The Republican journal., 1904-02-18
PERSONAL.

day on business.
Frank and Lyman Lord were in Belfast
last week from Bath.
Representative f. Merriam of Morrill, was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. R. S. Smart went to Bangor Tues
day for short visit.
Miss Edith West returned Saturday from
short visit in Boston.
Mrs. Charles A. .Haycock of Eastport is
visiting her father, VIM. P. Thompson,
Esq.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Wade and Leslie
Ames of Lincolnville were in the city last
week.
Miss Lovisa Hart will go to Round Pond
today to visit her sister, Mrs. Augustus
| Morton.
Oramel Murray has been elected pres-
dent Of the Pittsfeld Public Library Asso-
citation.
Charles A. Piper continues without ap-
parent change. lie has been critically i'll
several months.
George F. Kent of Madison has accepted
a position as manager of the C. A. Lowe
Drug Co. at Old Town.
Ed. WhitehOuse of Unity is employed at
at the Maine Central freight Office in place
of d. f. Dckey, who is ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Cobe have returned to
their home in Chicago from ten day'svsit
| tn tho oaS Of OF nf Elnri6,
Charles c. Cross of Bangor was in Bel
fast Monday He was called to Knox by
the death of his father, Byron Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Perry left last
Thursday for their home in Fargo, N D.,
after few weeks visit with relatives here
Mrs. W. W. Carter, Mrs. j. H. Dodge,
Mrs. D. II. Strout and Mrs. J. W, Nash are
in Bangor attending the meeting of the Re-
lief Corps.
DR.. G. P. Lombard, DR.. A. O. Stoddard
and |. A Conant went to Bangor Yesterday
to attend the State Encampment of the
Grand Army.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury gave "a whist
party last Tuesday night in the Montgom-
cry hall, Camden, for the benefit of the
Episcopal society.
Mrs. James b. Waterman, who had been
confined to the house nearly year by an
injury to her right knee, was able to walk
up town last Saturday.
Frank Nj. Lancaster is confined to the
house by illness. He is 81 years old and a
doctor was called to attend him last SUNDAY
for the first time since he was a child
Miss Anne Kittredge of Camden visited
friends in Belfast the past week and has
gone to West Hoboken,-%N. j., to be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jagels.
Rev George s. Mills and family will
leave on the 1.25 p. m train today for their
new home in Bennington, Vt. The best
wishes of the community will attend them.
Capt. Horato d. Cre of Criehaven, who
has been passing few days in this city,
guest of DR.. Z. W. Gould, returned to his
home Friday on steamer w. g. Butmau-
Rockland Star.
Miss Kate Wood, whc was injured some
time ago by being knocked down by team
on Main street, is slowly improving at the
.
Wood of Northport.
Mrs. Chas. f. Crawford returned Satur-
day from New York, where she had been
with her husband Mr. Crawford was de
tanned in New York longer than he ex
pected, but left for Chicago and California
Friday.
The Rockland Star says that in that vi
cinity the choice OF Hon. +. S. Walls of
Finalhaven for Department Commander,
Maine G. A. r., is well nigh unanimous and
it is said that the same sentiment prevails
all over the county as well as in Somerset,
Franklin and Oxford.
Mr.. Albert Pilley, the druggist at Brooks,
passed through Union station Yesterday en-
route Tor boston. Perhaps it was Just
meant more than that, but in any event he
looked contented and happy. AL is a very
popular young man in and about his town
and his many friends will be glad to know
that he arrived here apparently IN first
class shape Argus, Feb. 18Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Reyes arrived home
from lslesboro last Thursday, having been
detained there nearly week by tie ite
blockade. They came over in the mail
boat to Northport, and report hard pas
sage The trips are made with dory and
hand sled, and when Mr.. and Mrs. keyes
came they crossed two channels Of a.tly
open water and Slush. The dory was
hauled on the sled over the solid ice and
the sled taken in the dory when the ice
would not bear the weight Of the craft and
passengers
Captain Dyer, of the steam yacht Alcedo,
owned by George W. Childs Drexel, has re-
signed his position, and it is Iumored tina
Capt. Harding, of the steam yacht Coicnia,
is to succeed him. The Alcedo is living at
Manning's ShipEuilder, New
York.
This is no doubt Capt. Frank Dyer, who
had command of the Alcedo some years
ago. but resigned to 90 into the steamship
service. From this item it would appear
that he had returned to yachting. There
are two AcedoS, Mr.. Drexel having sold
his 1ilst yacht OF that name aud built Il
larger one; and one of them Was reported
as arriving at Key West Feb Sth, short Of
coal, and proceeding the same day for New
Orleans, arriving at that port the 10Th,
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