The Republican journal., 1908-05-21
PERSONAL.

| Joseph Palmer of Chicago is the guest of
his brother, Dwight P. Palmer. Mr.. Palm
er went West 1S years ago and this is his
first visit home. He is kept pretty busy
shaking hands with his old friends and
talking over old times.
Burpee Post, G. A. r., is completing the
| arrangements for Memorial Day exercises,
| which will be held as usual in the town
| hall on the afternoon of May S0th. The
orator of the day will be Henry W. Burrill
of Hartford. Courant, May 18th.
Mr.. Burrill was formerly of Searsport
Ethelo Knight of Worcester, Mass, and
Bert L. knight of South Manchester, Conn,
| were in this city last Saturday on their way
to Moosehead lake, where they will spend
| some weeks fishing, after which they will
be the guests of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Adelbert Knight on High street.
| The friends and relatives OF Fred L.
| Fletcher, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
Fletcher of this city, will be interested to
know OF his success in the business line.
| He had been in the Pullman service eight
| years and they recommended him for an as
| sistant superintendent of the y. 5. Trust
Co. in Boston.
| Ralph O'Connell, who had to resign his
position in New York some weeks ago be-
cause of i'll health and who has been serl-
ousy i'll since arriving home, left BY Monday
mornings train for Boston, accompanied
by his father, Charles O'Connel, to consult
specialist. He will then go to Rutland,
| Vt, and it is hoped the change may prove
beneficial.
Mrs. Clarence f. Mcintyre, formerly of
this city, who spent the winter at the Med
ford Inn, Medford, Mass, left for Rock
land Wednesday after visit here with
| Mrs. George a. GilchreSt. Mrs. Mcintyre
| will be the guest of friends in Rockland for
a short time, and will leave there the last of
the month for her summer home on Long
Island.
Harry P. White left recently for Cleve-
land, o., where he goes to witness per
| f0rmance of the Human Hearts company,
his daughter Florence being member of
| that company, taking the juvenile lead part
of Ruth. He will pass several days with
his daughter in that city and accompany
her to Buffalo, N. Y, and will then return
| home Miss Florence will not arrive home
until about the first of June.-farmington
| Chronicle.
Lewis A. Barker has returned to Bangor
| from 10 weeks trip to the great southwest
and the Pacific coast. He visited Okla
homa, San Antonio, Phoenix, Tucson, Los
Angeles, San Bernardino, Portland, Ore,
Seattle and Spokane, Wash, Reno, Nevada,
and other points. Mr.. Barker has returned
to Bangor to settle his business affairs and
will leave in the fall for Seattle, where he
intends to reside in the future.
The Colonial Concert on Saturday even
ing at the Newton High school for the bene-
fit of the Chelsea sufferers brought out an
audience of about 800. The chorus Of Fifty
songs and the various soloists were in COS
tune of the olden days. The program was
substantially that given last year for the
benefit of the Calfn Field fund, aud was en-
Enthusiastically recelVed.-NeWtoh, Mass,
Graphic May 18TH
Mr.. Frank W. Chase formerly of this city
was one of the soloiSts and also sang i'll the
chorus
Capt. W. NJ. Tupper, long prominent
resident of Brunswick, Ga, where he has
held many positions of trust i'll the city
government and is a director in two banks,
has been appointed agent of the ely de Line
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this appointment the Brunswick journal
regrets that it will necesstate the removal
of Capt Tupper from that city, and pays
handsome tribute to his worth as Il citizen
and his ability as a business man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Doe, Miss Doris,
and Master Dudley, arrived last week from
Palm Beach, Florida, and are guests Of Mr.
Does mother, Mrs. Mary Doe. Miss Ettie
Doe, the eldest daughter, will remain in
Palm Beach until after her school closes, as
she will graduate from Grade VIII the last
of this month. Mr.. Doe has drug store III
Palm beach and one in Bar larbOr, and
will soon go to the latter place for the sum-
mer season. He spends the winters in
Florida.
Ata special meeting of the directors of
the First National Bank of Angus tt, held
last week. Hon. Charles 5. Hichb"Iu was
elected a member of the board to It'll the
vacancy existing because of the death of the
late Hon. Lendal Ttcomb, and following
the above action was elected to the office Of
President of the Bank and is the seventh III
the list of presidents. Mr.. Hichborn is a
native of Stockton, son of the late y. Il.
Hichborn. He has been associated with
this bank for the past u years and had been
its cashier for the past 81 years. lie enter
ed the employ of the institution in the fall
of 1880, and worked his way along until
when in January, 1878, the Office OF assist
ant cashier was created he was elected to
that Office In April of the same year he
was elected cashier, succeeding John w
Fogler, VINO resigned to engage i'll the
banking business in the West, and had
since held that Office. MIR. Tichborn is sue
ceeded as cashier by Thomas A. Cooper,
who has been connected with the bank for
, the past Is years.
Friends of Mr.. Ii. a. Brown, formerly of
t Liberty but who went west several years
/ ago, will be interested in the following clip
ping from the Valley County News of Glas-
gov, Montana, under date of May Sth:
'Prof. Ii. A. Brown, who has been High
School principal here the past year, has
been retained for the coming year at d llber-
al increase in salary, which is proof OF the
fact that the board realize his ability as an
instructor as well as the proper man to have
| oba nf nur pity schools at this time He