The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-12-08
PERSONAL.

NiiSS Lilldh burDanK OF Clinton is the
guest of Miss Annie B. Blodgett.
Miss Ada Mariner is in North Adams,
Mass, clerking in G. R. Poor's store.
Frank Condor, OS, is one OF the Colby
base ball squad who will make try for the
team.
Mrs. Horace J. Tibbetts of Rockpo re-
turned home Friday from visit with Mrs.
W. c. Tuttle.
Miss Myra C. Duffie arrived Monday
from Castine, where she has been engaged
in dressmaking.
Edward Rand of Unity has been elected
one of the trustees of the Central Maine
Fair Association.
Miss Lu IL. Littlefeld is at home from
the Maine General Hospital, Portland, for
ten days vacation.
Rev. II. I. Holt of Rockport has been
engaged to deliver the Memorial day ad-
dress at Camden May 80.
Mrs Adolphus Doe is suffering from
sprained ankle and has been confined to
the house during the past week.
Mrs. M. A. Coombs, c. W. CoombS and
daughters Marjory and Agnes visited Mrs.
George Mixer in Camden last week
Charles McAuliffe has finished his work
as fireman on the steamer Silver Star and
gone to Portland and Boston for visit
Mrs. Alice Heath Whitten and son of
Everett, Mass, are visiting Mrs. WIS
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. W. Nash.
Mrs. N. j. Pottle and daughter Nathalie
of Rockland arrived last week to spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Edg-
comb.
Mrs. John Doe and children left this
week for Palm Beach, Florida, after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Doe in this
city.
II. A. Drinkwater has moved into his
new house on Congress street, and l. H.
Harmon has taken the Beckett house On
Charles street.
Willis L. Hasty, Thorndike, and David
E. Dolloff, Brooks, are to be initiated into
Phi Chi, one of the Bowdoin medical school
fraternities
Miss Annie Colson has returned from A
visit in Brooks, Maine, and resumed her DO
SltlOn as clerk in the Camden ,Jewelry Co
store.-Camden Herald.
The intentions of marriage of William O
Davis of Winslow and Miss Josie A.
Toward of Waterville have been filed in the
office of the city clerk, Waterville.
Morris W. Knowlton, son of J. F. KnOwl
ton, clerk of courts, Ellsworth, has received
an appointment as stenographer in the de
partment of education in Porto Rico
Ralph H. Pillsbury, late managing editor
of the New York Daily News, now holds
the same position on the Boston Traveller.
lie has also seen service on the New York
World.
L. ID. Jones has rendered his resignation
as superintendent of schools in Union and
will soon move to Liberty, where he has
bought the Martha p. Daniels place in the
village.
Hon. Harrison d. Barrett was in Water
vile for a few hours Monday on his way to
West Virginia. He has been travelling in
the interests of the National SpiritualiSt'S
Association, OF which society he is presi-
dent.
The annual Christmas sale and chicken
supper of the Methodist society of Thomas
ton took place Nov. 3Oth. Among those who
contributed to The remembrance table were
Mrs. II. c. Colcord Of Selrsport and Miss
Minnie Wood of Belfast.
Robert p Coombs completed his duties
for the season as freight clerk on the steam
er Penobscot last Thursday and will be the
freight clerk on the wharf here for the win
ter in place of D. F. Stephenson, Who has
engaged in other business.
William Murray, a graduate of NJ. c. /,
MIR. Oramel Murray, over the Thanksgiving
holidays Mr.. Murray is now assistant di =
vision engineer on the New York Central
Railroad with headquarters at Buffalo,
Pittsfed Advertiser.
Miss Celia Sargent, formerly manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Co. in Bath,
arrived in the city last evening for a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Cecil Payne, on
North street. She is accompanied By her
mother and they are on their way home to
SearspOrt after il visit in Montana, Chicago
and New York-Fath Times. Nov. &0th.
W. C. Pooler has made extensive allera-
tiOnS in his drug store. In the rear he has
constructed a private business office, the
front of the store has been thoroughly over
hauled and renovated, and to cap all is a
handsome new steel ceiling. The store now
presents very attractive appearance and
travelling men say it is one Of the hand
soonest in the State. Mr.. P0oler eontemp-
lates making further improvenents.-Roc
land Courier Gazette.
Mr. POoler before going to Rockland was
the drug clerk at A. A. liowes Il Co.'S.
A trip through Old Mexico and eonven-
tion at tie DiaZ capital is hat is promised
the American Association of Travelling Pas
enger Agents. Accompanied by their wives,
nearly 300 members Of the association left
st. Louis December Sd in special train,
and will travel through the Southwest until
december 10th, when they will hold their
convention in the City of Mexico, remain
ing there several days and returning by IA
devious route, arriving in St. Louis the
evening of December DIST f. w. Angler of
the Union Pacific left Denver Dec lSt for
st. Louis to join the party. The train com
prises fifteen private Pullman cars and car
ries its own dining cars the entire trip.
The Wesleyan Literary Society met last
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