The Republican journal., 1908-12-24
PERSONAL.

Earl CnamDerlaln is at nome from Portland
to spend the holidays with his parents.
Mrs Ella West left Monday for Boston to,
visit her daughter, Mrs. Lou A. Pierce.
Alonzo Atkins of Troy is among the men,
bers of the Togus Home who are out on fur
Tough.
Mrs. F. A. Schubert and nephew, Leon Wag-
ner, are spending the holidays in Plymouth,
Mass.
Clyde Shute, who has employment in Ban
gor, arrived Tuesday to spend Christmas at,
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Clay of Portland will
spend Christmas with Mrs E. Newell at CITY,
point.
Claude B. Roberts left Monday for Palm
Beach, Florida, where he has position for the
winter.
Carleton Doak is at home from Bangor, where
he is attending the University Of Maine Law
School.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman returned Saturday from
Rockland, where she had been visiting C. E.
Bicknell
Miss Della Macomber returned to her home
in Pittsfeld Saturday after visit with friends
in this city.
Miss Marguerite Lord of Fairfield will
spend the holidays with her cousin, Miss
Lucie Leavitt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyer and daughter,
Miss Sabra left Saturday for Lawrence, Mass,
for the holidays.
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from Kittery to spend Christmas with his
family in this city.
Henry B. Cunningham is at home from Ma
tick, Mass to spend the holidays with his
mother, Mrs. H. B. Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Shaw will go to
Florida about the first of January to spend
few months, probably at Miami.
Rev. George H. Harvey, pastor of the charge
at West Northport, left Tuesday for his home
in Nova Scotia to spend Christmas.
Miss Isabel M. Towle is at home from North
hampton, Mass, to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. l. Towle.
Miss Bertha I. Bird came up from Rockland
last Saturday to spend her vacation from the
Rockland High school at her home in this city.
Emery F. White has been quarantined by
scarlet fever in his fathers family and will be
unable to take pupils advertised last week.
Mrs. Nellie B. Goodwin of Arlington Heights,
Mass, has returned home from visit WITH
her brother, Henry c. Burgess, in East Bel
fast
Mrs. Alice H. Whitten and children, Albert,
Frances and Alice, are spending the holidays
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs j. W.
Nash.
Sam Portion recently returned from Portland
where he has been attending at business
college, and will have employment here this
winter
Miss Julia Vaughan is at home from New
Boston, N. H., to spend the Christmas vaca
ton with her parents Rev. and Mrs. j. W.
Vaughan.
Capt and Mrs. E. H. Colby of Sunset arrived
Tuesday to spend the holidays with relatives
Miller Colby who has had long Illness has
regained his health.
Governor Cobb has appointed M. V. B.
Mitchell of Troy an agent for the protection of
animals and Gershom L. Burgess Of Stockton
Springs a notary public.
W. R. Roix, Esq, of Limestone is candi-
date for the position OF assistant clerk of the
Maine House, and Dr. W. G. Fuller of Unity
for folder for the Senate.
Rev. j. F. Tilton of the Baptist church in
Saco who is in DR.. Kings private hospital in
D. 10 cd to ha Stpadi11r INN
and gaining in strength.
Renworth Rogers, Colby II, and his brother,
Raymond F Rogers, are assisting in the Bel
fast office of the American Express company
during the Oh. istmas rush.
Frank B. Condor and Harold Condor are at
home from HouIton for the Christmas vacation
Frank is teaching in the houlton High schoos
and Harold is attending kicker Classical In
stitute.
Forest j. Martin, Esq, of Bangor, counsel
for Mrs Tourtelotte, who is charged with set
ting fire to the Gray cottage, Northport camp
ground, was in the city Monday and tuesday,
Leon Leach has sufficiently recovered from
his recent fall to be about, but not able to
resume his work with Swift & Paul and left
Monday to- spend few days at his home in
Penobscot.
Mrs. George A. Leavitt was called to Bangor
Friday to attend the funeral of her cousin
John Holmes of Chelmsford, Mass. Mr.,
Holmes was brother of George o. Holmes
and formerly lived in Belfast.
The Maine Campus mentioned recently in its
alumni notes that DIR. J. S. Ferguson, SO, of
New York, had been appointed assistant Pro-
fessor of History in Cornell University Medi~
cal College, New York city.
Miss Winifred Sanborn manager of the West
ern Union Telegraph Office in Skowhegan. who
was threatened with typhoid fever there, came
home Tuesday, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Lena Sanborn who went over Monday.
Carl H. Stevens of Northport attended the
annual initiation and banquet of the Gamma
Gamma Chapter of Phi Chi the medical fra
ternity connected with Bowdoin College, held
at the Congress Square Hotel in Portland last
Friday afternoon and evening.
Lynwood B. Thompson came home from the
University of Maine Saturday for the Christ
recess. College closed Tuesday, and other