The Republican journal., 1912-02-15
PERSONAL.

n. l.. Fltchef OF CARIBOU was registered at
the Windsor Hotel. Bangor, Feb. 7th,
Miss Alice Aborn left last Saturday to spend
two weeks vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Milton B. Hills of Northport left on the
noon train Tuesday for Presque Isle on bust.
ness.
Rev. and Mrs Albert E. Luce of Dexter
were guests of Rev. and Mrs Montford S.
Hill last Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice W. Forsath of Everett, Mass,
arrived yesterday and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert P Chase.
Miss Leila Howard entered the employ of
of the City National bank on Monday, where
she will act check clerk.
Mrs. J. c. Nichols of Searsport sailed from
New York Feb. sth on the White Star steam
ship Arabic for extended tour abroad
Mrs George A. Leavitt left last Monday for
Putnam, Conn, called there by the death of
her brother-in-l law, Mr. Charles M. Ellis.
John Vogel of Castine was at his cottage at
Alamoosook lake last week with a party of
friends for few days outing and fishing.
F. A Cushman of Montvie came to the city
Monday morning. He reported the temper
ature at his home that morning as ID below
Mrs. Arthur Ritche returned Yesterday
from Plymouth, Mass, where she was the
guest for several days of her sister. Mrs. E. b.
Rowell.
Miss Abbe Doak of Belfast, who has Deen
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Haskell. return
ed TO her home Feb. Hh.-Rockland Courier
Gazette.
Rev. Father Dennis McCabe and his niece.
Miss Rose McGovern, will return today. Thurs
day, from few days visit in Boston and
vicinity.
Philip H. Pike, brakeman on the Belfast
branch of the NJ. C. R. R., was called to Lynn,
Mass last Friday by the sudden death of his
mother.
Ralph D. Southworth, Belfast, Lewis E.
White, Winterport, and Frank L. Blanchard.
Stockton Springs served on the grand jury of
the U. S. Court in Portland last week.
Miss Louise ]. Read will leave today, Thurs
day, for visits in Boston and vicinity. She
Will be the guest of Mrs. Ernest Taylor of
Medtord, who was formerly Miss June Howes
of Belfast.
Prof. Chapman tells the Oxford County Cit.
lzen that he has decided to decline the offer to
go to California and will remain in the east
and continue, with his other work, the Maine
m usic festivals
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Fogg, DR.. and Mrs. W.
L. West. L. T. Shales, Charles F. Swift, B. o.
Norton, l. L. Perry, ]. "A. McKeen and S. A.
Parker attended the food and auto shows in
Bangor last week.
Miss Louise knowlton returned Feb. 7th
from a most delightful visit to California.
She came by the way of the Southern Pacific.
stopping several days in New Orleans, and
also visited in Boston en- route.
Richard F. Crocker and Roland E. Stevens,
both former B. H. S. basket ball players. are
playing back and center, respectively, on the
Sophomore team at the University of Maine,
in an inter-class series of games
Messrs. Arthur W. and Norman A. Read of
Portland spent several days the past week
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Read. Arthur came to accept his sisters in
vitation to the leap year cotillion party.
J. Hatch of Kennedy street. was operated on
Tuesday, at the Augusta General hospit Il for
appendicitis. The operation is believed to have
been entirely successful and the patient was
resting comfortably at last reports. New Age.
Mr.. Hiram P Farrow returned last Thu s.
day from Lewiston, where he attended the an
nual session of the Maine Society of Civi
Engineers. The principal subject for discus
sion was good roads. They were banqueted
and al SO photographed.
Mrs. Arthur l. Brown, who has been in Corey
Hill Hospital, Brookline, Mass, for severa
weeks, under the care of DR.. Maurice Richard
son, left there last Monday and was accom-
panied by MIR. Brown to Augusta, to spend
several days before returning to Belfast.
Herbert Foster left yesterday for Portland
after brief visit with his aunt, Mrs. VIM. H.
Quimby. Mr.. Foster had been in Bangor ex-
hibiting the Haynes auto and White auto
truck for the Eastern Sales Company. He has
charge of the Portland office of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Pendle ton, who had
been the guests of Mrs. Pendleton's parents,
M r. and Mrs. Joseph Fogg of Or and, for few
days, left Bucksport on the Boston boat last
Thursday afternoon for Lynn, where Mr.. PEN
dleton has accepted a position with an electric
company.
Doris, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Willis Hazeltine, who has been ill for the past
week with pneumonia, has nearly recovered
and is now considered out of danger Mrs.
Hazeltne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Small
of Dexter, have returned home after visit
here.
Fred A. johnson underwent successful
operation for floating cartilage of the knee
last Monday morning at the Corey Hill Hos
pital Brookline, Mass. DR.. Maurice Richard
son performed the operation and the patients
father, DR.. S. W. johnson, was present. DR..
johnson returned home Tuesday.
VIM. H. Quirnby retur ned Wednesday from a
business trip to Boston. He was accompanied
by Mrs. George A. Quimby, who was recently
called to West Yarmouth, Mass, by the death
of her uncle, Simeon Lewis, and by Miss Kath-
crime c. Quimby, who had been visiting friends
in Boston for the past six weeks
| F. A. Nickerson, of Portland, Maine agent
for the Pierce Arrow car, VINO has been spend
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