The Republican journal., 1904-04-28
Personal.

Mrs. H. W. Healey is visiting relatives in
| Rockland
| Mrs. R. c. Sheldon returned yesterday
from Boston.
H. L. Lord of Waterville was in Belfast
yesterday on business
Mrs. George A. Bailey is visiting her
mother, Mrs. j. NJ Fletcher.
Miss Flora Kigore is visiting her sister,
Mrs Charles Gray, in Mercer.
Hon. S. 5. Brown OF Waterviile was in
Belfast Friday on legal business
/ Elmer Rankin and F. V. Cottrell arrived
from Boston by boat yesterday morning.
Hon. James S. Wright of South Paris
was IN Belfast last week on business.
! MIR. and Mrs, Isaiah Cross have returned
| home after spending The winter in MaSsa-
chuSettS.
Arnold Harris and son Louis arrived last
Saturday from New York to spend the sum
mer in Belfast.
| Mrs. Daniel Astle returned to Houlton
Tuesday from a visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Lewis F. Cannon.
| Mrs. Walter r. Holmes ard grandson
Donald of Bangor are visiting her father-iu
| law, F. 5. Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Flanders arrived last
week, called here by the serious Illness of
Mrs. Flanders mother, Mrs. I. Il. Shute
| MIR. and Mrs Frank H. Mayo arrived last
Friday morning by boat from Boston. They
had very enjoyable winter in the South.
| W. IL. Quimby went to Portland Saturday
and spent Sunday there. Monday he went
to Boston on business, and is expected
home today.
Rev. Rolin T. Hack and Mrs Hack. of
the second Parish church of Portland. are
at their summer home in Lyman.-Bdde-
| ford Journal
Frank Morse of Saco and Miss Idella
Morse of Portland were called to Belfast
last week by the death of their sister, Mrs
Annabel Fernald.
Sheriff Norton, who has been quite ill.,
was able to come down town last week and
attend to his court duties. Every body was
| glad tu see him out again
| +.
\. WnSlow of Lawrence Mass, arrived
Tuesday for few days visit to their moth
er, Mrs, Anna c. WinSlow
Roy Hurd OF I.incolnville is quite sick
with the measles His father, p g. Hurd,
is taking his place AS mail carrier on the
| Rural Free Delivery route
| Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Field have closed
| fhAI n Dl Of el,A ll.NtAi
are to spend the spring months with their
daughter in Brookline.- Budget
The engagement is announced of John
! Pennington, son of W. Howard Gardiner
of Camden to Miss Eliuor g.. daughter of
Henry NJ. Whitney Of Boston Candrn
| Herald.
AlphonSo Wood, Carl Mcdonald. Albert
W. Stevens and Frank W Twombly return
the Fast Day recess at their respective
homes in this city.
Mrs. Clinton S Eastman of WeStbrook,
Me, is at the home of her mother, where
she has been for the past month. Mr.. East
man came Friday to attend the funeral of
her mother, Mrs I. L. >hute
The speakers for the prize contest at
commencement at kent's Hin have been
announced, and include two students
from Waldo county: Philip Williams of
Sear>port and Alice +. Simmons of Sears
mont.
A concert company composed OF Miss
Sarah Nj. Hall, soprano, Harris :. Shaw of
Thomaston, pianist, Frank Holden of Lew
iSton, violnist and Miss Annie kjttredge
of Belfast, reader, will give IN entert@in-
ment OF the First Baptist church. Rockland.
the first week in July, for the benefit of the
| Choral ciation.-ROck laUd star.
f, L. Bryant of Waldo, who for the past
seven years has had charge of the Boston
City Farm Long Island has accepted the
position of farm superintendent ON New
market Farm, a hotel truck and dairy farm
in Raynham, Mass. Two teams a day are
sent to Taunton with farm produce
Last Thursday was the Slst birthday of
Mrs. Susan ID. Mahoney of this city, and
she received many CONGRATULATIONS and
some dainty remembrance>. She is living
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry W, Clark,
in the Rurkett house on Church street, but
drove to another part of the city and took
her birthday dinner with her sister, Mrs.
Sarah f. Jenkins. She enjoys good health
and is very active for one of her years.
1t is 81 years since penobscot county
man held the office of attorney general
of Maine, this county not having been
honored with the office since Gen, Harris
NJ. Paisted held it in 1871 but if things
turn ont as we'll as he expects, Bertram l..
, Smith, Esq, the present county attorney,
, will succeed Hon. George NJ. Seders of
Portland next year. Bangor Daily News.
There are several candidates in the field,
but Mr.. Smith, whose qualifications for the
position are undoubted, has assurance of
strong support Mrs. Smith is IA sister of
the late Lucus H. Murch of this city, and
Mr. and Mrs. Smith have been frequent
visitors here.