The Republican journal., 1903-03-26
PERSONAL.

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Monday night.
d. H. Strout returned Tuesday from a
visit in Massachusetts.
Miss Edith Williams left Thursday for
visit in Brunswick and Portland
WIN. L. Hewes of Amesbury, Mass, Wis
tied Leslie b. Gardner last week.
Misses Alma Colby and Flora Blake are
| spending a short vacation in Boston.
James G. West of Brockton, Mass, visited
| his sister, Mrs. Edwin SalmOnd, the past
week.
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison went to Boston
last Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Hannah
| Adams.
| Mrs. VIM. II. Hall and son, VIM. H., re-
| turned home from Atlanta, Ga, last Satur-
| day night.
! Representative Poor, who had been kept
at home by illness the past week, returned
| to Augusta Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. Ouimby, accompanied by Miss
Katherine Quimby, went to Boston last
Saturday to visit friends.
Ray Neal and James Payson of Brooks
and Mildred Blake of Camden are attend
ing the Banks Business College.
Lawyer Sam Fessenden of Stamford, CT,
got fee Of $151, ,6O6.56 for collecting Con
necticut's civil war claim from the Govern
ment
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Hichborn of Augusta
are spending few weeks in Boston, where
Mrs. Hichborn is receiving treatment for
her eyes.
Rufus c.. Barton of Fairfield was in Bel
fast last Friday to attend the meeting of the
Princes of the Orient, of which he is an
original member.
Amos S. Scott and his sister, Mrs. Ma
cOmber, arrived from Belfast Friday to at
tend the funeral services of their brother,
Theodore Scott, returning to Belfast MOn-
day-Deer Isle Messenger.
Mrs. j. c. Whitten had partial paraly-
sis ot the right side March 18th, but is now
gradually improving. Her daughter, Mrs.
E. L. Whittier, of MelrOSe, Mass, is with
her.
MI and Mrs. Ralph II. Howes and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Tyler spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury at the
Boulder Cottage, Camden, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Howes went to Boston from
Camden.
Miss Florence WiIband left last Saturday
for Waverley, Mass, where she has entered
the Mclean hospital to study for a trained
nurse. Miss Wilband had been employed
as compositor in The journal Office the
past year.
Dr. Austin Thomas has concluded to re
move to Unity the early part of April. Both
the Dr. and Mrs. Thomas leave Fairfield
with sincere regret, and they will always
cherish pleasant memories of their brief so
journ amid so cordial a people. Fairfield
journal
Mrs. Esther Carter, who has been spend
ing the winter in Massachusetts with her
sons Roland and Thomas, came to Belfast
last week for her household goods. They
will make their home IN Cilftondae, Mass.
She was accompanied by Miss Annie Small
ley.
Asher c. Kinds, clerk at The speakers
desk in the National House, one of the
proprietors of the Portland Press, was
| called home by the death of his late aSSoci-
ate, Lemuel IL. Cobb and has assumed foi
the present the editorial management ot
| the paper.
We have received the program of coli-
| cert under the auspices of the Ladies Aid
| Society, fremont Temple Branch, given in
Thespian Hail. Boston, March 18th. The
first number on the program was duett,
''Die Fischerinnen Won Procida, Raft, by
Misses June Hills and Helen Dunton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton g. Berry, who have
been visiting in Bangor, left yesterday for
their home in Fresno, Calf They will re
main in New York for a short time to visit
their daughter, Miss Maude Lillian Berry,
who is singing the principal woman's role
in George AIDES opera, the Sultan of Sulu-
Frank W. Collins came last evening from
Boston, having arrived yesterday on the
steamer Admiral Farragut from Jamaica
Mr. Collins made six weeks trip through
the West Indies and reportS very enjoy
able trip although put to some inconvenience
at the time of rhe wreck of the steamer
Madiana on which he had taken passage
Rockland Star, March 10Th,
Steps have been taken for the organiza-
ton of Maine Club in New York city.
DR.. j. S. Ferguson of $50 West 2Sth street,
president pro TEN of the preliminary meet
| ing, is native of SearSport, graduated from
the U. of Nj. in 50, and is now instructor in
| histology in the Cornell University Medical
| college AS well as IA apractcing physician
| Ben ID. Field and Fred g. White arrived
| home by train last Friday night from their
| trip to Bermuda and the West Indies. They
were shipwrecked al Bermuda, and in col
| ls0n with I, schooner on their return vOy-
age from Jamaica, bet their laEdward jour
ney was without mishap, much to the relief
of their many anxious friends. They Were
heartily welcomed home
The Bangor Commercial IN noticing the
resi- gnation of W. r. Howard as principal
of the Belfast High school to assume the
dntieS of Governor of the Friends school
| in Prominence, X. L.. says;
| Mr.. Howard is particularly fortunate in
securing so fine Il position, and while Maine
| will be sorry to lose SO capable an instructor
| and so esteemed d gentleman, all will unite
| in extending their best wishes for his sue
! cesSful administration of affairs there.
| Mr. Howard is a gra' uate of the University
of Maine in the class of 50 and has been