The Republican journal., 1913-03-27
PERSONAL.

fENSONAL.
Alphonso T. Richie is in Portland this week
visiting friends
Miss Hazel Barnard is spending the Easter
vacation with her mother in Lewiston.
George L. Bowman returned Tuesday even
ing from two weeks trip to Massachusetts,
Ralph O'Connell of Bangor recently made a
brief visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles
O'Conneli.
Miss Edna Bedel. teacher of the 7th grade.
went to Auburn last Saturday to pass the
Easter recess.
Misses Annie V. and Caroline W. Field will
leave to-day, THURSDAY, for weeks visit in
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Edgar M. Hall was called to Farming
ton Tuesday by the illness of her father, Mr..
C. H. Getchel
? Mrs. E. E. Ads ms of Woodsford was the
guest for several days recently of her sister,
Mrs Annie W. Weeman.
Mrs. Annie Rollins OF Portland has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Iva Gordon, and is
now visiting in Islesboro.
Mrs. ]. W. Vaughan of Citypoint went to
Wells Depot last Saturday for few days
visit with Mr.. Vaughan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Proctor and little
daughter Annie are spending the Easter vaca-
ton with relatives in Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs Hor, ce Chenery arrived in
New York on Sunday from San Juan, Porto
Rico. where they spen the past month in tour
ing the island
Stephen C. Clement of Belfast was on the
freshman team III the annual freshman-sop
more debate ot the University of Maine last
Tuesday evening
Foster Crocker, IA. of Belfast, has been
elected editor in-chief OF the Practical Hus-
bandry of Maine, the publication of the agri-
cultural students at the University of Maine.
Mrs Sarah Freeman, who spent the winter
in Rockland with her son, Charles E. Bicknell,
arrived home Wednesday accompanied by her
granddaue liter, Miss Esley Bieknell, who re-
manned for short visit.
Mrs. Charles F. Shaw, who was injured at
Miami, Florida, when riding on motor cycle
is able to sit up and there is every reason to
believe that she will fully recover. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw will start north as soon as she is able
to travel
Miss here c. Marks entered the employ OF
Hiram Z. Farrow, Waldo County Register Of
Deeds, Wednesday, to take the place of Mrs.
Adella W. Packard, who has very desirable
position in Bangor and will so to that city
next Monday.
Dr.Harry L. kigore son of the late Henry l.
Kilgore and nephew of Dr. g. c. Kilgore, who
recently graduated from the University of Yer
mont and later took post graduate work at
McGil University, will locate about the first OF
April in Thorndke, to succeed DR.. F, W.
Morse, who expects to leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Pillsbury will leave
next Monday for five weeks trip that will in
clude visits in Quebec Montreal and other
cities in eastern Canada, the Saskatchewan
country and Vancouver, B. c. The trip is taken
for Mr.. Pillsburys health. and his many
friends hope that it may prove both beneficial
and enjoyable.
Mrs. George Fish of Manifold, Mass, Miss
Maria Flint OF East Mansfield, Mass, Mrs,
Zilpha Buttertield of East Vassaboro, Mr., and
Mrs. n. s. Flint of Providence, Mrs Louisa
Hall Of Winthrop ana Miss Katherine E. Pills
bury of Boston were in Belfast Wednesday tc
attend the funeral of n. E. Keen.
Miss Evelyn p. Morrison is in Brautree. Mass.
visiting Mr and Mrs. George Hale Lowe, Jr.,
the latter formerly Miss Ruth Sexton, a class
mate of Miss Morrison at the Boston Art
School Miss Morrison will visit other friends
before returning home at the end of the Eas
ter recess to resum the teaching of drawing il
! the Belfast schools
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Billings.
( Little Deer Isle, was the scene OF merry
time Tuesday afternoon, March 11th, when
their children and grandchildren gathered tC
celebrate Mrs. Billings list birthday Tie
first on the program tacking bee, after
which refreshments were served There were
FIVE sons and wives and 2l grandchildren Ne
the gathering. One son and three daughters
and their families were absent.