The Republican journal., 1905-01-05
PERSONAL.

w. II. Quimby went to Boston Tues day
on business.
James S. Hartman, Esq, was in Thomas
ton last week on business
J. E. Thombs is in Frankfort, at work on
the books of the Waldo Granite Co.
Miss Adelaide E. Roes was the guest of
Miss Annie " Field the past week.
Miss Jennie Arey of Prospect is visiting
her cousin, Miss Clara Goodwin, in HALO
well.
Rev. and Mrs. d. L. Wilson left Monday
for visit in Fort Fairfield. They will re-
turn Saturday.
Misses Maud Milliken and Mary Johnson
have gone to New York city for three
weeks visit.
Representative C. 0. Poor went to Au-
gusta Tuesday to be present at the leg isla-
tive caucus.
William F. Kimball of Bangor, formerly
OF this city, arrived Friday for IL three
| weeks vacation.
Frank G. Norton of Palermo visited his
brother, Warden Norton, al the State prison
Thomaston, last week
Miss Caroline W. Field was the guest of
ton, Mass, the past week.
Capt. Alzo M. Carter of sch. Van Aliens
Boughten is at his home in Baltimore Ell
joying well-earned vacation.
Mrs. E. L. Bracket returned Friday from
visit in Portsmouth, n. H., in the interest
of the Children's Aid Society
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel L. White left yester-
day for New York, where they will spend
the winter. returning to Belfast in the
spring.
Miss Agnes Vaughan, daughter of Rev,
j. W. Vaughan of Citypoint, returned to
Colby College yesterday to resume her
studies.
W. E. Wight has moved to South Mont
vile to engage in farming. He is on the
Leonard Cooper place, one of the best farms
in this section.
Miss Emma Skay of Belfast spent few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Skay, the first of the week, returning home
-WaldobOro News
Miss Mildred Mason, daughter Of Howard
Mason of East Belfast, returned to Presoue
Isle Saturday to resume her work as
teacher in the public schools.
Fred O'Connell, son of Daniel O'Connellr
left Saturday for California with the hope
that his health, which has been poor of late,
may be benefited by the change of climate.
Henry Ladd of North Belfast, who mas
been at home for short visit, returned to
Boothbay last Saturday to resume his posi-
ton as principal of the Boothbay High
school,
Richard Coombs of Belfast has eutarp-
the employ of c. ii. MaXtield in his lesG
taurant ON Common street, where he will
have charge of the place nights, the place
being kept open all night from this time
On.-WashingtOn sentinel.
Mr. John T. Owen has so far recovered
from an attack of nervous prostraton that
he was able to walk out Monday. He had
been contred to the house for some time,
and the news of his recovery will be pleas
ing to his many friends.
| Dr. Hovey L. Shepherd of Winchester,
Mass, made a brief business call in Bel
fast Tuesday. Dr.. Shepherd is excellently
located and has his father, mother and sis
ter with him While Belfast regrets 10
lose this family it is glad to know that they
are so pleasantly situated.
The new bulletin of Bates College con-
tains the following students from Waldo
county: Seniors, Earle Dutton Bagley
Brooke; Ethel Augustus Turner, Palermo
Centre; juniors, Frank Hale ThurstOn,
Smithton; Leander Jackson, Morrill,
sophomores, John Scott Pendleton, North
port; Granville Albert Prock, Lineolnville,
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. }. Potter visited Mt and
Mrs. Charles Bradbury in Belfast Monday
They went in their auto and on the trip upy
| although they took the shore road from
| Saturday Cove, along which there was no
| track most OF the way, they made the trip
| in one hour and fifteen minutes, and al
though they returned Tuesday in The thick
snow storm, they came down in an hour and
| twenty-five minutes. Camden Herald Dee
30th.
Hon. and Mrs. W. c. Philbrook enter
tanned at dinner, Sunday, Mr. Herbert S
Weaver of Boston, a teacher in the Me
chanic Arts High school, Mr.. W, c. CraN-
ford, principal of the Grammar school at
Sanders, pastor of the Unitarian church of
this city. All of these gentlemen were mem-
bers OF the class of 80, Colby College, and
not the least pleasant feature Of the occa-
sion was the renewing of the associations
and indulging in the "reminiscences of their
college days Waterville Mail.
Miss Hattie Bates, who has been in the
| employ Of A. A Howes & Co. fer several
years, has resigned her position to take
much needed rest po ton of her vaca-
tion will be spent in Boston. During her
absence her father, Thomas Bates, will be
with his daughter, Mrs. Ellie Cook Miss
Carrie E. Gilmore has succeeded Miss Bates
as bookkeeper for A. A. Ilowes 4 Co., anG
entered upon her duties Jan. 2nd.
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