The Republican journal., 1904-10-06
PERSONAL.

George A. Gilchrest returned last Satur-
day from business trip to New York.
Governor Hill has renominated Judge
Emery of Ellsworth as justice of the S.
j. Court.
Mrs. W. B. Holt and two children are Wis
ltlng relatives and friends in Boston and
New Hampshire.
Among those who took the degrees in
hora Temple, Lewiston, last Thursday
night was r. L. Pitcher of Caribou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin W. Keating went to
Boston last week for a few weeks visit with
friends combined with business trip.
Frank H. Black is spending the week in
Boston where he is buying fall line of
goods for the store of F. II. Black & Co.
Hodgdon c. Buzzell, ESQ.,, of Monroe was
in this city Friday on his way to Boston,
where he will spend several weeks with
friends
Mrs. c. E. Randall of Pennington has re-
turned to Belfast and will make her home
with her son, VIM. NJ. Randall, on Church
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Mahoney are at the
, Phillips Hotel, Phillips, for the winter.
Their son, Charles A. Mahoney, is proprie-
tor of the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins McCarty, who spent
the past two years in their cottage at Tenn
pie Heights, will come to Belfast this week
to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Lathrop have re-
turned to their cottage at Temple Heights
after short absence in Boston and will re-
main there some weeks yet.
Mrs. S. P. Cooper of Oakland, Calf, met
IN NorthpOrt recently, at the cottage of her
sister, Mrs. J. W. Emery, her Oldest brother,
| whom she had not seen for 40 years.
Frederick Hale Of Portland, one of the
new members of the house of representa-
tives, will occupy the Blaine mansion dur
| ing the legislative session next winter.
Mr. and Mrs. l. V. Miller are in Boston
this week for a visit with friends While
| there Mr.. Miller will secure a new lot of
furs for his fur department in the Black
store.
Elisha H. Haney and family are occupy
ing the Forbes house ON Cedar street, and
will not go to Bangor this winter. Mr..
Haney is recovering from his recent severe
illness.
Mrs. Agnes Cottrell of Laconia, y. H.,
visited relatives in this city last week, and
Friday evening iwent to Boston by boat.
She has recently visited the Exposition at
st. Louis.
Mrs. Francis Y. Pendleton and son Will
liam have returned from Boston, where
they were called by the illness of Mrs Pen
dleton's brother, Leslie Rawley, who is
much improved.
Mrs George K. Mosher of Unity took sec
ond premium on a si,leboard cover, and
Mrs. Wilfred f. Jones first premium on a
specimen OF Battenburg, at the Central
Maine fair, Waterviile.
Misses Avis NJ. and Evelyn P. Morrison
left for Boston Oct. 1St Miss Avis will
visit her aunt, Mrs. II. p Adams, and Miss
Evelyn will continue her studies at the
Museum of Fine Arts.
Elisha Fl. Haney of this city, who has
conducted the post office at NOrthport
Campground for some years past, has ten
dered his resignation and will not handle
the mails another year.
The will of the Rev. DR.. George c. Lori
mer, for pastor of fremont Temple, Bos-
ton, and who twice ectured in Belfast, has
been filed for probate in New York He
| bequeaths his entire estate to his wife. Its
value is not stated.
! Mrs. A. NJ. Ferguson is visiting her
| parents. DR.. and Mrs. A. o. Stoddard
Mrs Ferguson is unable to live in Clifton
dale, Mass, where her husband is in busi-
ness, on account of a throat difficulty, and is
at present living in Maiden, Mass
Two of the leading society ladies OF Bel
| fast were i'll Portland today. Mrs. Frank
| Rigby the (wife of Befast's popular muSi-
clan and band leader and Miss Maud Bar
| ker, the brilliant daughter of Names loved
poet, David Barker. They were returning
from trip to the White Mountains.
land Express Sept. Goth.
Capt Henry Blake of Gloucester Mass,
is visiting his brother at Cape Rozier and
| had previously visited his two sisters in
| Vinalhaven. He had not visited the home
of his childhood for 81 years and naturally
finds that great changes have taken place.
The Lewiston Sun says of the exhibits at
the State fair: "Hartwell L. Woodcock of
Belfast, who has been for several years in
the South, has sent great many of his fine
water colors made while there His pleas
ing collection occupies one end of the gal
lery."
Governor Hill has reapponted Walter l.
Neal of Waldo an inland fish and game war
den. For several years past Mr.. Neal has
been stationed in Bangor to look out for il
legally shipped game, and has done most
efficient service. He will be assigned to the
same duty this fall.
The Drexels and Biddles left last week
for Philadelphia and the handsome Drexel
cottage in North Islesboro is closed for this
season On another page will be found a
description of this cottage and of the cot
tages of Miss Rose A. Cleveland and Charles
Dana Gibson on Seven Hundred Acre IS
land.
f. II. Denslow, Esq, who is still at his