOmaStOn on Thanksgiving. g.-WadobOrO
News.
Mrs. Charles A. Hartman, Miss Louise
and AlOnZO are passing a short visit with
her sister, Mrs. Harry S. Coombs, in Lewis
tOn.-Bath Times.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. j. Hayner arrived
from Boston yesterday called home by the
critical illness of Mr.. HIS father, Capt.
Joseph l.. Havner
Miss ENERGY CHM, who is visiting Mrs. F
A. Winslow in Rockland, will leave soon
for Boston, where she expects to spend
most of the winter.
Edmund P. Brown left yesterday to re-
sumo work as railway postal clerk. He is
in the Bangor 4 Boston K. p O., and is on
duty between Boston and Portland.
Ex-senator Frederick S. Walls of Vinal-
haven will be a candidate for the Office of
department commander of the Maine Grand
Army at the encampment in February
Capt R. F. Patterson arrived home Sat
urday from New York for few days visit
His vessel sch. Anna PendletoD, arrived at
New York last week from Brunswick, Ga.
p. S. Staples and daughter, Miss Char
lotte Staples, left Monday for IA visit of ten
days in Boston. William H. Staples is on
r. F. ID. route No. /, while his father is
away.
ii Geo. w. Burkett arrived in Belfast from
Massachusetts Saturday for IL short v,it.
Mrs. Burkett is in Somervile, Mass, with
their daughter, Mrs. Edward A. Wads-
worth.
Warren Knowlton, who went to North
Vassalboro two years ago To 90 into part
business, has bought Mr. Getchell', half of
the business.
Mr. William b. St. Clair of East Union,
who is nearly a cripple from army diseases,
has received word from the pension de
partment of an increase in his pension
from SIS to Sl2, with about SIS back pay.
James II. Dodge has been confined to his
home for two weeks with il bad attack of
lumbago. lie has resigned his position
with the Gas 4 Electric %. of this city,
with whom he has worked for several
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. I, p. SWEET arrived here
last week, having closed their camps at Mo
lunkus Mr.. SWEET is on the road for tax
idermist and sporting goods firm and Mrs.
SWEET is visiting her brother, W. F. Weshe,
and wife.
Hon. Josiah Crosby If Dexter called
upon Governor Hill and other friends at
the Capitol last Saturday. Mr., Crosby is
81 years of age and is the oldest attorney in
the State now actively practicing his pro
fession. He was president of the Maine
Senate in 1868.
Mrs Charles F.. Lttletirld is suffering
from quite severe fracture of the right
wrist, which was sustained by fall on the
slippery sidewalk in front of the McLain
school building Monday afternoon while
she was on her way to the funeral of the
late Mrs. TillSOn. The accident, however,
| does not alter her intention of going to
| Washington after the holidays. ys.-Rockland
| Courier Gazette.
| In our report OF the dedication OF the
| Odd Fellows hall last week we omitted the
| name of Bro. Russell G. Dyer, Grand Secre
tary. We have no excuse to make, for it is
beyond our comprehension to understand
how we could have made gross blunder
| Bro. Dyer is the best known Odd Fellow i'll
| Maine and is as popular as he is well known.
| All the boys like him, even though his atfec
| tiOns are largely centered on the Rebekahs.
-Aro0Stook Pioneer.
C. f. Matthews, "Old Reliable has il
birthday today--57, this time. He remarked
| to The Mail scribe that he thought he
| ought to do something to commemorate the
| day, so he went and had a tooth pulled, and
| thinks he will remember i: all right. Con-
| gratulatory letters came from Bangor,
| Rock land, Lewiston and Brockton, Mass,
and he will wind up the day.with birth
| day cake, and perhaps a game of "Pit"
with his friends this evening" Watervlle
| Mail, Dec ID
| Rev. |, b. Mower of Watervile, State