Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

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Worcester Telegram.

given an excellent position on the
Worcester Telegram.
Miss Frances Ahern has completed
/ her seasons engagement with the
Gertrude Coghlan Company in VANITY
Fair, ana is now with her sister, Mrs
Theresa Sumner in Thompson for an
extended vacation.
Herman II. Stuart OF the class Of
1901. Bates College, has been confined
1T his home at South Paris for the past
three weeks as the result of g strain
received in the Bates athletic exhibit
tion at Lewiston.
Albert II. Milliken of Saco who has
for IL years been night operator at the
Western Division station. Saco. has re-
signed from the service Of the Boston
and Maine and will devote all his time
to newspaper work in the future.
The engagement is announced of DR.
Charles ii. Whitman. instructor in
English at Lehigh University. South
bethlehem. Pa. and Miss Rachel J.
Foster. daughter of DR.. &. w. Foster
of Portland. Or. Whitman is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Whitman Of
Bangor.
James +. Hammond. inventor of the
Hammond typewriter. who is now in
Europe, will. on his return. spend n
portion Of the summer in Camden
which he has adopted as his place of
permanent residence.
James c. Boyd. graduate of the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology
and formerly member of the en-
gineering department Of the Bangor &
Aroostook Railroad. has been appoint
ed roadmaster of the new Boston
elevated lines.
Miss Jessie Henderson who has been
playing leading parts in the Geo. W.
wilson Company during the past sea-
son. has returned to her home at Me-
chanic Falls, after n very successful
season. She has signed with the Will
son management for the season OF
1902.
Harold a. Loring of Portland, who
has studied music during the past two
years under Carl Faclten of Boston.
has accepted a position as instructor
of piano in Whitman college, in the
state of Washington. where he will
assume his duties at the opening of
the college year in September.
Miss Sara Frances Small Of Rich
mond. graduate of Richmond High
school. class of '9S. was graduated
from a School of Instruction for the
deaf and dumb at Washington. u. G..
last week The father and mother of
Miss Small are both deaf and dumb. so
she was from childhood skilled in the
use of the manual signs. She Will be
tf, n teacher in this line of in
StruCtiOn.
James II. Heath. formerly Auburn
city editor of the Lewiston Journal.
who went to California recently for
his health. is getting on finely in San
Diego. He is n special staff writer for
the Los Angeles Times. and also has
secured position to do local work on
the San Diego Tribune. His health
is much better than when he left
Maine.
A competitive trial for positions on
the editorial board of the Tufts Weekly
has been going on for two months and
the list of winners who were an
nounced by the committee Of judges.
includes Arthur w. Coolidge of Port
land. class of 1908. Richard Il. Coolidge.
1902. of Portland, is the editor-in-chief
OF the Tuftonian. being chosen by the
faculty for this position.
Dr. Charles F. Hawkes. of Portland.
son of MIR. and Mrs. James f. Hawkes..
has recently received an appointment
to the staff of the Rhode Island Cen
eral Hospital at Providence. There
We're three vacancies on the staff. the
first to begin on July !. the second on
January l. and the third on April l.
next Competitive examinations of
candidates were conducted by the fac
ulty, and there were "a applicants for
the places. Harvard, University of
PENNSYLVANIA and John HOPKINS I'm
iversity being represented. The first
place. carrying with it an appoint
ment upon the taff for two years com
menCing July l was won by Or.
Hawkes., the cecon by another of the
Harvard men and the third by a I'm
iversity of Pennsylvania man. DIR.
Hawkes. has Il very large circle of
friends in Portland who will be glad
TO learn of his success.