The Republican journal., 1915-06-24

OF Science. during MS course ne nae oeeh
high scholarship man, especially in economics
in which he took the Joseph D. Weeks prize last
year for the excellence of his essay on the new
Federal Reserve Act. He has also been inter-
ested in modern languages and has been
member of La Socete Franchise, and the
Deutscher Verein. This year he has been
treasurer of the Wesleyan Social Study Club,
the aim of which is to bring to wesleyan
speakers on important questions of the day
MIR. Smart is member of the Alpha Chi Rho
Fraternity.
C. Hamilton of Boston called on friends
in town Monday,
R. M. Young has returned from visit with
friends in Belfast
Miss Harriet c. Closson went to Boston
last week to visit relatives.
Miss Dorothy Coburn of Woburn. Mass, is
guest of Miss Marian Showers.
Mrs. L. A. Colcord of New Yo-k has arrived
and will spend the summer in town
Miss Catherine M Kane returned THURSDAY
from visit with friends in Boston and vicin-
ity.
Capt A, N Blanchard and family arrived
Thursday from Brooklyn, N. Y. for the sum-
ner.
Ralph S, Meyers returned Friday from
visit with relatives in Watham and Maiden,
Mass.
George E. Carr, Waterman at the "A. A. u.
triTl n
land.
Mrs Charlotte B, Ford and daughter, DIR.
Amelia C. Ford, arrived Monday from Mill
waukee, Wis.
Miss Joanna C. Cocord of New York, VINO
has been visiting in town, returned to Ne"
York last week.
III, Montgomery of Bucksport is spending
his vacation with his family at their Pleasant
Point bungalow.
Fred c. Edwards of Roxbury. Mass, was in
town last week to attend the funeral OF MS
aunt, Mrs. Ellen A. Small.
Steamer Meteor arrived Monday from New
mort News with 1900 tons of coal to the r. Y.
wv. Co. at Mack's Point.
Mrs. Clara B. Eyre and family have arrived
from Orange, N. j., and opened their cottage
on Union street for the summer.
Dr. s. S. Porter arrived last week from
Marietta O., and has opened his cottage at
Navy Cove for the summer.
Capt. Charles M. Nichols of the steamer
Georgian of the American Hawaiian line, ar
rived Sunday from New York.
Stephen Benson and son, Harry Benson,
were at their cottage at Pleasant Point Sun
day. returning to Bangor Monday.
Charles S. Shute, who has been at the Wal
do County hospital in Belfast, returned nome
Friday much improved in heath.
P. Walker and daughter. Miss Alice Walk
er.of Bangor, are at the W. NJ. Parse house on
Steamboat avenue for the summer.
Mrs. Clara McGilvery Griffin OF California
has been visiting her cousins, Mrs. A. b. Mich
ols.and Mrs, ]. c. Showers for a few days.
Patrick McDonough arrived last week from
Boston and is in the employ OF Eugene L.
Savage at his cottage on the western shore.
Mrs, B. M, Packard, daughters Mary and
Dorothy and son Royal of Sebec Lake, are WIS.,
iting Mrs. Marlboro Packard. East Main street.
Anchor Chapter, O. E. S., will held their last
meeting for the season June 2Sth. There Will
he an entertainment and coffee for the mem
bers.
Main street and Steamboat avenue were
prsyeled the past week The gravel was taken
from the sand dunes of George B. Deano at
Pleasant Cove.
Mrs. P. P. Nichols and daughter, Miss Lillias
P. Nichols of Northampton, Mass, arrived
Tuesday and are guests of Mrs l.. l.. Nichols
on Water street.
Cant, f, W, Treat returned last week from
the Waldo County hospital at Belfast, where
he had been for medical treatment and is very
much improved.
F, H. Mosman and daughter, Miss Claribel
Mosman, of North Reading, Mass, arrived
Saturday and are at their cottage at Mosman
Park for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs, John C. Showers and daughter,
Miss Miriam Showers. who spent the winter in
Florida. arrived Saturday and are at their
home on Main Street.
Capt. and Mrs. Sydney J. Treat and son
sydney, of Maiden, Mass, who have been visit
ing Capt, and Mrs. F. W. Treat on Water
street, returned home Monday.
Miss Ethel Nj. Nichols who has been teach
ing in Ashburnham, Mass, returned Friday
and will spend her vacation with her parents,
Cant. and Mrs. Charles M. Nichols, Water
street.
Mrs B. C. Richardson and son John arrived
Sunday from Dorchester, Mass. Mrs. Rich
ardson was called here by the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. John Sullivan, on West
Main street.
Capt, Newton B. Jordan, who died in San
Francisco recently, had many friends among
the deepwater shipmasters Of Searsport and
had visited several of his friends here back in
the lively days of the California grain trade,
He was native of Thomaston and 60 years of
age.
meeting of the village cemetery associa-
ton will be held at the Office of Harry E.
Bangs, Esq, Friday evening, June 25th, at
o'clock. full attendance of all those inter-
ested in the welfare of the association is re-
quested.
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