The Republican journal., 1903-05-14
PERSONAL.


ton for a ten days visit
H. A. Greer is in Belfast, from Whitman,
Mass, for short visit.
Percy Webber vert to Bangor last week
to work in lumber mill
Miss Lena Sanborn arrived home last
week from Medfeld, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Il. Quimby left Satur-
day for weeks sta.5 in Boston.
Fred Pendleton was in Belfast from Lew
iston few days the past week.
E. n. Winslow Of Lawrence, Mass, visit
ed relatives in Belfast last week.
Thomas Davis went to Bar Harbor Sat-
urday to work during the summer.
Alonzo Leadbetter has been spending
few days with his family in Camden.
Frank Howard is spending weeks va
cation in Boston from Mathews Bros mill.
Mason ]. Stevens of Newport returned
home Monday from a few days visit in
Belfast.
Rarph Crtchett is at home from the Bos-
ton College of Pharmacy for his summer va
cation.
S. NJ. Elwell ret lrred home last week
from Boston, where he has been employed
on the citys farm on Deer Island.
Mrs. Jefferson F. Wilson went to East
Boston Monday to attend the funeral of the
wife of her brother, Fred Davis
Miss Elizabeth A. Kelley left Monday for
st. Paul to visit Mrs. Walter B. Kelley, who
has been very i'll, but is recovering.
Mrs. G. A. Sanborn of New York and
Walter Chapman of Sabbath Day Lake are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Dodge.
Elisha Harris arrived home last week
from Montana, where he spent the winter,
and went to Olemon Saturday for short
visit.
Mrs. A. S. Frederick and c. w. Freder-
ick, who have spent the winter in the South
and on the Pacific coast, are expected home
this evening
Mrs. Caleb Colvin of Worcester, Mass,
and Mrs. NJ. E. Brande of Reading, Mass,
left for their homes Friday after short
visit in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Pattee and son Dana
spent last week in Portland, and Mr.. Pat
tee attended the meetings of the Grand
Lodge of Masons.
Mr.. Fred E. Burkett has resigned the po-
sition of station agent of the Georges Val
ley railroad at Union, and is succeeded by
Mr.. c. F. Fendrich
Austin J. Fernald was one of the eight
successful candidates for positions in Maine
Central passenger service, in the examna-
tions held in Portland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Smith of Patten were
in Belfast a few days the past week attend
ing to business of the estate of Mrs. Smiths
brother, the late Lucius II. Murch.
Col H. A. Bolan and Dr. j. w. Grindle
and families arrived by special car last
Thursday evening and went to Castine by
an extra trip of steamer Silver Star.
George L. 1lavener left yesterday to take
the Portland 4 Rumford Falls run as Amer
lean Express messenger. Percy NJ. Boyn-
ton of Liberty is ON the team in Belfast.
Il. H. DIeAtl, lilt Hltttuelp plllt lIlllIoIldllt
who is building the summer palace at Dark
Harbor, was in Rockland Monday in con
ference with Nj. Schwartz, the contractor.
Albert C. Jones, who has been employed
as freight brakeman on the Burnham ana
Belfast branch of the Maine Central, has
been transferred to the Knox Il Lincoln
division.
Dr. Horace L. Could of Prospect, a
recent graduate of Baltimore Dental col
lege, has formed cUpartnership with DR..
James NJ. Nevins of Bucksport. He will
make speciality of bridge and crown work.
f. Ii. Haney was in Belfast last week on
his way from the Grand Lodge of Masons
in Portland to his home in Bangor. He
has been appointed postmaster at North
port Campground and will open the office
for the season June I'd.
f. S. Brick of Uxbridge, Mass, went to
Bangor last week for a few days fishing in
company with President Fellows and Pro
fessors Bartlett and Webb of the Univer-
sity of Maine. He called on friends in
Belfast on his return Monday.
John 0. johnson and W. II. Moody OF
Liberty and A F. Fernald of Winterport
attended the annual meeting of the Com
mandery of the State of Maine of the Loyal
Legion in Portland last week. Gen. Charles
Hamln of Bangor was elected commander.
The following people from Belfast and
vicinity attended the banquet of the katah
din Club in Newton, Mass, May 7th: Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. f. p.
Tuttle, Mrs James Mitchell and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Kimball Mrs. Kimball was
elected one of the vice presidents.
Capt. Frank A. Garnsey of Bangor arriv-
ed on the noon train to attend the banquet
of the Loyal Legion at Riverton this even
ing. Capt. GarnSey was commander of Co.
H, in the Second Maine regiment i'll the
Civil war. Portland Argus, May S..
Capt. Garnsey was formerly a purser on
the Boston and Bangor steamers.
Major Holman F. Day of Governor HIPS
staff, who is one of the brightest newspa-
per men in New England, was in the city
Saturday, Major Day is the last to forsake
the Maine field to accept an editorial posi-
ton offered him on the Boston Journal by
Frank A. Munsey. 1t is understood that
Major Day will have entire charge of Mas
sachuSettS political matters for the journal.
He began his duties to-day Watervlle
Mail May 18th.
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