The Republican journal., 1905-05-11
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. VIM. B. Conant is visiting relatives
in Warren.
Harold L. Pepper of Colby College spent
Sunday in Belfast.
Alphonso Wood, U. of NJ, 'o5, spent a
few days at home last week.
Mrs. Nellie Robinson of Portland visited
in Belfast a few days the past week.
Fred E. Pitcher has sold his stable to
George Bradford and went to Worcester,
Mass, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones have returned
their home in Warren after few days Wis :
it in Belfast
Samuel H. Lord has Joined the Belfast
colony in Boston, having secured an ex
cellent situation there.
Miss Bertha Crocker, who has been en-
ployed at the Good Will Home, arrived in
Belfast last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred V. Cottrell arrived
from Boston last Saturday evening and are
at their home on Congress street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades and
Miss Placentia Knowlton of Pittsfeld ar
rived last Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Augusta S. Frederick and Mr.
Charles W. Frederick, who spent the winter
in Florida, arrived home Friday night.
Mrs. Martha E. johnson, who recently
returned from California, has rooms in the
DR.. S. W. johnson house on Court street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Brown of Thom-
aston arrived Saturday and spent Sunday
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur l.
Brown.
Winfred Hill, who has employment as a
stenographer in Boston, is spending short
vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. M.
c. Hill.
Albert w. Stevens, U. of NJ, came home
last week and attended the High School
play Friday evening, returning to Orono
Saturday.
Judge Louis Z. Stearns of Bangor will
deliver the Memorial address at Hampden,
his services having been secured by Frank
G. Flagg post, G. A. R.
Mrs Evie Burke of Redlands, California,
is coming east for a visit and will spend the
summer in Belfast. Her sister, Miss Zaidee
B. Carter, has been quite i'll, but is recover
ing.
E. j. Morrison arrived Tuesday evening
from New York. He came east on business
connected with his mining interests in Mon-'
tana, and will return to New York to-
morrow.
Captain Emery B. Colcord of the st.
Nicholas Hotel left Thursday for Boston.
Captain Colcord states that the report that
he intends leasing hotel in Connecticut is
Incorrect and says that he intends remain
ing with the st. Nicholas ckland Star.
Mrs Inez Marshall was called to Rockport
May Sd by the severe illness of her mother,
Mrs. Sarah E. Ordway, who died the day
following. Lewis Ordway, youngest son of
the deceased, came from Providence. r. l.,
on the same sad errand.
The affairs of the Boston Clothing Store
have been adjusted satisfactorily to all con-
cerned, and with a nice new stock the firm
again starts in business at the old stand
The many friends and patrons of Austin G..
Phllbrick, the proprietor, welcome his re-
turn to Main street business circles.-Rock-
| land Courier-GaZette.
The many friends of Daniel Gordon of
! Thorndke will be pleased to learn of his
improved condition and recovery from a
severe attack of grip Mr.. Gordon may
well be called the veteran teacher of Maine
having been an educator for 46 years, teach
ing 10 terms. He has taught the grand
children of former scholars.
Miss Mildred Slater has resumed her
position as stenographer in Field & Quinn
by's insurance Office. Mrs. I. Frank Par
ker, who has held the position for few
years, was compelled to resign on account
of i'll health and Miss Slater has regained
her health sufficiently to undertake the
duties again.
The engagement has been announced of
DR.. Everard A. Wilson of this city and Miss
Eliza beth Macdonald of Clyde River, n. S.
Miss Macdonald has been trained nurse
in the Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burling-
, ton, Vt. She has been the guest the past
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson on
| Congress street.
Paul d. Sargent of Machias, appointed to
the Office of State Road Commissioner, is a
graduate of the civil engineering depart
ment of the University of Maine and was
employed as an assistant engineer in the
building of the Washington county rail-
way. At the last State election he was
elected Register of Deeds of Washington
County on the Republican ticket.
Capt. William G. Butman is the possessor
CT one of the finest pair of marine glasses
ever made, presented to him by Mr. Lewis
! Herzog, the Chicago artist, who is erecting
fine summer residence at North Haven.
Mr.. Herzog has been frequent and ap-
precative visitor to this coast for number
of years past, and has found, as we all DO,
that Capt. Butnam is one of the most oblig-
| ing and agreeable of steamboat men. Hence
the valuable and appropriate gift.-Rock-
land Opinion.
Miss Nina F. Poor, graduate from
Wellesley, who later received degree from
Stamford University after taking post
graduate course there, has been offered and
has accepted the position of head of the
English department in the Montclar, n. J.
High school, MOntclair is a city of * oOo