The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-12-14
PERSONAL.

| sASAs "ieA AlICuOS Ill WdtGTVllle,
Nathan d. Ross, Lincolnyille Centre, has
been reappointed a justice of the peace.
Mrs. Mary E. Haugh is in Boston as thu
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Kate Bather
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Randall and son Tom left
Tuesday for visit in Boston.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Welch is clerking ir
>. Ii. Howes' store during the holiday sea
| son.
Miss Beryl Page was in Fairfield over
Sunday, the guest of Mrs Burrill of Silver
| street.
Miss Louise W. Richards left Monday to
resume her position in Pennington Normal
School
Miss Ruby Goodale of Bucksport arrived
Saturday 10 visit her sister, Mrs. A. C..
Tuttle.
| E. D. Hatch of Dark Harbor visited
| friends in Waterville last week, returning
home Friday
Ross Patterson of Hyde Park, Mass.
visited his aunt Mrs. c. A. Ross, in Rock
port recently.
| George .. Hatch, Bowdoin, 'O6, has been
chosen as marshal for the exercises on
Glass Day.
Mrs. W. H. Bray went to Waterville last
week to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs C.
H. Maxtield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Fl. Beckwit left last
Thursday by train for a few weeks visit in
Massachusetts.
Miss Nellie Hall left Monday morning
for Pennington, where she is to attend
the Normal School,
Mrs. G. Fl. Webber arrived by boat
Wednesday morning, with her invalid
mother, Mrs. Harriet Dean
| Messrs. Maurice and Russell Lord spent
part Of their vacation from Higgins Classi-
cal Institute with friends in Belfast,
Mrs. George c. Howard of Lisbon Falls,
who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John W. Hatch left for her home Friday
morning.
Mrs. Arthur l. Brown has gone to Au-
gusta to spend the winter with her hus-
band. They have pleasant quarters near
the State house.
| Mr.. John c. Clement was a guest last
week at the New American House, Boston.
He is Ell route to California, where he will
spend the winter.
! Word has been received in Camden of the
safe arrival at Port Antonio, Jamaica, W.
l., of Z. H. Bramhall. Mr.. Bramhall is the
guest of Rey. John A. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mason of North
Belfast wish to announce the engagement
of their son, Edward Archibald Mason, to
Miss Blanche Kicker of Sabattus, Me.
Mrs. G. E. Bracket, returned Friday
from visits in Lewiston. Brunswick and
Scarboro. She was accompanied by three
little girls who will be inmates of the Girls
Home.
Mrs. Russell G. Dyer OF Portland and her
daughter, Mrs. Percy d. Thompson OF Ban
funeral of Mrs Dyer's brother, Thomas
Haugh.
Misses Blanche and Alice Pitcher of
Northport came home from Castine, where
vacation. Miss Alice returned Tuesday to
resume her studies.
Ex-Representative Franklin f Phillips
has leased his house, 211 Holland street, to
Charles N, Bishop of Toledo, 0. Mrs. Phil
lips is visiting in Rockland, Me-, and will
go to Washington and the South in January.
-Somerville, Mass, Journal
George A. Matthews, who has been in bust
ness in this city as Il wheelright for many
years, has gone to Thomaston to take charge
of the wheelrght department at the State
prison, and has taken up his residence
there.
DR.. E. A. Porter, president of the Pitts
field board of trade, delivered the address
of welcome at the annual meeting of the
Maine State Darymen's association in
Pittstield last week. DR.. Porter was for
merly of Liberty.
W. A. Murray, son of Postmaster Oramel
Murray of Pittsfield, who has been civil
engineer on the western division of the New
York Central railroad at Buffalo, has been
promoted and transferred to the middle di-
vision with headquarters at Albany.
Dr. T.. w. Gould mas bought the 1nOrn-
dixie property on School street of Mrs. Han
nah M. Graves of Maiden, Mass DR.. Gould
will have his office in this house, renting
the portion which he does not occupy. 1t is
understood that DR.. Gould has received
t1attering offer for his new purchase
ROckland Star.
John Bragg, familiarly known as the
mayor Of lslesborO, was in town on Satur-
day at the Bangor House. Mr.. Bragg, who
bought the 1Slesboro Inn when it was sold
by the company owning it a few years ago,
lately sold the house to the Pendletons,
who, it is understood, will improve and
open it next summer.-Bangor News.
DR.. W. f. Elwell, for many years at the
Togus Home for disabled volunteer soldiers,
has been appointed inspector general of the
southern branch at the home at Hampton,
Va. Dir. Elwell is a son of the late +. II.
Elwell, for many years editor of the Port
land Transcript.
There may be change in the head of the
United States Steel Corporation and the
probable successor of William Z. Corey is
thought to be William b. Schiller, the pres
ent head of the National Tube Company,
whose wife was formerly Miss Margaret
Crosby of this city.
Mr.. F. J. Rigby has returned from visits
to Portland and to his old home in New
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