The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-02-06
PERSONAL.


ness trip to Boston.
DR.. G. &. Kilgore was visitor at the D.
U. house, Colby College, Monday.
Miss Avis NJ. Morrison left Monday for a
few weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gilchrest are go
ing to Florida to spend couple of months
Mrs. Hannah Bowden of Troy recently
visited her son, Alfred 8owden, in Burn
ham.
Mrs. E. W. Pendleton of Islesboro is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sargent this
week.
Miss L. Grace Chadwick went to Thomas
ton Monday for weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. 0. Norton.
Mrs. Perry W. Sprague of Stockton
Springs was the guest of relatives here
few days last week.
Mrs. Sarah Norton of Burnham has gone
to Winterport to make her home with her
brother, Joseph Moody.
James W. Smart of Searsport filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy in the \. NJ. District
Court, Portland, Jan, 31st.
Mrs. Lewis f. Clifford of Stockton Springs
spent few days with her mother, Mrs.
Annie Brown, last week.
F. G. Ranney, travelling agent of the
Atchison, Topeka II Santa Fe Rallw Sys-
TEN, was in this city Tuesday.
Gershom L. Burgess, Stockton Springs,
and James E. Burgess, Verona, have been
granted discharges in bankruptcy.
Mrs. Arthur W. Morse, who has been the
guest of Mrs. and Mrs. W. S. Hill of Cam
den, returned home Wednesday morning.
| Mrs. George 0. Bailey is spending the
winter with her cousin, Mrs. l.. A. Swan,
at 4S6 East Merrimack street, Lowell, Mass.
| Clarence c. Morgan of Ellsworth, who
was in this city last summer, has returned
to spend the remainder of the winter here
and is employed in the shoe factory
Lynwood B. Thompson, University of
Maine, II, was at home from Orono for
few days during the mid-year eXamlna-
tions. He returned to college Monday.
Mrs. |. L. Wilband is packing her house,
hold goods, and with her daughter Miss
Della. will leave soon for Boston to join
Mr.. Wilband, who has a responsible position
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. MilIard F. Chase and son,
Master William Pennell Chase, OF Win
chester, Mass, are the guests of Mrs.
ChaSe's parents, Mi. and Mrs. VI. ID. Pen
nell, Horton street, LewiSton.-LewistOn
Sun.
James D. Maxwell of Bangor. the cello
soIoist whose playing was SO mueA enjoyed
in Pulen's orchestral concert before the
Fireman's Ball last Thursday evening, was
entertained at the home uf Mr.. and Mrs.
E. 5. Pitcher during his stay in Belfast.
The many friends of Mr.. Howard f. Ma
sor, who recently went to Portland for
treatment at the Eye and Ear Intirmary,
will be glad to know that most encouraging
reports have been received as to his con-
dltion and that he is expected home soon.
President Charles Lincoln White of Col
by and Hon. Warren c. Philbrook, assist
ant attorney general of the State, were
among the speakers at the annual dinner of
the Boston Colby alumni association in
Boston last Friday evening.
VII ana hlS leu ' NNliltIi anu a. a.
Knight were passengers from Boston ON the
Bay State, which arrived last Saturday
morning but remained at anchor eff the
monument until Sunday morning lis it was
too rough to make Il landing.
Ernest Waning, the young man from
Troy employed at the receiving station of
the Turner Center creamery at Unity at the
time it was burned, received but slight in
juries from the fire, but lost his fur over
coat, rubbers and mttens.
The annual meeting and banquet of the
Harvard club of Maine took place at the
Cumberland club, Portland, last Friday
evening William NJ. Bradley, Esq, for
merly of Bucksport, was toastmaster and
about so were present, mostly Portland
people.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Brooks of Clinton
observed their 25th anniversary Saturday
evening, Jan. 25th, at their home on the
Horseback road. They were the recipients
of many beautiful as well as useful gifts.
The evening was passed very Epleasantly
with games, and refreshments were served
VIM. Randall, travelling salesman for the
Parker, Thomes Co., has gone head over
heels in poultry raising He has recently
established upon his farm a full set of con-
crete hens nests. He allows these are far
superior to the old fashioned type insofar
as sanitary conditions are concerned, mas
much as they can be flushed out daily.
Portland Board of Trade journal
Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Knowton went to
Boston Monday. Mrs. Knowlton will visit
in that city aud in Lawrence, Mass, and
Mr.. knowlton sails from New York today
on European trip that will extend over
two or three months. Their home in this
city has been closed and their daughter,
NJ ss Louise, will spend the remainder of
the winter with Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. X.
Locke.
In his annual report Secretary FaIring-
ton of the Maine Fish and Game ASsocia-
ton says of ii deceased member: MIR c.
b. HaZeltne of Belfast was lover of out
door sports, fine marksman, genial
companion and IA liberal contributor for the
advancement of the fish and game interests
OF Maine. He had II host of friends, who
will treasure his memory while life is
theirs"
Hon. and Mrs. Charles S. lIichborn left