The Republican journal., 1904-03-17
PERSONAL.

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Miss Marian Wadsworth of Camden is
visiting relatives in this city.
Jordan W. Coombs went to Massachus
etts last week for short visit.
| Ralph E. Freeman, v S., of Dexter was
in Belfast Tuesday on business.
| W. S. Jacobs left Tuesday for LYNN.
Mass, where he has employment
| Miss Addie White of Island Falls, is Wis
itlng Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Bailey.
| Charles c. Kent, Jr., has been appointed
a postmaster of the fourth class at Benton
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tyler spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury in
! Camden.
Mr., and Mrs. Williston Grinnell ha We re-
turned to Camden from few weeks STAY
in Boston.
| Mrs. VIM. V. Pratt arrived at San Fra,.-
cisco by steamer March 11th from China
and Japan.
Mrs. George W. Gorham of Bangor is
visiting Mrs. Sarah f. Crawford, No 2e
Miller street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahn of Boston at
tended the funeral of Dr. A c. Elliugwood
last Thursday.
Mrs. Sadie Lamb returned to Everett
Mass, Tuesday from d short visit in Bel
fast and vicinity.
MISS Edith Ellingwood returned Monday
to Providence, r. l., after short stay in
Belfast. She was called here by the death
of father.
Miss Bertha Wiley, a recent graduate of
the Banks Business College, has taken
position as bookkeeper with the Swan e.
Sibley Co.
Miss Julia Leary, who has been spending
her vacation at home, will return to Castine
next week to resume her studies in the Nor
NAL school.
| Henry Gentner returned last week from
| columbus, Ohio, where he bought a 4-year-
old combined saddle and carriage horse. of
fast pacing gait
Dr. l.. n. fllingwood of Athens, who
came to Belfast to attend the funeral of his
brother, Dr. A. c. Ellingwood, expects to
move to Belfast soon.
Miss Mildred Blake, graduate OF the
Banks Business College, has position as
stenographer with the Sawyer Publishing
Company, Watervile, Maine
Augusta Democrats nominated Fred "
Plasted for Mayor Joseph Williamson
was nominated for alderman from ward
one. But Augusta went Republican
| Cyrus Curtis and Edward Box of the.
Ladies Home journal, Philadelphia, were.
registered at the Thorndike, Rockland. last
week. Mir Curtis has a cottage at Camden.
Frank r. Woodcock, who was taken i'll
while visiting in North Searsport, and de
! tanned there several weeks, was able to re-
turn home Friday and was at the store Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Clay of Portland are
visiting Mrs. C.'s parents, Mr and Mrs
John Dollof. MIR. Clay will be official stem
ographer in the Augusta Water Co. hearing
| in Augusta next week.
Frances, the little daughter of Miss e.
/ ola a. Peirce, has been very sick in Boston
and has undergone an operation for appen-
dicitiS. Her grandmother, Mrs. Nara d.
| Peirce, Went to Boston Friday
The following students recently gradu-
! ated from the Banks Business College
Allan knowlton and Marble KnowIten,
Liberty; Elmer Cushman, Searsmont Win
fred Hill, Bertha Wiley and Sewal
| Fletcher, Belfast; Mildred Blake, Camden
Loris Ramsey, Northport.
Miss Anne kittredge left Canden for Bel
fast Saturday, where she will make her fu.
ture residence, having resigned her position
as oooSkeeper at the Meguntico0k mill The
employees OF the mill presented Miss Kit
:redge with beautiful pair of opera glasses
| MISS klttredge's many friends regret to
! learn OF her departure but wish her huppi-
ness ID her hew home.-Rockand Star
The Boston Herald of Feb 26th pub
| llshed a sketch of a Maine man who has
occupied one pastorate in New HAMPSHIRE
| tor hfty-two years. This veteran minister
is Rev. Edwin Robie, who was born in 1871
at Gorham, and is graduate of Bowdoin
College IN the class OF 1886 He was made
| pastor Of the Congregational church at
Greenland, n H., directly alter his ordiua-
ton and has remained there ever since
| Rev. Edwin Pond Parker, another Maine
man, has almost as good a record as pastor
of a church in Hartford, Ct.
AT the meeting of the commandery of the
Massachusetts Military Order of the Loyal
Legion of the United States held in Boston
Thursday evening, Frank b. Gray of this
| city was admitted to membership. His ap-
| picatiOn was acted upon as follows: First
class by inheritance from deceased officer
Frank BOynton Gray, by inheritance from.
| Robert Henry Gray, sergeant, 4th Maine
infantry, second lieutenant, captain and
major died May g. 1851, of wounds receiv-
| ed at the Battle of the Wilderness Mr.
| Gray is the assistant ticket agent at the.
Nashua junction and has IA large circle of
| friends in Nashua.-Nashua, n H., Tele-
graph
Charles Dana Gibson, the celebrated
American artist, accompanied by l.. c.
AlbrO, a New York architect, arrived at
Rockland last Saturday, and Sunday morn
ing, accompanied by f. X. Glover and Ar
thur Shea of Rockland, they went to Isles
boro on special trip of the steamer ". G.
Butman. Mr.. Gibson last fall bought IA
tract OF eight or ten acres of land situated
on the southern end of Seven Hundred Acre
Island, adjoining the property of Miss Rose
Cleveland, sister of former President Cleye-
and, and gave orders to W. III. Glover Co,
of ROckland for the erection of a sumu,pr