The Republican journal., 1912-02-08
PERSONAL.

Miss Marian Hazeltine is substituting in the
Brick school, East Belfast
B. F. Wells. Jr, of Auburn, is suffering from
broken arm sustained in a fall,-Lewiston
Sun. WI
] Miss Ann M. Kitredge will sail from New
York February 10th for Porto Rico on vaca-
tion trip.
| Mrs. Auban Wiley, of Belfast, has been the
guest OF her brother, Mr.. ]. T. Gardner.-Rock-
land Opinion.
Ralph u. Southworth left last Monday for
Portland to serve on the jury in the United
States court
MRS. A. B. Aborn of Knox, who took the
otate teachers examination in Belfast recent
ly' has received the "life certificate"
George Carter of Montville underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis at Dr
Iapley's Hospital last Friday afternon.
Ray Lndgren, U. of NJ, came from Orono to
attend the High school dramatics last FRIDAY
evening and spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lndgren, Franklin
street.
W. A. Weber from Morrill, is member of
the Pine Tree State society in St. Louis. Mo
IL was started by L. l.. Leonard formerly of
Oakland, and is reported to be in aourisbine
condition.
hon. A. l. Brown went to Augusta Mondav
and later will go to Brookline, Mass. to ac-
company home Mrs. Brown. who is gaining
rapidly from surgical treatment at the Corev
Hill Hospital
DR.. and Mrs. S. L. Fairchild were guests last
Saturday of DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Wood. Dr.
Fairchild succeeded DR.. Wood in Mt. Vernon
and recently bought the practice of DR.. C.
Hines in Searsport
Richard E., son of James F, Moves loft Lost
FRIDAY for Montana to visit relatives, and if he
likes the country will remain. He will visit
en- route in New York and Chicago and rela.
tives in Minnesota.
Mrs. George A. Quimby was called to West
Yarmouth, Mass, last week by the serious ILL.,
ness of her uncle, Mr.. Simeon Lewis Mrs
Lewis is the youngest sister of Mrs. George
S. Chase of this city.
MRS. Willis Williams of Camden has been
visiting friends in this city. She is sister of
W. w. Perry, for many years editor of the
Camden Herald. Mrs Williams returned to
Camden last Saturday.
Miss Leila M. Howard, who has been en-
ployed in the office of Leonard & Barrows. will
enter the employ of the City National Bank
next Monday and Miss Ruth Atherton will sue
ceed her at Leonard & Barrows.
Dr. s. w. johnson accompanied his son. Fred
A. Johnson, to Brookline, Mass, last Tuesday
where the latter entered the Corey Hill Hospi-
tai Tor surgical treatment of his knee which
has given him trouble for many years.
Miss Marian M. Heal has resigned her posi-
tion in the City National Bank. She will be
the guest of Mrs. Ira M. Cobe in New York
and will spend several weeks with her sister.
Mrs Edwin Worthen, in Lexington, Mass.
Governor Plaisted has named as commits.
sioners to consider revision of the law gov
erning investments for savings banks and in
stitutions for savings Robert F. Dunton, Bel
fast; Fred E. Richards, Portland, ]. H. Mont
gomery, Camden.
Mrs. Carl Lampson has returned from Nav
York, where she accompanied Mr. Lampson.
who sailed from there on the Carolina for
Porto Rico and South America, and will spend
the remainder of the winter with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waterman, Congress
street.
Mayo, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Seekins of Pittsfield, is critically i'll
with typhoid pneumonia at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo Bickmore, in
Troy, Miss Mcguire, trained nurse of Ban
gor, is assisting in caring for him.
Charles Dana Gibson and his wife, the latter
sister of the wife of young Waldorf Astor of
London, were guests last week of the Duke
and Duchess of Connaught at Government
House in Ottawa and were at the dinner given
there Saturday night by the Duke and Duchess.
Lynwood B. Thompson, Foster CT ecker, Rol-
and E. Stevens and Iinwood s. Jones came
home from the University of Maine to attend
the High school plays and dance last Friday
night. Mr.. Jones accompanied by Mr..
Harlan Eastman of Limerick. They returned
to Orono Monday morning.
Capt F. c. Arey of Camden has received an
invitation from John Borden, member of
Camden's summer colony, to join him in Cali
fornia and enjoy whaling trip on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Arey wired his acceptance and
will leave at an early date for the west. Mr..
Borden is one of Camden's wealthiest summer
residents and plans the whaling trip as
source of winter amusement Mrs. William
Borden and sons, William and John, occupy
Undercliffe during the summer season and
Capt. Arey is in command of their yachts.
Mr.. Almer H. Blackington, who for the past
five years has been doing an extensive lumber
business at East Belfast. returned to his old
home at the Meadows last Wednesday in
company with his brother, Arthur Blackington,
and sister, Mrs. Hester Ames of Union. Mr.
Blackingtons health has been very poor for
the last few years and few months ago he
was obliged to give up his work entirely. The
mill at Belfast has been leased for wear and
his interests in the new hotel at Temple
Heights have been turned over to his brother.
MIR. Arthur Blackine ton, who will complete
the plumbing and furnishing of the hotel 1t
is expected that the hotel will open this COM
ing June.-Rockland Opinion.
The family of Capt Augustus Darby of
Everett, Mass, formerly of Castine, who came
har low,