The Republican journal., 1902-03-20
PERSONAL.
NJ. L. Mitchell returned Saturday from a
business trip to Boston.

NJ II. Mitchell returned saturday from a
business trip to Boston.
LIE Forest L. Robbins arrived home last
Thursday from Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Verrill Jones arrived home
last week from Brockton, Mass
Miss Matte l. Hills, B. II. S., 100, enters
the Castine Normal School this term.
Miss Wilda Vose will leave SATURDAY. for
Greenville, where she is to teach school
Mrs. George Mixer of Camden is visiting
her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Coombs, in this city.
Miss Josie Patterson will arrive this week
from visit with friends in Massachusetts.
Misses Grace Hall and Louise NJ. Knowl
ton went to Boston last week, for short
visit.
Miss Fannie Stevens went to Castine last
week, to enter upon her last term at the
Normal School,
Miss Smith of Vinalhaven has been visit
ing Miss Isabelle Towle, who has been
teaching i4 that place.
Miss Maude f. Mathews is expected
home the last of the week from visit in
Boston and vicinity.
Howes Mayo is again able to walk out
He had been confined to the house by i'll
ness since August lst
Miss Ethel NJ. Avery of Exeter arrived
last week to visit her grandparents, MI and
Mrs. Geo. d. McCrillis
l. II. Harmon returned home last week
from Massachusetts, where he has been at
work during the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Harmon are now on
their return to their home in Old Town
from two months trip in the South
Mayor Elmer Small of this city has been
elected vice president for Waldo County of
the Maine Old Home Week Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hills of East North
port arrived home last Saturday from Della
ware, where they spent the winter with a
son.
Mr.. Amos Clement and his sons, John,
Donald and Stephen, are spending a week at
Seal Harbor, where they expect to have
some good fishing
Miss Alice Heath, who has been visiting
friends in Massachusetts, is at home. She
will leave in about three weeks to take a
position in Boston,
Miss Ellen D. Townsend, assistant in the
Belfas" High school, will spend her vacation
with her sister in New Hampshire and at
her home in New Haven, Conn.
Miss Margaret L. Keen, who recently
completed course at the Rockland Busi-
ness College, is employed as stenographer
in the office of Foster Il Estabrooks.
Messrs John R. Dunton, Geo. A Qumby
c. B. Hall, James c. Durham. Ben D. Field
and Fred G. White went to Quantabacook
pond last Friday for a few days trapping
and fishing. They made a good catch OF
pickerel
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Wight have gone te
Hallowell, where Mr.. Wight is superinten-
dent of the Industrial school farm Mrs.
Wight has a good position in the same
institution.
An informal reception was rendered tc
rian church parlors, Augusta, March 18th
They are old residents of Augusta, but
have decided to move to Brookline, Mass
where they will live permanently.
Strout have returned to Pennington to at
tend the Normal School. Both had school,
during the winter term. Miss Louise "
Richards, who is teaching in the mode-room
| has also returned to Pennington after spend
ing the vacation at her home in Belfast.
Roy f. Young arrived home last weeI
from Boston, after a voyage to Bueno:
Ayres, as engineer in the 4-masted schoonel
Joseph G. Ray He has been away months
and II days. He began Monday as engi
neer in Mathews Bros. s mill in place o
Fred Nickerson, who is engineer on steamer
Silver Star
Mrs. Vim. B. Swan and Miss Mary f
Faunce gave an afternoon whist party las
| Friday. There were eleven tables. Re
freshments were served. Nh and Mrs
Swan expect to leave about the last o
March for a few months visit with Mr.
Swans daughter, Mrs. W. b. Kelley, il
| Minneapolis, MINI.
! George l.. Knight, who always keeps Th,
! Courler-Gazette informed on matters 0
New ork interest, sends us a card of ad
mission which entitled him to the privileg,
of inspecting His Maiesty's yacht TIohen
zolern. Mr.. Knight writes: "Well | saw
the Prince the other day and rubbed u,
against him. He rubbered at us and touched
his chapeau, We touched our 81 derbys ant
the band played on. | have hobnobbet
with royalty SO much that it will be bi.
| discount to come down to selling Jacket
| for 1913, less 10 per cent.-Rockland Coul
| lerGaZette.
/ In the recent distribution of honors a
Wellesley College, Miss Jessica Josephin
Haskell, b. II. S., 90, was given the title o
''Durant Scholar" the highest of the tw,
sets of honors conferred. Although he
studies have been seriously impeded by
severe trouble with her eyes, Miss Has
kell's friends are not surprised at her sue
cess and congratulate her upon her perse
verance as well as upon her brilliant work
She will graduate from Wellesley mex
/ June
! Master Harry BOwker received a souyeni
postal card March 10th, which was maie
from Cairo, Egypt, Feb 10th. On the car
is an illustration and description of tn
Rock of Gibraltar The rock rises to