The Republican journal., 1904-04-21
PERSONAL.

to go into the hospital.
Mrs. Arlene Cooper went to Waterville
Monday for a short visit.
George E. Macomber of Augusta was in
town Friday on business
NJ. A. Pattershall returned to Bath Mon
day to work in a sail loft.
Mrs. Sophia Lowell of Boston visited
| friends in Belfast last week.
Miss Morey of lslesboro is teaching
school at Hurricane Island.
w. E. Macomber was in the Kennebec
cities last week on business.
Hiram ?. Farrow, Esq, went to Ellis
worth April 18th on business.
Frank P. Wilson left Monday for Boston
and Rutland, VT, on business.
Mrs. F. L. Harmon left Monday to Join
her husband in Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Clarena l. Davis is in Dixtield.
where she is to spend the summer.
Mrs, E. l.. Stevens left April 18th to visit
| relatives in Portland and Lewiston.
Mrs. A. |. Brown returned last Friday
from Augusta, where she spent the winter,
Frank X. Prescott of Northport went TO
Boston by steamer City of Bangor Monday.
Miss Clara Tapley of BrooksvilIe was in
Belfast Saturday, Oh her way home from
Boston.
Judson Jewett and Thomas Berry are at
home from Brocktol, Mass, for a Short
vacation.
Amos Lord returned to Bath April 18th,
after short visits in Brooksville, Searsport
and Belfast.
Mrs. Frederick W. Brown has returned
from visiting her daughter, Miss Edith L.
Brown, in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Rufus Hartman of Stockton
Springs visited Mr. and Mrs George W.
Frisbee the past week
Nllber f. Carter of Toronto, Can. ar
rived last Thursday to attend the funeral
OF his sister, Mrs. Eva L. Gross.
Miss Mildred McCarty of Brooks was in
b Belfast Saturday to attend the wedding of
her cousin, Miss Maude McCarty.
Thaddeus Pierce, formerly of this city,
arrived in Boston last week from Mexico.
where he spent part OF the winter.
Mrs. L. NJ Cottrell left Monday for a
visit in Ashland, n ii. Mr. Cottrell ac-
companed her and returned Tuesday.
Andrew Wilband went to Portland last
week where he will be employed in the
hardware store of Talbot, Brooks & Aver.
Sheriff S. &. Norton, who has been quite
sick, is now able to be up and about the
house and expects to be out in a few days.
Conductor Jere sullivan, Who went to
Boston last week for treatment, underwent
an operation and is now reported to be m
proving steadily.
MIR. &. {. Lower and wife arrived
Wednesday morning ON the City of Ban
gor from Jacksonville, Fla, and report a
very smooth voyage.
Edward johnson, president Of the Bel
fast Savings Bank, arrived Tuesday night
from Boston to attend the annual meeting
| OF the corporatorS of the bank
Mrs. Georgiana Pendleton and her moth
er, Mrs Meade, will arrive tomorrow from
Boston, where they spent the winter, to
occupy her house. II Northport avenue.
Mrs. Everett f. Pilshury left last week
for short visit in SANFORD and Bddeford,
after which she will go to Massachusetts.
where she expects to spend the summer.
James &. Aborn. who was so severely
burned some weeks ago by the explosion of
a gasoline lamp, is steadily recovering al
though he is as yet unable to use his hands
John j. Wardwel master builder at the
Cobb, Butler shipyard, Rockland is rapidly
recovering from his injuries received at the
launching of the schooner Edward II. Cole.
The comptroller of the currency has given
formal notice of the election of William B.
Swan as president of the Belfast National
Bank in place of John g. Brooks, deceased.
Capt. Ernest 0. Patterson arrived here
Saturday on business with George A. Gil
chrest in relation to the new dredging
steamer, and returned to Baltimore Mon
day.
Charles F. smith of Searsport left Mon
day to take charge of the CampeIlo House,
Campello, Mass Prof, Drury, who has been
landlord several years, expects to return to
Belfast.
Rev. &. f. Edgett and family left Tues
day for his new field of Dor in Houlton.
Before his departure Mr.. Edgett was pre-
sented by his brother clergymen of this
city with handsome Masonic charm.
Commander-n-chief John c. Black of
the National G. A. r., is coming to Maine.
He has accepted an invitation from Ros-
worth post to visit Portland, and will c, me
sometime the middle of July Portland &.
"A. X. members are preparing to give him IA
glorious reception.
Charles ii. Field returned last Frida,
morning from AroOstCok, where he had
been on insurance business, and Monda,
was taken with il chill which developed
into pneumonia. A trained nurse was
sent tor and yesterday morning Mr.. Field
was reported to have passed comfortable
nj ght, and was dong as well as could b.
expected.
Representative and Mrs Burleigh left
! Washington for Augusta Friday to attend
) the wedding of their daughter, Miss Ethelyl
; Ill. Burleigh. They were accompanied b,
| Mr. and Mrs JOSenh Williamson yb, bad