The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-02-03
NUMBER 5
PERSONAL.

Virgil L. Hall was in Boston the mast week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Durham left Monday
for visit in Boston
MRS. Arthur l. Brown returned to Augusta
Monday after weeks visit in this city.
Mr.. Matthew W. Welch returned Monday
from visit with his chile ren in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Frank J. Starrett, who has been visiting
relatives in this city, left Monday for her home
in Fall River, Mass
Mrs. Frances Merritt of Brooks returned
home Monday from hort visit with Mrs.
Eugene r. Conner.
Raymond Z. Sherman of Dark Harbor. who
has been in Belfast several months learning.
the BARRIERS trade left Wednesday for home.
Mrs. William H. Hail. William H. and Miss
Grace II. Hall returned Wednesday from Or
land, where they were called by the death of
Mrs Halls sister, Miss Frances Tufts.
Mrs. Thornton Lyford who has been vis;tino
her daughter, Mrs. Pendleton, in lslesboro
sunered stroke Of paralysis last week The
~ ~asteiiuiiig physician expresses hope of her re-
covery.-Bangor News.
Sooiieliiiiah FRANK L. Elk1ns and family, who
are spending the winter in Florida are So.
pleased with the climate and surroundings
that they will buy place there for a perma-
nent winter home
The hunters, Messrs Linder of Boston White
and Hall of Belfast, who went to Florida for
BIRD shooting, have been heard from The first
day the three hunters, with one dog, got 30
birds, and postal from Hall says YOU can
shoot down there until you change your mind.
Capt. +. S. Mcdonald arrived home last Sat-
urday from New York, where he has hauled
up MS vessel schooner Annie B. Mitchell for
lew weeks. Capt. Mcdonald reports stone
and lumber freights better than for some time,
past. Vessels are getting 10 cents for ties
from southern ports, an advance of about 50,
per cent.
Carl Cottrell has been home from Westbrook
semmary Tor few days, resting in preparation
for Saturday afternoons important basketball
game between the Seminary team and the
strong Yarmouth Academy FIVE One week
from today Westbrook meets Hebron which is
always worthy foe. Cottrel had small diff
Guilty In making the first team, and is doing.
yeoman service for it at center.-Rockland
Courier Gazette January 29th.
foreman of the cutting room of the Leonard &
Barrows shoe factory, and left the factory last
Monday Saturday the employees of the cut
ting room presented Mr. Tisdale with hand
some Morris chair. Mr.. Fred Tibbetts made
the presentation speech, to which Mr. Tisdale
fittingly responded. Mr.. and Mrs. Tisdale ano
children left yesterday for their former home
in Norwell, Mass. Mr. B. L. Tuttle of Auburn.
who succeeds Mr.. Tsdale as foreman of the
cutting room arrived Tuesday.
Rev. George Calvert Garter. D. D., rector of
st. Andrews Episcopal Church in Washington.
read his resignation yesterday to his congre-
cation. On the first Sunday in April he will GO
to the Church of the Redeemer at Bryn Mawr,
Pa. DR.. Carter is one of the most prominent
Episcopal ministers in the Washington Diocese,
and his name placed in nomination for
bishop of Washington when the election was
held about year ago.-Boston transcript
Mr.. Carter came to Belfast few wears ago.
intending to build summer horne but was
disappointed in getting the property he bar
gained for. He was the guest several seasons
of Mrs Allan McLane at her summer residence.
on Northport avenue.