The Republican journal., 1903-05-07
PERSONAL.

Boston on business.
H. E. Mcdonald was in Boston the first
| of the week on business.
j. G. W. Perry of Portland visited rela-
| tives in Belfast last week.
Mrs. Bertha Wiggin of Portland is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Conant.
Mrs. May (HalD Ross and Master Robert
| Ferguson went to Somes' Sound last week,
| for the season.
Mrs. II. A. Carter and Miss II. N. MilIett
arrived Saturday from Boston, where they
| spent the winter.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. w. Chase, their
daughter Elana and maid arrived Monday
to spend the summer.
Miss Lottie Leach of Penobscot returned
home last week after spending the winter
at Ezra L. Talbots.
Mrs. Helen Crosby arrived Tuesday from
Portland, where she spent the winter at the
Congress Square HOteh,
Frank. l.. Robertson is taking short vaca-
| tiOn from CHM & Fields store, and will
visit his former home in Monroe.
William Thurston, who has been clerk
with W. II. Mcintosh, went to Camden
Monday to work in the Bay View Hotel.
Mrs. Nettie Pearson is visiting her
daughter Mabel in Boston, and will visit
her brother, George W. Murch, in Lynnboro,
n. II.
W. c. Mahoney and family of East North
port left Monday for Kerkhoven, Minn.,
where he has employment in hardware
store.
Dixmont, where Mr.. Clements will resume
his former business as wheelwright and
blacksmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and Mrs. Geo
w. Burkett went to Camden last week to
attend the funeral of their brother, Hon.
T. r. Simonton.
Mrs. Ralph H. Wight left last Friday to
return to Marshalltown, Iowa, after short
stay in Belfast, where she came to accom-
pany the remains of her husband.
Martin V. and Edwin A Knowlton of
Rockland we're in Belfast the first of the
week on account of the death of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Lena NJ. Randall
Miss Sarah r. Gardner has arrived home
for the summer. Her sister, Mrs. Esther
Davis of Salem, Mass. is visiting in Knox
county and will be in Belfast soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 2. lIazeltne return
ed Monday evening fr, IN a visit to Califor-
mia. Their daughter, Miss Margaret, who
accompanied them, is visiting friends Ell
route and will arrive home later.
+. D. Burd and family of West Medford
Mass, arrived Saturday to spend a few
days at their summer home at Little River
While here Mr Burd will have some shade
trees set out ON the Old Burd place.
Mrs. VIM. V. Pratt arrived at Hamburg
Saturday, the 25th, on 5, $. Osiris, IS days
from Valparaiso via the Strait of Magellan.
The steamer put in to Cape Verde Island,
disabled with broken blade of screw
Mrs. Annie Darby and Misses Agnes and
Mary Cullnan left Monday for Ireland to
spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. w. &.
Cullnan and Joseph Cullnan of Waterville
spent Sunday with them in Belfast.
Capt. B. F. Rice of Standpoint made The
Journal pleasant call Tuesday. He was
on his way from Boston, where he had
spent the winter, to Standpoint to get his
cottages and home in order for the summer
Mrs. f. II. Colby of Waterfowl, Mass,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. II. C..
Marden, sailedSaturday morning with her
husband and son in the sloop Daybreak IL.
for their summer home in Sunset, Deer Isle
In note received last week from f W.
Angler at Denver, Colo, he said: 'We are
having delightful spring. l saw Oscar
Pitcher last week he had just been reading
The Journal and was full of home news"
We print letter from Mr. Angler on the
I'd page.
Rev. Norman La Marsh returned Monday
evening from the Methodist conference
held this year at Newport, and will conduct
services as usual next Sunday. 1t will
give pleasure to all, regardless of religious
preferences, to know that Bishop Andrews
has reappOnted Mr.. La Marsh to the
charge of knight Memorial church for an
other term.-Calais Advertiser.
Ross H. Pattershall of Belfast has been
promoted to a responsible position with the
Boston Elevated Railway Company as con-
ductor on the South Boston division of sur
face cars. He has been an extra conductor
for some months, and this is distinct step
upward.
DR.. w. L. West has returned from Mas
sachusetts and resumed practice as a vet
Urinary surgeon. He has been away sew
eral months connected with the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry, in its work on the foot and
mouth disease III Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Rhode Island. He has
taken the tenement in the McClintOck
block, No. 81 High street, for residence
and office.
Rev. r. G. Harbutt of the Free church,
Morrill,, leaves Thursday, by the advice of
his physician, for a long vacation probably
extending through the summer. Mr.. Har-
butt and family viii spend the summer at
their summer home in SearSpolt For the
month of May Miss Stebbins, from Hart
ford seminary is expected to take full
charge Of his work and later arrangements
will be made with some other minister. All
the regular meetings of the church and its
auxiliaries will be continued as usual. Be
side making arrangements for IA preacher
Mr.. Harbutt has engaged Miss Ella b. Clif-
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