The Republican journal., 1911-03-23
PERSONAL.

snort visit in Boston.
Mrs. Luther Calderwood left Tuesday to visit
relatives in Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Rollins have moved from
West Unity to Unity village.
Gov. Plaisted has nominated Hon. L. c. Morse
OF LlbertRa justice of the peace
Mrs. Charles Parkhurst of Albion is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Foster. in
Unity.
Mrs. Clara J. Gilmore left last Tuesday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Anna G. Newton in
Boston.
Mrs. Francis X. Pendleton and little sons,
William and Basil, left Monday for visit in
Boston.
Mrs. Greeley and daughter of Freedom were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs George Bragdon
in Thorndike
Miss Blanche NJ, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
M. S. Hill, left Saturday to visit in Waterville
and Vassalboro
Charles Bessey of Knox visited his daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Nathan Berry and Mrs. 0. j. Far
well, Jr., of Thorndike, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Foster and son, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Foster and daughter of Unity
visited relatives in Knox last week.
Mrs. Anna Colson- Rich of Bangor was re-
ported last week as recovering from a severe
attack of bronchitis and heart trouble
Mrs. G. E. McIntire, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. Montgomery in Camden, has
returned to her home in Frenchboro, Me.
Miss Lucy Grindle has returned to her home
in Prospect, after having been the guest of
Miss Evelyn Pierce in Bucksport for few
days.
Miss Alice Cowan and George Cowan spent
several days last week with Mr. and Mrs
George Allen in Burnham.-Pittsfeld Adver-
tiser.
The Drexels, who are on cruise around the
world, arrived at Accra, W. c. A., March 18th,
Their next point is Gibraltar
Mrs. F. E. Jones has left Weeks Mills for
Eudora, Kansas, to join her husband, who is
settled there as pastor of the Friends church.
Their many friends regret to lose them.
The annual meeting of the Maine Associa-
tion of local fire insurance agents was held in
Portland March 9th. W. +. Tarbox of Frye
burg was elected a member of the executive
committee.
VIM. Rolfe and A. E. Carpenter Of Brooks
field were delegates to the semi-annual meet
ing of the State Board of Trade in Waterville
last week.
j. Nolan Kane, graduate of the Bangor
High school in the class of 1906, and later
student at the University of Maine, now of
Harvard university, is spending the vacation
at his home in Frankfort
Wilbur Abbott and Miss Clara Kelsey, both
of Knox, were married at the Methodist par
sonage in this city March 16th the pastor, Rev
Montford S. Hills, officiating and using the
single ring service. The couple was unattend-
ed
Charles H. Coombs underwent an operation
at the private hospital of DR.. E. D. Tapley on
High street last week and is on the road to re-
covery. Mr.. Coombs has been in very bad
health for a number of years from an internal
trouble.
The firm of Simpson & Staples have bought
the harness shop at the Brook from Mr.. Charles
E. Shorey, who has returned to his former posi-
ton as superintendent at the harness shop at
the State prison. Mr.. Simpson will take charge
of the new stand while Mr.. Staples continues
to manage the old store.--Rockland Opinion.
Mr.. Roscoe Staples of this firm is brother
of the late Henry Staples of this city.
Commencement parts, awarded on the basis
n
High school. In every instance the honor
went to girl The winners Of the parts and
their rank, are as follows: Dorothy Bird, vale
dictory, 96.74; Helen Dalzell, sautatory 9646;
Emily Webb, first essay, 1920; Helen Cooper,
second essay, 95.s5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. Wyman arrived
Tuesday evening from Canton, Mass, where
they have been employed for nearly three
years in the Massachusetts Hospital School,
both holding responsible positions They will
leave next week for Ponkapog. Mass, where
Mr.. Wyman has position foreman on the
Mrs. Willis Shepherd place. They will go to
housekeeping there Immediately.
Edward P. Walker is to manage the Acadian
House at Castne this season and Will leave for
there about the first of May. Ex-senator Will
liam Walker who had charge of this popular
summer resort for several years past, viii de-
vote his attention wholly to his drug busi ess.
Mine Host Ned will undoubtedly continue the
affairs of the Acadian in manner that is emf
nently satisfactory to its increasing patronage,
-Rockland Courier Gazette,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Montgomery enter tanned
informally at dinner Friday evening at their
residence, 10 Broadway. to announce the en-
gagement of their eldest daughter, Irene to-
Haraden S. Pearl of this city. Covers were
laid for a. Seated at the table were Mr. and
Mrs. Percy K. Todd, MIR. and Mrs. {. 5. Pearl,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Whittemore, Miss Emma
C. Pearl, Miss Marjorie Day of Newar,;, N. j.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Montgomery,
Miss Edith Montgomery Mr.. Pearl and Donald
Montgomery.-Bango Commercical.
Capt. George A. Pollister, just retired in
spector of hulls at this port, recently made the
remark, half-facetiously, that he had no friends.
This was proved to the contrary Monday even
ing at the meeting of Casco Harbor, Masters,
Mates, and Pilots association. AT the regular
meeting of that organization, Capt. Pollister
was summoned to appear, and when he pre-
sented himself he was given solid gold watch
and chain and charm, the gift of his friends of
the harbor. A delightful smoker followed the
meeting Portland Press.
The neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Parsons of Thorndike gave them sur
prise party recently. When they called MIR.
Parsons about to retire, but was persuaded
to sit nm while IonCar and tbcta