The Republican journal., 1908-03-26
PERSONAL.

Milton B. Hills, Irwin Hills, Collier Hills
and Mark Wadlin returned Friday to their
homes in Northport from Bucksport, where
they are students at the East Maine Con-
ference Seminary.
Mrs. H. W. Th0rndike and daughter, Le-
wella of Rockland. who visited friends here
last week, returned to their home Saturday,
accompanied by Mr.. Thorndike, who ar
rived last Thursday.
Among the Seniors to receive honors at
Coburn Classical Institute, Watervlle, are
Annie E. Dodge, Palermo; Maurice E. and
Russell Fl. Lord of North Brooksville, and
Neva f. Poland of MOntville.
Mrs. E. j. Morrison, who has spent sever
al weeks with Mrs Spencer W. Mathews
on Cedar street, opened her Court street
home Tuesday. Miss Cora S. Morrison is
expected home from Wellesley, Friday.
Daniel Chase of Barring, University of
Maine, 'Os, and president of the Maine Y.
NJ. c. A., was in this city Saturday en-
route TO Rockport to attend the dedication
of the recently purchased Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing.
Amos Clement, who spent number of
weeks in Florida, arrived by train Monday
night. Mrs. Clement, who went to Boston
to meet him, stopped over at Watervlle to
visit her sister, Mrs. 1. B. Mower, and came
home Wednesday night.
Marcellus j. Dow, Esq, of Brooks, whose
name has been mentioned in connection
with the nomination for senator from Wal
do county, has received assurance from
several towns that his candidacy would be
agreeable to the people.
Miss Anne NJ. Kittredge, who has resigned
as bookkeeper with the Belfast Gas and
Electric Co., will be succeeded, April 1st,
by Miss Maude B. Steward. Miss Stewards
former place with e. F. Thompson & Co. has
been filled by Sam Thorne of Bowdoinham.
j. Frank Rich, former principal of the
Belfast High school, whose residence is in
Glencoye, has been elected one of the select
men of Rockport and trustee of the Meth
odist Church in Rock land. Roscoe Staples,
brother of Henry Staples of this city, was
also elected trustee of this church.
During the week of April 10th, Richard
Golden and his company will head the bill
at Keith's in Boston with his Maine playlet
entitled ga Case of Divorce" adapted for
stage proposes from Holman Days story. 1t
will be interesting to the friends of both
these "products of Maine" to know that the
sketch has scored one of the great successes
of vaudeville.
Mrs. Hazeltine and her daughter are in
ri nt ho Ilp4l,
Mrs. and Miss Hazeltine have friends in
the city who are doing much for their pleas
ure. They are on their way home, after
in Florida.-Jack Sonville, Fla, Metropolis,
March 10Th.
Mrs. and Miss Hazeltine are now in
Charleston, S. &.
Announcement is made today by Mr..
llGratio MearS of S75 1-2 Summit avenue of
the engagement of his daus hter, Miss
Theoda Mears, to Edward Hayes Morse, the
wedding to take place about the middle of
April. Miss .Mears is well-known mem-
Der of the Young Women'S League and is
to be the compimented guest at an evening
affair to be given by her friends at the
league rooms next Friday evening in honor
of her approaching marriage. Mr. Morse is
connected with the News force and has re-
sided here for three or four Years, coming
here from New Orleans. The couple will
make their home after their marriage at
Lamanda Park, where MIR. Morse is build
ing a pretty cottage calf,
Daily News, March 18th.