The Republican journal., 1906-03-29
PERSONAL.

| moIulng Ior OkOWnogan, on business.
Mr.. Ernest Durast left Tuesday morning
TOR Woodstock, N. B., for the summer.
DR.. F. A. Knowlton and son Don of Fair
field visited the automobile show in Boston.
Miss Louise Hahn and little sister Eleanor
of Boston are visiting their aunt. Mrs. A. C.
Ellingwood.
Miss Frances Howes arrived Friday
night from Bradford Academy for the
Easter vacation.
MIR. Carl c. White of Waterville spent the
past week in this city the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. E. S. Bowker
Hon. Albert Pierce and Deputy Sheriff
Charles F. Drake of Frankfort were in town
on business Saturday
The sch. yacht Virginia, of which Henry
Ladd is engineer, is reported as arriving at
Charleston. S. c., bound north.
| Mrs. H. B. Cunningham and her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph d. SOuthworth, are in Boston on
! business and pleasure trip
Miss Loie Jacobs, formerly of Belfast.
left Camden recently for Eastport, where
she has a position as stenographer.
DIR. King of Portland was in town Mon
day in consultation with DR.. Elmer Small
on the case of Mrs Sarah C. Sherman.
Arthur Littlefield, who has position as
machinist in the Norway Shoe Factory, ar
rived last Saturday to visit his parents.
Miss Margaret N. Hazeltine arrived
| of irhk
Mass, where she had spent number of
| weeks.
Miss Irene Fl. Shaw, one of Belfast's ac-
| compllshed pianists, is visiting relatives
and friends in North Searsmont and
Liberty.
Hal r. Eaton, principal of the Belfast
High school, who has been ill for several
weeks, left Monday for the home of his par
ents in Auburn.
DR.. and Mrs. D. P. Flanders accompanied
by their niece, Miss Annie L. Barr, went to
New York last week to visit Miss Barr's
sister, Mrs. Hall Hoxie.
Leroy S. Brown. who was formerly with
the City Drug Store, is employed by the
fremont street drug store.
t. Rev. j. W. Hatch has been very sick and
was unable to occupy his pulpit last Sum-
day. Yesterday he was much improved
and speedy recovery is looked for.
Otis d. Wilson, Esq, of Searsmont was
in the city Monday, accompanied by his
granddaughter, Miss Amy Wilson. 1t was
Mr.. Wilson's first visit to Belfast since last
October.
Mr.. T, f. Simonton, for many years Rock
lands model tax collector, has given place
to Democrat and has opened an Office and
will devote his attention to his insurance
! business.
Among those designated to prepare pa
instruction of the 1st regiment, Maine Mill
tia, is Lieut.. Hal r. Eaton of Auburn. prin-
ci pal of the Belfast High school,
c. E. Perkins went to Stockton Springs
Mar. 10Th on business in connection with
his tlourishing grocery establishment at
Northport Campground which will be
opened for the season about April 1st.
Arthur s. Gibbs, superintendent of the
Fort Fairfield Electric Company, started
Monday for his new situation in Belfast,
his place in Fort Fairfield being taken by
j. i. Forrest. Mr.. Gibbs leaves many
friends here.-Fort Fairfield Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Clement, son Stephen
and daughter Louise returned March 2lst
from six weeks trip to Florida, Washing
ton and other points in the South. j.
Donald Clement was at home from the
University of Maine over Sunday.
Misses Maude f. and Lena p. Ellis and
Miss Helen NJ. Dunton arrived home by
train Saturday evening. The Misses Ellis
have been in Boston and New Y York getting
spring goods, and Miss Dunton had been
spending week in Boston.
In reporting the death of Henry Hawkes.
of Westbrook, Me-, aged 50 years, it was
stated that he was probably ''the shortest
man in Maine,' and that he was ''only
about three feet in height" Don Robbins
of this city measures under that figure.
Mr.. and Mrs David Connell, who were
recently married in the city by Rev. Ashley
A. Smith, pastor of the Universalist church,
Mass. They were the guests while here of
Mrs Ada Greenlaw at her home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron A. Hart.
The Democrats of Belfast took the same
advantage of the political overturn that the
Democrats of Rockland did, probably real
izing that they might as well make the best
of their years lease Among the officials
elected in Belfast is Elon Gilchrest, a for
mer Rockland boy, as harbor master
Rockland Courier Gazette.
Chas W. Frederick writes from Florida,
under date Of March oath: eve are now at
Tampa on the southwest coast of Florida.
More Havana cigars are made here than in
the city of Havana. Nearly 100000 is paid
out each month in wages in this industry
alone-or $4,000 each day-so you see the
city has plenty to live on. Strawberries
are IS cents per box today"
James S. Haley, elected Mayor of Mont
pelier, Vt, was born in Frankfort in 1851
He went to Barre "a years ago, where he
learned the stone cutters trade, and in 1889
went to Montpelier to reside. He is a mem
ber of the granite firm of Dillon & Haley,
popular and successful in business.
brother, P. l.. Haley, lives in Frankfort,
and sister, Mrs. Albert Wright, in Bangor.