The Republican journal., 1907-03-07
PERSONAL.

Miss Ada A. Mariner has returned from
a visit in New York.
Mr.. Edward o. Thorndike is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. Edward Sibley.
John B. Mcintyre of Camden attended
the dancing school ball last evening.
Charles, son of c. O. Dickey of Northport,
is very seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Misses Louise II. Ferguson and Millicent
Pierce left Monday for Boston and New
York.
Miss l.. Grace Chadwick returned We'd
nesday from visits in Thomaston and Rock
land.
Mrs. Ema A. Mitchell and daughter
Millie left Wednesday for a visit in Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Nina f. Hobbs returned recently
from visits in Lisbon Falls, Boston and
New York.
Miss Alice Pitcher of Northport is at
home from Castne Normal School for the
spring vacation.
Mrs. l. F. Archibald of Rockland has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs b. p Gard
ner in East Belfast
Miss Louise W. Richards arrived last
Friday from Pennington to spend the
spring vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury will leave
this week for New York city, where they
will spend the spring months.
Blanchard Conant of Camden was the
guest of his cousin, Miss Anne Nj. Kit
tredge, for over the brigham ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lord of The Fashion
are in Boston on business and Miss Louise
NJ. knowlton has charge of the store during
their absence
Maurice Towle, who has been with Spen-
Ger Il Eaton for some years, will enter
the employ of large furniture firm in
IIaverhill, Mass.
Capt. 0, c. Oliver of the steamer Eav
State suffered a severe paralytic shock of
the left side Feb. 23t and at last reports his
condition was serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Laavitt and Mr.,
and Mrs. l. l., Perry left last Friday morn
ing to attend the automobile show in Port
ithu, "tItl WHICH tHeS VIII NlSlt SoStOn ana
New York.
Charles E. Sherman, who has been with
the Written Bros, grocerS, for some years,
has entered the employ of Spencer & Eaton,
iuInltuie dealers anu underuaKers Mr..
Sherman is licensed undertaken
Miss Eva Perkins, who has been attending
the Castine Normal school, is spending the
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs C.
f. Perkins. To get home she had to drive
to Bucksport, take the train to Bangor,
and from there by train via Burnham june
tion.
Jas. II. HoweS, who recently underwent
a surgical operation in Boston, is doing we'll
and an early and complete recovery is
assured Mr.. Howes is the Republican
candidate for mayor of Belfast and the NOM
ination papers were sent to Boston for his
signature.
The ladies living at the PenobScot Ex-
change gave birthday party Tuesday
afternoon In honor of Mrs. a. f. TriteS,
who received her friends in the new club
room, which had been prettily decorated
for the purpose. Mrs. TriteS was present.
ed with handsome lace centerpiece and a
bouquet of flowers. A lunch was served
with the gentlemen in attendance. Mrs. J.
W. Crafty and Mrs. ii. P. Sargent served
and Mrs. IrlteS presided over the birthday
cake. The party was very enjoyable and
proved successful in every particular.-
Bangor Daily News.
The University of Maine basket ball team
defeated the Technology team in Boston
last Saturday evening in a close and excit-
ing,game, by score of 36 to 81. The Kenne-
bee Journal says of the game: "For Maine,
Scales, the right forward, played fast
game, scoring six baskets from the floor and
two from the foul line. Black, the Univer-
sity football center, put up fine contest in
the center position in the second half, while
his jumping was superior throughout. All
OF the Maine team participat III the Scor-
ing"