The Republican journal., 1911-03-16
PERSONAL.


Miss Hattie Moody of Searsport is visiting il
Patten.
M. J. Dow, Esq. of Brooks was in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Mary H. Hilton is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. P. Thompson in Bangor.
Gov. Plaisted has nominated Charles M
Howes of Liberty as justice of the peace.
Mrs. Eleanor Barker of Rockland is visiting
Mr. Leroy Latham and family on Court street
Messrs. Charles F. and Sherman G, Swift
left Monday noon on a vacation trip to Cali
fornia
Mrs. b. F. Wells left last Saturday for Bos-
ton and New York to buy spring and summer
millinery.
Miss Marian NJ Heal returned last SATURDAY.
from visit with Dr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Web.
ber in Hartland.
Miss Clara R. Stew ard left last Thursday for
Portland to visit Mrs. Garry Brooks and Mrs
William N. Todd.
= Mrs. W. c. Vose leaves by boat today. Thurs
day, for a two weeks visit with her daughter
in Lunenburg, Massachusetts.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest S. Webber arrived last
Saturday from Hartland to remain over Sun
day; DR.. Weber coming home to vote
Mrs. E. E. Burgess came from Bangor re-
Gently to visit relatives in Belfast. Mr.. Bur
CESS attended the auto show in Boston,
Mr.. Charles A. Townsend returned last
Thursday from Mt. Desert, where he had been
engaged in Photographic work for four weeks.
Miss Evelyn P. Morrison, teacher of drawing
in the public schools, will leave next Friday
for Boston to spend the two weeks vacation.
Rev. Arthur Blair of Caribou, who occupied
the Universalist pulpit last Sunday, was the
guest while here of Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Hazel.
tine.
On account of the illness of the pastor, Rev.
A. l. Davis, the pulpit of the Congregational
church in Sanford was occupied by Rev. E. S.
Philbrook last Sunday morning
Miss Louisa H. Ferguson left Miami, Fla,
last Monday on her way North. She will visit
several Of the large cities en- route and attend
the New York millinery openings.
Assistant Postmaster NJ. C. Hill went home
from the post office sick last Saturday night
and has since been confined to his bed. He had
for some time been suffering with the pre-
vaiing grip cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon B. Gilchrest are at the
home of Mrs. Gilchrests parents, Hon. and
cd will
remain while Mrs. Dunton is visiting her other
daughters in the West.
Mrs George A. Leavitt returned last Satur-
day from two weeks visit in Augusta and
Waterville. She was accompanied by her son
Raphne', who has been attending the CONNER
cial college in Watervlle.
Miss Amy E. Stoddard and Miss Edith Strout
will join the Deering school excursion to
April The party will be in Washington at the
extra session of Congress.
Miss Abbie 0. Stoddard, who has been teach
ing in Woodward Institute, Quincy, Mass, has
been elected to the Science Department in the
Newton, Mass, High school and will begin her
duties there at the April term.
At the fraternity meet at Brown University
George Frohock of Camden won the 4O-yard
dash, getting a gold medal. The Phi Delta
Theta relay team, of which Frohock is men,
Der, won the relay race and made the best time
ever recorded there.
Mrs. H. C. Pitcher, who is going to Massa-
chu tn vic taI h,- in =,
Crawford house until May to Rev. A. G.
Roberts, who will move there from the A. l
Brown house opposite. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
are soon to come home from Augusta.
Captain and Mrs Luzon A. Wood of Orland
with their nine children, left Bangor Marcel
Sth for Medford, Ore, where they will reside
in the future. Capt Wood is one of Maines
best known shipmasters and has had many i'm
portant commands, the last being sch. John ]
Hanson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Pierce are occupying the
Mrs. E. j. Morrison house, corner of Court ant
Pearl streets, and will remain there until the
middle of April. Mrs. Morrison and daughters
Evelyn and Cora, are spending the winter
with Mrs. Morisons mother, Mrs. Spencer II
Mathews, Cedar street.
Hon. Joab w. Palmer of Bangor celebrated
his Goth birthday March 10th by keeping oper
house. He had more than 100 callers and re
ceived many congratulatory kilograms and let
ters from friends from all over the country
Mr.. Palmer is in excellent health and expects
he says, to reach the century mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Perkins, who spent th
winter in Boston and Portland, arrived hom
last Monday. On the way they visited thei
daughter, Miss Eva, who is teaching in Oh
Town and is very pleasantly situated. MI
Perkins expects to open his store in North
port this week, for which he has bought ney
stock of goods.
Misses Margaret A. Dunton and Maud E
Mathews will leave this, Thursday, morning t.
attend the Woman's Missionary Jubilee, to b.
held in Portland March 10th and 17th Thi
celebration has been going on for SOM
months, beginning on the Pacific coast las
October. 1t is the greatest woman's move
ment ever undertaken in the United States.
| John Curtis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C
Curtis of Camden, is winning honors at Bow
don College. He has received a provisona
commencement appointment for excellence il