The Republican journal., 1909-04-22

Citypoint Mr.. Shorey is employed as clerk
by the Caribou Drug Co.. in which R. l..
Pitcher. formerly Of Belfast, is a partner
Drs. F. E. Freeman Of Rockland and r. E.
Freeman Of Dexter attended the quarterly
meeting Of the Maine Veterinary association at
the Bangor House, Bangor. April l4th. The
next session will be held in Portland in July.
Rev. E. s. Philbrook Is spending a few davs
in West Medbury and Franklin Mass He is to
deliver an illustrated lecture in West Medbury
upon THE Picturesqe Coast and Hunting
Regions of Maine. Sanford Tribune
Abner Gilmore returned last week from
Portland where he had an operation perform
ed for cataracts. He il now able to see quite
well and Is receiving the congratulations of his
friends. He was almost totally blind before
the operation
Mrs. Elizabeth Mlliken and daughter. Miss
Maud NJ, will arrive home the first of Nav.
Mrs. Milliken spent the winter in jacksonville
and visited Washington and New York on the
way North. Miss Miiken has been in New
York and vicinity.
Among the arrivals at Northport camp
ground for the season are Henry Brown of
New York and Dixmont and Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Flood of Waterville. The latter have their
daughter, Mrs. Lombard, and grandson, John
Lombard, of Watervle with them.
Prof. Hugh Ross Hatch of Colby, who has
been very seriously ill for some time at Dr.
Kings Hospital in Portland has so far recover
ed as to be able to be brought to Fairfield this
week. where for time he will remain at the
home Of Mrs. Hatch's mother, Mrs. Curtis, on
Newhall street, where it is hoped he will gain
much faster.-Fairfield Journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Hazeltine and Mrs
James H. Howes left Monday for Washington.
D. c., where they will meet Mrs. Charles B.
Hazeltine and Misses Louise and Margaret
Hazeltine on their return from Charleston. s.
Z. They will also be joined at the National
Capital by Mr.. and Mrs James F. Preston of
Lowell, Mass.
Miss Clarabel Marsh, who has for some time
past been employed in the Belfast Western
Union office, first as assistant operator and
later as substitute, left Tuesday for Bangor.
where she has accepted position as telegraph
operator with the New England Telephone Co.
Miss Marshis thoroughly competent operator
and her many friends in Belfast will wish her
success in her new position, which is a very
pleasant and desirable one.
Miss Arlie Stanley, cashier at the office of
the Camden telephone exchange, has resigned
her position and severed her connection with
the company on Saturday. Miss Stanley has
worked for the company for seven years and
has been faithful and trusted employe She
will visit friends in
ington, after which she will probably leave for
Boston, where her family have been residing
for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Pierce have arrived at
their Cincinnati, Ohio, home after trip
to the Pacific coast In a personal note Mrs
Pierce says: "We had perfectly fine trim and
spent week in Chicago with our only neph-
ew, Prof. Charles E. Paul. and his delightful
wife. They are pleasantly located in HYDE
Park ata convenient distance from the Armour
Institute, and after their four years in New
Mexico and at the State College, Pennsylvania.
are more appreciative of the advantages and
pleasures of living in great and busy city
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce will open their High street
home in this city later in the season.
senator staples, VINO is attending court in
this city this week, jauntily swings very
handsome gold-headed cane, which, as the in
scrlptlon shows, was presented to him by his
associates on the legislative joint committee
on legal affairs at the last meeting of the
committee for the session. The presentation
was made by Senator Edward F. Goweu of
Berwick, York county This tribute of regard
and esteem at the close of service Of ten
years on that committee most conlpli-
mentary. and is greatly appreciated BY the
Senator's friends at home here in Knox MIR.
Staples, himself, was deeply affected by it, and,
it being perfect surprise was for moment
at loss to express his gratitude and apprecia-
ton. The cane is elegant one and cost s25.
-Rockland Opinion.