The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-02-14
PERSONAL.

- VI. apoIn tas oeen the guest OF his sis
ter, Mrs. Charles =. Collins, in Rockport
Rufus c. Barton has been at Dark Har-
bor the past week, where he was the guest
of his brother.
Mr.. land Mrs. Joseph Wiley of Lincoln
vile were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George
X. Doak last Thursday
Mrs. Edward Wagner of Belmont, who
has been quite i'll, is recovering to the pleas
ure of her many friends.
Mrs. A. A. Howes returned Monday from
visit to Augusta, where she was the guest
OF Hon. and Mrs. A. l. Brown.
Miss!Florence Wilband, who has been liz
with dlphtheria in Worcester, Mass, arriv.
ed home.Friday for short visit
Mrs. Bertha Clark of Boston, who was
shot by her husband, is out of the hospital
and on the road to complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p Chase will leave to-
morrow. Friday, for New York to attend
the suit and skirt makers convention.
Mr.. W. r. Clark of East Corinth and son
hoy OF Bangor were in town last week to
attend the funeral of Mrs Harriet NJ Mans
field
Abner Dutnon of Hope, who was % years
and g months old Feb. 1st, walks twice a
day to and from his home and the post
| office.
Department Commander F. S Walls and
Mrs Walls were in Belfast Thursday, and
attended the meeting of the Waldo County
Veterans Association.
Mrs, }. p. Nutting of Washington, D. e.,
is the guest of her brother, A. p. Mansfield,
She was called here to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Mansfield.
Henry V. Starrett of Warren has been
IN Belfast in the interest of that Invaluable
year books, the Maine Register He was
accompanied by Mrs. Starrett.
| Among the candidates for admission to
the bar who successfully passed the ex-
animation by the board of legal examiners
in Bangor last week was Eben F. Little
field of Brooks
Lorenzo Z. McMahan of Everett. Mass.
and Mrs. Agnes Cottrel of Gloucester.
Mass, were in Belfast Sunday, called
here by the death of their father. CAPTAIN
Daniel McMahan.
Mrs. George W. Lewis has closed her
hoI"o On waldo avenue and gone to Spring
vale, Me. Her daughter, Mrs Schubert, who
mas been spending the winter with her, has
returned to Massachusetts.
Col. Levi NJ Poor of Augusta attended
the funeral of his uncle, the late Gardner
HemenWay, in Searsmont Sunday and was
here Feb. Sd to attend the funeral of
JACOB Wagner of Belmont, another reIa-
tive
'lhe many friends of Rev. John W. Hatch
and little son Paul will be pleased to learn
that they returned home last Thursday
evening; Paul having sufficiently recovered
from an operation for appendicitis to stand
the journey.
The Boston Alumni Association of the
University of Maine held its 10Th annual
banquet at the Hotel Bellevue. Boston, Feb
| 2nd. President Fellows and members of the
faculty were present and W. Il. Howard
was one of the speakers
Mrs Wallace R. Tarbox is the president
Iof The coming year of Grover Circle, No. II,
Ladies OF the G. a. R., of Fryeburg. Me-.
and Is also State Patriotic Instructor. She
is well adapted for the work and is deeply
interested in everything pertaining to the.
interest of the G. A. r.
heV' Il. q. Harbutt wishes us to deny
the recently published report that he had
! resigned the paStOrate of the Congregation-
al church in Castine because of i'll health.
and says his health is better than il has
been for long time. This correction
should have been made last week but was
overlooked
We have received souvenir post card
dated Feb. 5th, from Hon. C. O. Poor. who
with Mrs. Poor was en- route for Los Ange-
les, Cant. They were then at the Grand
canyon, Arizona, which is at 1000 feet alti
tude, and where they spent two days, Mr.,
Poor reports having a fine trip; rainy sea-
son about over; air clear and invigoratiug.
| temperature 65.
Lewis f. Marden has been appointed
carrier and Bertrand L. Davis substitute
on the K. Ed. route No 5 from Belfast to
SearSport. Mr. Marden will resign as
Manager of F. J. Gerry & Co. creamery.
which position he has held for the past five
years. He speaks in the highest praise of
the Creamery Co. and all of the patrons,
In connection with the mail route he will
enter very extensively into the poultry
business.
DIR. III. X. Stinson of Palermo, while on
his way to answer a night call in China,
Wednesday night, Feb. 9th, took one of the
cross roads which had not been broken out
and when near F. S. Wallace's found him
self unable to proceed. After embarrassing
blanketing and hitching his horse BY the
roadside the doctor retraced his steps to
the nearest house for help. Mr.. Wallace
armed with shovel went to the doctors
assistance and he was soon started on his
way again. Thursday morning ii large
crew was put onto the road to open it to-
| travel.
Mr.. Fitzroy Kelley writes from Boston
"Capt. John NJ. Hawley, U. S. S. Wabash,
now at the Navy Yard, Boston, informs me
that he made many pleasant acquaintanees
when in Belfast and cherishes the most
agreeable recollections of the attractions of