The Republican journal., 1909-03-25
PERSONAL

Miss Katherine D. Kittredge is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Hurd in Northport.
Howard Heath is spending his vacation in
Boston, Everett and Neponset, Mass.
Carleton Doak is at home from the U. of M.
Law School, Bangor, for weeks vacation
Mrs. Emile McCullum of New York is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mcdonald. Church
street.
Miss Wilda Vose was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. l. Stevens in Northport the first of
the week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Proctor are spend
ing the two weeks vacation with relatives in
Windham.
Miss Edythe l. Atkins is at home from Oak
Grove Seminary, Vassalboro, for the sprinp
| vacation.
Caleb E. S. Burns of Waterville spent the
weekend in this city with his sister, Mrs,
David L. Wilson,
Arnold Harris has been very sick in New
York and threatened with pneumonia. but is
now able to sit up.
Mrs. 1nez Pendleton and daughter Marian
are visiting in Bangor They will return to
Islesboro March 9th.
Wilson Ellis arrived Tuesday from Cali
fornia, called here by his mothers illness.
Mrs. Ellis is improving.
Mrs. Z. E. Young of Skowhegan returned
home last Saturday after a weeks visit with
her niece, Mrs. D. L. Wilson.
Mrs. Edward B. Billings of Lynn, Mass,
formerly of Searsport, is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Fred R. Poor.
Mrs. Howard L. Whitten returned SATURDAY.
from brief visit with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. H. M. Perkins, in Melrose Mass,
The Scherzo Club met Wednesday evening
with Mrs: Frank J. Rigby. Haydn and his life
and works was taken up.-Rumford Falls
Times
Mrs. Perley D. Stanley. who has been the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George A.
Leavitt, for two weeks, returned YESTERDAY to
her home in Cranberry Isles
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Quimby, accompanied by
Mrs. Charles Sanborn, arrived from Boston last
Saturday. Mr.. Quimby returned Monday.
Mrs. Sanborn, will remain to visit Mrs. Quimbv.
| Miss Birtha l. Bird arrived Tuesday from
Rockland to attend the meeting of Aurora
Rebekah lodge of which she is member. She
was the guest of Miss Grace Walton while in
town.
College Chums'' was given bv the Colby
1nh in Wa<o
and the accounts of the affair mention Rem
worth Rogers of Belfast as one of the special
favorites of the audience.
The University of Maine basket ball season.
Just finished, was successful one. The team
won seven and lost three games. In reviewing
the seasons work the Campus" says of Bel
fast boy: "Bill'' Black, O9, the heavy center of
the team, has played well all this season. He
is an excellent man for his position and can
always be counted upon as steady player.
Black was captain of the team last year and
in his whole career at the University has met
few centers who are his equal"
"Jack' Phelan, who coached-the Belfast bas-
ketball team during the past season and who
has been at his home in Waterville since the
expiration of the season. will leave next week
for Providence R. L. where he will Join the
baseball team representing that city in the
New England league. Phelan last season was
one of the star felders in the league and his
base running was feature of the games He
holds the record for time made between the
plate and first base and he is in first class con-
diton for the coming year.
DR.. Alfred johnson has been lecturing on
contemporary German art in Copley Hall. Bos-
ton, in connection with the exhibition of the
work of German painters. He was a student
of literature in Germany in the nineties and
had exceptional opportunities to become per-
sonaly acquainted with many of the artists
represented in this exhibition, which is the
first international exchange of art under the
auspices of the Copey Society. Next year
there will be an exhibition of American artists
sent to Germany. A report of his talk will be
given next week
While walking on the sidewalk in front of 80
Broadway Saturday morning Mrs. Eliza A.
Alexander of Belfast, fell and broke her thigh
Mrs Alexander has been visiting her SON. Fred
ID. Alexander, 80 First street. She was remov-
eu 10 tne Eastern Maine General Hospital
Friends of Mrs. Alexander in both Bangor and
Belfast will be panied to learn of her accident
but will be glad to know that her condition
Saturday afternoon was very good and speedy
recovery is looked for by the hospital authori-
ties Bangor Commercial.
Word was received yesterday of Mrs. Alex
ander's death. Her remains will be brought to
Belfast and the funeral service will be at the
Unitarian church Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The friends in this vicinity of Rev. T. H.
Derrick, formerly of Standpoint will be inter-
ested to learn that he has resigned from the
pastorate of the Congregational church at
Andover, Maine, to accept call from Rum
ford Point. Mr.. Derrick has recently had
three calls, one from N. H., one from Massa-
chusetts and one from Rumford Point For
several reasons he has decided to accept the
call to the Point one reason being that there
is large missionary field, which includes
Rumford Point, Rumford Corner, Hanover and
the Newrys, where there is most unusual
opportunity for work. The people of Andover
greatly regret his departure.
Mrs. Clara Palmer was pleasantly remember
ed on her S7th birthday, March goth, at her
home in Center Montville by her many friends
from far and near. Besides numerous presents
from relatives and friends the postman