The Republican journal., 1915-09-09

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Thomas W. Lothrop, chemist for the Coe-
Mortimer Company at its Belfast plant, return
ed last week from ten days trip to New Y ork
and with Mrs. Lothrop is spending this week
at the Lothrop farm in Searsmont.
When the new Pierce school in Ward One is
opened this fall there will be one pupil enrolled
who is blood relation of the late Mrs. Lena
PIERCE Frederick, the donor. This is Robert,
the young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. John
son.
William H. Hall gave a stag dinner last
Friday night at his home in Congress street,
entertaining James H. Howes. Ralph H. Howes
and his guest Frederick T. Chapman of Frank
lin, Mass, DR.. William C. Libbey S. M R.
Locke, T. Frank Parker. and E. R. Estabrooks
of Bangor. A sx-course lobster dinner was
served at one round table. The place cards
were hand-painted and each had written
fun when read aloud.
At family dinner party Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Dyer, Belmont ave-
nue., in honor of their guest, Mrs. Mary Berry
of Prov idence four generations were present
Mr.. B. B. Toothaker, Mrs. Dyer, Raymond
B. and little Miss Susan Dyer. Guests outside
of the family were Mrs. Mary Berry of Provi-
dence, R. l., Mrs. Carrie Newcomb and Miss
Eva Tibbetts. A table spread in the
orchard with 1S covers and a roast chicken
HInpn With md 9th
things was enjoyed.
THD WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL. Mrs SamI
Cohen of Belfast was admitted Sept 18th as a
medical patient and returned home the 7th
in an auto and motor cycle accident, is COM
Portable. Mrs H M Fernald of Pittsfeld
was operated on Tuesday and is doing nicely
So. Clarence Hall of Brooks entered Tuesday
as a medical patient. VIM Belgier of Ban
gor, Colby student, fractured a bone in his
right ankle while playing ball in Belfast Sept
End and was in the hospital for one day. re-
turning home Sept 3rd
TEACHERS CONVENTION. The three-days'
session of the Waldo County Teachers Asso-
citation opened in the High school room at 10
a. m. Wednesday, Supt. W. B. Woodbury. of
Belfast presiding There were about 80 pres
ent at the opening session. The afternoon
session met at o'clock, and in the evening a
social meeting was held. Sessions will be held
today at 10 a. M, p. m. and in the evening,
and Friday. morning and afternoon sessions
| only Miss Hale of the Aroostook Normal
school at Presque Isle, Miss King of the Ma
than Clifford school in Portland, and Mr.. Now
er of the Auburn High school speak at each
session in hafhour periods. Miss Kings sub
Ject is arithmetic, Mr. Mowers music and
Miss Hale takes the more general work of the
school and teacher. After each session an op-
portunity is offered for discussion.
COLLISION OF A CAR AND MOTORCYCLE. There
was head-on collision last Sunday afternoon
on Searsport avenue opposite the old Shute
place between motorcycle and Ford car, in
which both machines were damaged, but for
tunately NO one was seriously injured. With
other members of the Bangor Motorcycle club
Clifford Hilliar was racing to Belfast, and had
turned out for large touring car, which
raised such a cloud Of dust that he did not see
Ford car Immediately following and the two
came together with terrific force. Mr.. Hilliar
was first brought to the Windsor Hotel, but
later the attending physicians fearing he might
have received internal injuries he was taken
to the Waldo county hospital Tuesday his
attending physician DR.. Henry c. Kilgore said
that his only apparent injury is from the ner-
vous shock, causing nausea. His motorcycle,
apparently complete wreck, was shipped to
Bangor by boat. The car is owned by Rice &
Miller of Bangor and was driven by their rep.
resentative Fred Webb. who was accompanied
by his wife. son and daughter. No possible
blame can be attached to Mr.. Webb as he was
driving very slowly. He said the results
might have been frightful had he been driving
fast. He ordered the car to the CITY Garage
for repairs and with his family returned home
on the boat Monday morning, The front axle.
radiator and mud guard of the car were in
jured.
AT THE WAYsIDE. Out-of-town guests req
istered at The Wayside the past week as fol-
lows: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. BIain. Port
Chester, N Y, Mrs. Robert and Masters Tom
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ter and Helen Argan of Providence. R. T..
Marian S. Ward and Frances Wood CARPENTER
of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. T. T, Jack
son of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Lawson Of Boston, Miss Wightman and Mrs.
C. E. Kennedy Of Auburndale, Mass, Mrs. G.
w, Richards, Misses Frances and Isabel Rich.
ards of Houlton, Walter E. Hess of Union.
town, Penn, Mrs. J. II. Proctor, Miss Pollv
Proctor, Mr.. T. Emerson Proctor and Miss
Rilot of Hamilton. Mass. Mabel Louise Allen
of Dorchester. Mass. Mrs. Eugene Rust Of
Newtonville, Mass, Miss Sara Miller. Siam
ford, Conn.,, Miss Conger of Pasadena, Calf.
the latter two the guests of Mrs.. J. A, Fessen-
don, Mrs. D. E. Wright of Cleveland. Ohio
Mrs. John Teagle and Mrs. Frank Teaele Of
Bluehill, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. C. THOMPSON of
New York, Mrs. S. H. Rathborn and Miss
Helen Atwater Of Washington, D. c.. Miss
Sargent. Miss Nealley. Mrs. C. R. Wing and
Mrs. A. F. Wing of Bangor. Mrs. A. C. West
ing Of New York, the latter the guest of Dr
Edith Kidder, Mrs. G. E. Evans Of Stamford
Conn.,, Miss Phyllis c. Curl of Boston Ms
E. ]. Morrison entertained a ANAL marty ~
| family friends at The Wayside Satnrdsv
| evening. Miss Carton Of Sesrsnort "a. ~
] guest OF Mrs. Carrie c. Pendleton. = ''''