The Republican journal., 1911-11-16
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. M. Smart is visiting Mrs. Frank P.
Ever in Bangor.
Frank B. Knowlton returned yesterday from
visit in Boston.
Irving T. Dinsmore went to Rockland last
Monday on business.
Mrs. Arletta Raleigh is visiting her brother
John Howes, in Washington.
G. A. Leavitt spent last Sunday in Augusta
with his son, VIM. F. Leavitt.
Miss Gertrude Raleigh went to Lynn, Mass,
Wednesday to visit her brother Arthur.
Miss Winifred Sanborn returned last Mon
day from visit with her sister Essie in Bath
Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens returned from Port
land last Thursday after an absence of nearly
month.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith of Bangor is in Au.
burn. called there by the critical illness of his
mother.
Miss Jennie Levenseller of Waldo Station is
spending week with Mrs John Waterman on
Congress street.
Mrs. C. S. Weber and Mrs E. F. Littlefeld
went to Hartland Tuesday to visit DR.. and
Mrs. E. S. Webber
John Sanborn left by train yesterday morn
ing for visits in Portland, Nahant, Boston, New
York and New Hampshire.
Rev. ]. w. Vaughan left last Tuesday morn
ing for Wells, Maine where he will enter the
Sanatarium for treatment. He was accompa-
MED by DR.. G. G. Kilgore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman. MI. and
Mrs. Raymond r: Sherman and Miss Elizabeth
A. KELLEY went to Bangor Saturday in the
Sherman auto to attend the Universalst fair
DR.. Harry L. Kilgore went to Portland last
Tuesday morning to attend the session of the
State Of Maine Medical Examination Board.
He has already registered in the Vermont
Board.
Miss Ivy .Babbdge, telephone operator at
Dark Harbor, who has been spending vaca-
tion with friends in Athens, Me-, was in Bel
fast Monday and returned to Dark Harbor that
afternoon.
Miss Geneva Heal has accepted the position
of manager of the new Western Union Office
az Siu 4oWLy mdlHe, WHICH Will De opened
about November 9th in the office of the New
England Telephone Co. as combination office
Mrs. Miles S. Jelison has returned from
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mosman in Lisbon
Falls. Mr.. Raymond Mosman, who has been
seriously ill with blood poisoning, is able to be
about his room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Rigby of Rumford
have started on two months trip to Califor.
MIA and before their departure were presented
with silver loving cup and other gifts from
friends in the social and musical circles of
Rumford, where they are both very popular,
The department president of the Maine La
dies, of the G. A. R., Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox
OF tryeburg, is making official visits to the
circles IN Waterville, Madison, Augusta and
Auburn this week Mrs Tarbox reports the
order in a most fourishing condition. many
new members having been added since June
Portland Press.
Arthur Ritchie returned last Tuesday even
ing from trip to Waterville and Portland in
regard to the Moie Robinson damage suit.
He spent Sunday with Mrs. Ritchie, who is
visiting her mother in Lewiston. Mrs. Ritchie
will return home this. Thursday, evening,
Frank W. Gowen, the temperance worker
left Waterville Monday for Los Angeles, Calf
He was accompanied by his father Mr. George
A. Gowen. who goes to spend the winter with
his son, E. L. Gowen of Los Angeles Mr.
Gowen also accompanied by MIR. and Mrs.
Howard NJ. McFarlane of Augusta Mr. Gowen
has fine business opening in Los Angeles
Kennebec Journal.
1t was not Sir Joseph Porter K C. B, but
young Josef Portion from Russia, who arrived
in Belfast last week from Lowell, Mass, and
Immediately resumed his business of selling
papers etc. He is welcome little visitor to
his old customers, and we prophesy that while
he may not, like Sir Joseph Porter X. c. B.,
become Captain in the Queens Navy" young
Josef will some day become a prosperous
American citizen.