The Republican journal., 1907-02-07
PERSONAL.

Rev. VIM. Brett of Boston will be here in
about two weeks.
Charles Clark of Prospect was in Belfast
last week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nichols left recent.
ly to visit in Dixmont
Wilbur Blodgett entered upon his duties
at the City National Bank Monday
Melvin Clark went to Belmont last Thurs
day to attend case of rheumatism.
Mrs. W. c. Tuttle left yesterday for a
lew days visit in Camden and Thomaston.
Mrs. B. F. Wells was the guest last week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buckin in Camden.
Mrs. Robert P. Coombs and Mrs. LEROY
Webber have gone to Montreal for a brief
visit.
VIII keene of Cedar street will move to
his farm in the western part of the town in
March.
Miss Margaret Sutherland of Halifax,
Nova Scotia, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Z. A. Pilsbury.
Mrs Louisa A. Fhilbrook will sell her
place on Swan Lake avenue East Belfast.
and move into the city.
Mrs. j. W. Frederick and Mr.. Charles W.
Frederick left yesterday for the South and
will not return until April.
Mrs. S. IL. Lord returned on Friday even
lng,s train from Boston, where she had
been called by the illness of an aunt.
Harry ii. Carter spent Sunday at home
from Bangor, where he is head operator of
the Bangor N. f. Telephone exchange.
Miss Florence Wilband of this city, who
has been for two weeks in a hospital in
Worcester, Mass, ill with diphtheria, is i'm
proving.
Orrin j. Dickey, who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, was on the street last SATURDAY.,
and has resumed his duties as d newspaper
correspondent
Department Commander F. S. Walls was
present at the meeting of the Knox County
Veterans Association, held in the q. A. H.
hall, Rockport, Tuesday evening Feb 9TH.
AT the annual meeting of the Maine Hotel
Keepers Protective Association, held in Au-
gusta, Feb ist, Mr.. E. A. Jones of the
Windsor Hotel was elected vice president
for Waldo County.
Miss Hele nI1odgkinson has entered the
employ OF the Central Maine Publishing Co.,
Watervllle. She had been in the employ of
the Sawyer Publishing Co., which was re-
Gently burned out
The Waltham (Mass.) Association of
Maine has extended an invitation to l.. c.
Bateman Of Auburn to deliver the annual
address before the organization March IL,
and he has accepted.
Mrs. George o. Bailey OF Belfast was in
Portland thursday last, ell route tor Frye
burg, where she is 10 be the guest Of Mrs.
Wailace H. 1arbuX Mrs. Bailey has many
friends Ill Portianu.-Portland Express.
Mrs. Lucy A Bennett and Miss Esther c.
Frye, who Tor some years have conducted
boarding house i'll Frye block, corner of
Court and Miller streets, have been obliged
to give up the business from inability to
secure help for kitchen work.
Mr.. Eli Cook, who is almost 103 years old,
is very sick and not expected To recover.
Mrs. Cook is in very poor health; one son,
Alphonso, has been down with the grip,
and Willard is having trouble with one eye
and has lost the sight of the other.
Friends of Walter 0. Frost of Rockland,
U. OF Nj. 'O6, commonly known as Jack"
and who pitched ID number Of games here
for Rockland high school before his varsity
days, will be interested to learn of the an
nouhcement OF his engagement to Miss
Laura Henderson Of Rocklau
AT campfire of Bosworth Post, G. A. r.
Of Portland last Thursday evening, l.. G..
batemah of Auburn, who was candidate
LOT department commander last year, an
nounced that he should not be again can
dldate. 1t is said that he was assured in
advance of the support of the Portland vet
erans, and was their candidate last year