The Republican journal., 1905-03-16
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Whitmarsh of Boston is visiting
Mrs. j. G. Brooks.
Miss Avis M. Morrison went to Boston.
yesterday, for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. McIntire left Tues
day for trip to Florida.
F. W. Brown of the Belfast post office
left Monday for Boston for visit.
Hugh d. Mcclellan Esq Of Boston spent
few days in Belfast the past week.
William Fletcher Of Lincolnville Centre
suffered severe stroke of paralysis, March
9th.
Miss Mae Sargent has returned from a
few days visit with her grandmother in
Lewiston,
Leander Staples of Monroe, who has been
in Joplin, Mo-, the past winter, arrived in
Belfast yesterday.
Rev. Rollin T. Hack, who recently de-
cllned call to Bangor, has had a call to
Worcester, Mass
Mrs. Amos A. Colcord returned home
Saturday from two weeks visit to
friends in Massachusetts.
NJ. W. Welch returned last Saturday from
a visit of two weeks with his son and
daughters in Massachusetts,
Leon M. Avery Of Exeter, Me-, visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs George d.
McCrillis, few days recently.
John S. Fernald made call at The journal
Office Tuesday. 1t was the first time he had
been down town for eight weeks.
Mrs. Sidney P. Young of Greenville re-
turned home Friday from visit with her
parents MIR. and Mrs. E. 0. Pendleton.
Miss Grace NJ. Atkinson of Montville was
IN Belfast Wednesday on her way to visit
her sister, Mrs. George L. Eastman, in Dan
bury, Conn.
Miss Helen NJ. Dunton is playing the
organ in the North church in the absence
OF Miss Stoddard, who is continuing her
musical studies in Boston.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mae Sargent of Belfast and Mr.. John w.
McAllister of Lisbon Falls. The wedding
is expected to take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoyt Hilton are
travelling on the Pacific coast, and were
last heard from in Washington Mr.. Hill
ton went on business aud Mrs Hilton ac-
companied him for change and rest.
The remains of Norman Wardwell, ESQ.
formerly of Bangor, passed through Bangor.
March 9th, accompanied by Mrs. Wardwell
and daughter, on the way to North Castine
for burial.
Miss Agnes Vaughan of Citypoint went
to Watervile Tuesday to take her fresh
men year examinations at Colby college.
Miss Vaughan is a graduate of the NJ. {. I.
OF Pittstield and has had very successful
year at Colby.
Mrs. Sadie Jordan Clifford of SANDY
point accompanied by Mrs. Julia Odom
OF quincy, Mass. have for the past week
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. True S.
Heagan. This is Mrs. Odom's first visit
to Belfast since 1888
Congressman Burleigh arrived at his
home in Augusta last week and Thursday
morning held an informal reception at the
State house He looks in excellent health
IN spite of his arduous duties during the
oteSloH just cIOSeu.
Dr.. A. W. Harris, president of Jacob
Tome institute at Fort Deposit, Md, and
former president of the University of
Maine, is looked upon as the probable sue
cessor of DR.. j. f. James as president of
Northwestern university, the great Metho-
dist school at Evanston.
Miss Lena Leavtt who has been teach
ing school in North Haven, was recently
injured by an accident while in the hall of
that town, receiving a blow ON the head
which caused concusson of the brain She
arrived home last Friday and is doing as
well as could be expected She had been
confined to her bed two weeks
John o. johnson, Esq, of Liberty has
been commissioned by the State Board of
Agriculture to look after the brown tail
moth in Waldo county. He is to distribute
literature on the subject, talk to Oranges,
schools, etc, and arouse the people to the
Importance of looking sharply after this
insect pest. 1t is case where an ounce of
prevention is worth pound of cure