The Republican journal., 1905-02-23
PERSONAL.

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Howard French of New York is visiting
in Belfast and vicinity.
J. c. w. Perry Of Portland was in Belfast
few days the past week.
| Mrs. Annie Canney of Dover is the guest
of Miss Maude E. Barker.
Mrs. Charles F. Wildes of Someryille.
Mass, is visiting in Belfast
| Mrs. j. W. Nash is attending the G. A. r.
convention in Lewiston.
Herbert b. and Thomas A. Foster of Port
land are spending the week in Belfast.
Mrs. Geo. E. Bracket left Wedres day
morning for visit in Portland and vicinity,
Geo. A. Leavitt went to Clinton Wedues-
day to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Dorothy Furber
Frank b. Condor arrived home from Col
by College last Tuesday to spend a dav
with his relatives.
Mrs. Levi Clay returned to her home in
Portland Wednesday after a visit 10 her
mother, Mrs. f. Newell.
A. R. Nickerson of Swanville, now in
Dartmouth college, has successfully passed
his mid-year examinations.
Herman Coombs, who has been teaching
school in Dark Harbor, arrived home last
Friday for weeks vacation.
Mrs Susan A. Briggs of Brooks is spend
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs. NJ.
B. Smith, in Hartford, Conn.
Misses Mary F. johnson and Maude NJ.
Milliken, who have been visiting in New
York returned home last week.
Mrs. Charles Sturtevant of Augusta
accompanied her husband to Belfast to at
tend the X. P. ball last Monday.
Charles F. Swift, S. G. Norton, j. W
Jones and W. II. Arnold drove to Ryder's
Cove Monday and report very pleasant
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis of Belfast.
who have been recent guests at Roscoe
Staples, Spring street, have returned home.
l-Rockland Star.
Mrs. Charles E. Rhoades of Pittsfeld
arrived last week to visit relatives. MI.
Rhoades spent Sunday here, both returning
home last Monday.
1t is pointed out that Major Kelley of the
Bangor Commercial is the latest winner of
a monumental scoop. He has been chosen
to ride with General Chatfee in the inaugu-
| raj parade as one of his official staff Ken
nebec journal.
Perley Wiley of the Head of the Tide,
Ray Cross of Morrill,, Lizzie Frye of Mont
vile and Ethel French and WinnefreG
! kimball of Belfast recently graduated from
the Banks Business College
Mr.. and Airs. H. V Starrett are in town
for few days while making the revision Of
the Maine Register for the l9O56 number.
All business changes will be given to April,
the map revised to 1905, and the entire po-
litical data will be new, making this issue
a specially desirable one.
Mrs Wallace r. Tarbox of Fryeburg was
guest at the grand ball and reception given
in City Hall, Lewiston, last Friday evening
to the ladies of the G. A. r. convention.
Mrs. TarboX wore a very handsome import
ed gown of black silk, hand embroidered
with jet combined with tulquois blue panne
velvet Mrs. Tarbox has many friends in
Belfast
Machias friends of Rev. l. II, W. Wharf,
| now pastor of a church at Tupper Lake.
New York, have received letter from iim
in which he says that the work is not hard
and that he is improving in health all the
time. The people there want him to stay
next year, but ne has not agreed to do SO
and is planning to attend the conference in
Bangor in April.
Mr.. Charles Frederick and Mrs i W.
Frederick of Belfast, Me, are among the
recent arrivals at the Narcssus Cottage on
NarclsSuS street. They will remain several
| weeks in this city. Mr.. Frederick is il prom
| inent resident of the Pine Tree State and
owns and controls the Belfast Opera House,
as well us being largely interested in ship
ping circles and real estate. They had been
spending week in Miami.-Pam Beach,
Fla, Daily News, Feb. l7th
Mrs. James F. McKeen, Mrs. William Il.
Swan, Messrs l.. 7. Shales, IL +. McDon-
aid, NJ, c, Hin, VIM. H. Qumby, Tileston
Wadln, A. A. iiowes, X. w. Rogers, I b.
Dinsmore and Drs. G. p. Lombard and John
Stevens went to Augusta Tuesday morning
to attend the hearing before the committee
on appropriations in behalf of the resolve
in aid of the Waldo County General Hos
ptal.
DR.. ID. F. Ordway, who was formerly in
the plaster business at Camden, was IA caller
at the Courier Gazette Office Saturday He
has been called to Camden on legal business
which may necessitate his remaining there
until the middle of May. DR.. Ordway is
now engaged in the plaster business in
Toronto, Canada, and not only likes the
country very much, but is having a first
| class business there When he returns he
Will probably be accompanied by his daugh-
ter Pearl. as DIR. Ordway wishes her to
have the advantage OF the fine educational
facilities offered by that city. He says that
the universities and schools of Toronto
have very high standard and students are
| enrolled there from such distant countries
as Australia and South America -Korkland
Courier-Gazette.