The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-03-15
PERSONAL.

Arthur l. Brown was in town Monday
from Augusta
Miss Louise knOwlton is visiting friends
| in Boston and vicinity.
W. NJ. Black, U. of NJ, GO, has won the
coveted "M" in basket ball.
| Miss Maude E. Ellis went to Boston and
New York Monday for spring goods.
Miss ENERGY CHM, who is spending the
winter in EoStOn, has been at home for a
! few days.
{, H. Maxtie,d of Waterville was in this
city Monday, the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
VIM II. Bray.
Melvin Clark has bought the house corner
OF Durham and Cedar streets formerly own
eel by B. B. Fernald
Oramel Murray went to Knox Tuesday to
attend the funeral of his niece, Mrs. Fred
| Vose.-Pttsfeld Advertiser
| Lewis Brown and son Edwin will 60 to
| Boston in few days, where the latter has
position in machine shop.
| Harold 7. Sibley returned to Boston Mon
day after spending a week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sibley
| Mrs. Walter l. Neal of Waldo and her
daughter, Mrs. Osborn W. Lord, went to
Boston last week for short visit
Lcuis Hazeltine of Portland is in town,
the guest of his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles p Hazeltine, Cedar street.
MIR. Alfred johnson, who spent a few
days here last week, was called to Boston
on business ahd left on Saturday mornings
train.
W. L. Black of Sandy pont is a mem Der
of the committee on arrangements for the
U. of NJ. Sophomore hop, which takes place
March 3Oth
Mrs. II. II. johnson and Mrs Frank r.
Woodcock leave this, Thursday, morning
for New York and will sail from there
Saturday for months visit in Jamaica.
Mrs Cheever of No. 9 Allyn street will
join her daughter, Mrs Cleveland, in New
York in about three weeks. Mrs. Cleveland
will travel in the Western States this sea-
| son.
| Miss Marguerite D. PilSbury went to
Orono last Friday to attend the L. of NJ.
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day. The assembly was postponed because
of the storm.
| Thomas A. Hunt of Camden has bought
of Mrs. Harry McKisson her summer resi-
dence on Summer street, Rockport and
Mrs. Mckisson has bought the Carleton
hotel, which she will soon open to the
public under new name.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Roix have re-
turned to Bucksport from their wedding
trip and are at the Eldridge Nh Rox win
finish his course at the law school in Ban
gor and Mrs. Roix will continue her work
as bookkeeper at Blodgett's tannery
The most distinguished Memorial day
orator yet announced for Maine is Gen ..
o. Howard, who will be the speaker at
Togus. And what a welcome the old vet
Grams will have for the last surviving divi-
sion commander of the Union army!
Hon. Josiah ii. Drummoud of Portland
has presented to the kennebec Bar asSocia-
tion fine picture of his father, Hon,
Josiah ii. Drummoud Who was admitted
to the bar in Kennebrc county and practced
law in Waterville several years before re-
moving to Portland
Stephen d. Brooks was elected superiu-
tendent of schools of Boston March 18th.
| The vote of the school committee stood
three for Brooks and two for Supervisor
jeremiah E. Burke of Boston. formerly of
this city, where he studied law in the office
of r. F Dunton, Esq.
Mrs. Fred B. Bosworth, daughter of
Mrs. VIM. j. Gordon of this city, has been
! subjected to critical operation at Portland
and is reported as recovering. Mrs. Charles
Russell of Lawrence and Mrs. Amos II.
Graves of Boston, her sisters, have been
with her the past week.
Dr.. F. f. Freeman of this city has caused
a warrant to be issued for the arrest of A.
X, Ross of Camden upon the charge of
practicing as veterinary surgeon without
Il license. warrant upon Ross was
served by Sheriff Charles F, Duffy. The
hearing was postponed until March ~ on
account of the absence from the city of Dr.
Freeman.-R Rockland Star.
Dana Staples of Rockland is building for
| Sherman Freeman of Hartford, Conn, d,
30-foot power boat, which will be equipped
| with a 13-horse power Knox engine. The
| launch will be covered in, and have al
| modern cOnyeulences. 1t will have Il Ca
| pacity for 25 persons, and will be used by
| Mr.. freeman as pleasure boat On the
| Connecticut riyer.-C Ccurier-GaZette.
Harold ID. Greeley, former student at
the U. of NJ School Of Law, has entered the
office of Gen Stewart l.. Woodford, IS
Wall street, New York, to practice. Gen.
Woodford will be remembered as United
| States minister 10 Spain in 1897, at the time
the Spanish-American war broke out.
Frank P. Wilson Of this city, also gradu-
| ate of the law school, is in the same office.
Waldo county is well represented in the
| Maine WOmeu's Grub in New York, which
was organized in 1903 after dinner of Uni
versty of Maine Alumni in that city. A
plan for securing ii clubhouse is nov being
agitated. There are between 90 and 30 men-
bers. The Waldo county members with their
maiden names and native place are as
! follows: Mrs Arthur H. Bickmore, Myrtle
French, lincolhvlle; Mrs. +. {. Gay, Yer
rett Brier, Belfast; Mrs. Walter Is. Coed
nough, Lottie b. Young, LincolnvlIle; Mrs.
E. G. Grant, Eva S. Staples, Stockton; Mrs.
+. W. Hersey, Minnie Sargent, Searspolt;
| Mrs. Charles III. Kelbourne, Sylvia 5. [ had
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