The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-01-21
PERSONAL.

Miss Grace Chadwick returned Saturday
from visit in ROckland
Adrian c. Tuttle returned Monday from
business trip to Castine
Rev. A. 7. Ringold of PASSPORT visited
friends in Gardiner last week.
Miss Bessie McMahan returned SATURDAY.
from visit in Boston and vicinity.
George Hook of Bangor visited his Sis
ter, Mrs. David II. Libby, last week
Miss Louise Knowlton returned last Sat
urday from visits in Boston and Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Sawtelle returned Fri
day from visit of several weeks in Knox
George W. Burkett came to Belfast from
Boston Monday for few days, on business
:. Fred +. Poor went to Boston SATURDAY. to-
spend fewidays with his brother Walter.
Fred Clark returned Saturday from Bos.-
ton for vacation. He is employed on 8
street railway.
Miss Maggie Merrithew spent SATURDAY.
and Sunday in Brooks with her frien6,
Miss Mae Sargent.
Chas. B. Hazeltine, ESQ.,, returned last
week from business and pleasure trip to
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs A. w. Doe went to Thonaston Sat
urday to visit her brother, John b. Thombs.
who is seriously ill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Bird of Rockland
were in Portland Thursday and stayed at
The Congress Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peirce of New York
passed through Bangor Thursday on their
return from Frankfort.
Carrie Crane of Birch Harbor, Me. anG
Helen Brown of North Belfast, are attend
ing the Banks Business College
Chas. R. Coombs and Edmund Wilson,
spent Sunday in Rockland and Thomaston
as guests of Herbert Thorndke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Perry of Fargo,
S. d., arrived last Thursday evening and
are visiting relatives in Belfast
Miss Avis NJ Morrison went to Boston last
Thursday to spend the remainder Of the.
winter with her aunt. Mrs. Adams.
n, De-
Augusta, was called to Palermo Sunday.
by the illness of his ther-Kennebec
Journal.
Miss Bernice Rogers goes to North An
dover, Mass, Feb. 1st, as assistant in the
johnson High school, to teach Greek, Eng
lish and Geometry.
William II. Mace of Brunswick, formerl}
of Belfast, heads the Boston IIeralds list
of Maine statesmen in the vote contest for
the trip to the St Louis fair.
A. W. Burdin received a letter last week
from his son Justin, Who is in the army IN
the Philippines, The young man writes
that he is a corporal and drll master, anc
likes the life of a soldier
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Frost have changed
their plans in regard to their trip to South
ern California They left New York b,
steamer for New Orleans Jan. 18th, and will
go from there to Los Angeles by rail
MI. and Mrs. Walter Hobbs went 10 Lew
iston Monday. Mr.. Hobbs is employed as
motOrman on the Lewiston, Eruns wick and
Bath Street Railway, and runs ON the car
on which SUPPLEMENTARY, y. c. MoSnan.
is conductor.
The Daughters CT Maine Club of Somer-
vile, Mass, held its annual gentemen's
night Jan. 18th, and after a fine banquet
presented Il choice program of music ana
readings Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs Charles F. Wildes and Mr. an0
Mrs Sidney b. Keene
Mr.. Bert Knight, who has been employed
the past year and half as bookkeeper ana
clerk in the hardware store of D. W. Jones,
has gone to Hartford, Conn, to attend the
Huntsinger Business College, and will
board while there with his uncle, NIr. L. d.
Smith.
Frank Wiley, Camden business man.
who is in the city visiting his friend, Land
lord Capen of the Augusta House, was at
the Capitol Thursday. For many years Mr.
Wiley has taken an active and intelligent
interest in fish and game matters, and has
been instrumental IL Restocking some OF
the lakes and ponds of his seeti0n.-kenle-
bee Journal.
AS Prof. c. d. Woods of the University
of Maine was driving out of his stable Jan.
18th his horse became frightened and ran
away Before the horse was stopped the
sleigh was almost demolished by coming in
contact with telephone pole, but Prof
Woods escaped without injury.
William s. Hazeltine, familiarly knowu
| to the travelling public as "Ginger," has sue
ceeded r. W. E. Thorndike as American
| Express messenger On the steamer Penob-
| scot. And here history repeats itself, for
| Mr. Hazeltine was messenger on the BOS-
| ton & Bangor line about 10 years ago, and
| almost everybody in Rocklana who travelled
! on the Boston beats came to know him. He
boarded at Capt. Otis 1ngraham's and made
many friends here. In recent years he has
been running on the Boston-St. John line
Rock land Courier Gazette
| The engagement is announced in Wash
ipgtOn, ID. c., of Miss Anne de Wolf Gibson
of New York, sister of Charles Dana Glib
son, the artist, to Dr. Alfred Francis Hop
k ins, son of Mrs. F. A. NJ. Hopkins anC
brother of n. Monroe Hopkins, professor
| of chemistry in the Columbian University
Dr. Hopkins is Il grandson Of the late Dr.
| n. P. Monroe of Belfast and great nephew
of MI Edward johnson. DR.. Hopkins is "a
| graduate of the School of Medicine of
Georgetown University and is on the staff
of physicians at Providence Hospital,