The Republican journal., 1915-06-24
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lucy Mason of Bluehill is visiting Mira
Ezra l.. Talbot
Charles Massure has been granted furloush,
to Belfast from the National Home, Togus.
MIR. and Mrs. B. A. Spencer of Pitts6eld
were In Belfast several days the past week.,
Miss Nellie Taber has returned to Unity
from Quincy. Mass, to spend the summer
with her father.
Stephen Bagley has resigned his place in
Thomaston State prison and moved to his
farm in Montville.
Misses Dollie Myrick and. Helen Cushman
OF Montville are guests of Sheriff and Mrs,
Frank A. Cushman.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Merriam and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Gardner of Stockton were visitors
in Bangor last Friday.
John T. Dyer of Oxford, Me-, has been
elected principal of Kicker Classical Institute
He is Colby aiumnus.
mrs. Abel Hunt of Orange N. j.. formerly
of Bangor, is at The Homestead, High street,
Camden. for the season.
Mrs. Clarence E. McIntire of Camden wac
in the city Friday to attend the funeral Of
Miss Mary Maude Miliken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo C. Blaisdell of Bradford,
Pa, were recent guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Grant in Winterport.
]. P. Walker and Miss Alice Walker have
gone to Searsport, where they have leased a
cottage for the summer.-Bangor News.
Among the graduates from Westbrook Semi
nary last week were Clifford Bryant Johns OF
Unity. and Russell Henry Ryder of Winter
port.
Mr.. Fellows Davis and daughter, Mrs. Ralph
M. johnson, of New York city, arrived Friday
and are guests of Mrs. VIM. v. Pratt, at The
Homestead.
Miss Marjorie Shaw, who is attending Sim
mons College, Boston, has arrived to spend
the summer vacation with her parents, Mr..
Walter C. Shaw.
Rev. Ashley A. Smith of Bangor was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Wilson while in
Belfast to oficiate at the funeral of Miss Mary
Maude Miliken.
ley went to Waterville last Saturday to be the
guests over graduation of Ralph A. Bramhall
at Colby College.
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce and Mrs. Essie P. Care
returned last Saturday morning from South
Hadley, Mass, where they spent the week
with Miss Ruth Payson.
Mrs. Walter B. Kelley. son William Swan and
little daughter Katherine of St. Paul, MinnA
have arrived to spend the summer with Hon.
and Mrs. William B. Swan.
Miss Beulah Walton of Unity began her
duties as teacher in the Wards Hill school,
Troy, June 14th, and will finish the term,
which will be five weeks longer.
Mrs. D. N Mortland, Mrs. A. W. Butler,
Mrs. A. }. Shaw and Miss Emma Litchfeld are
spending the week at the Litchtield cottage,
Cooper's Beach.-Rockland Opinion.
Leslie Arey of Camden graduates from Har-
ward this June with the degree of Phi. D. He
has an excellent position in the Historical De-
partment of Northwestern University.
MIR. and Mrs. Pierre Tartoue (Alma Dod-
WORTHY of New York, arrived last Thursday
morning by boat to spend the summer at the
Dodworth cottage on the North Shore.
Mrs. Lois E. Dickey went to Augusta last
Saturday to visit her niece, Mrs. Effie Town
send, and from there will go to Biddeford to
visit her son, Edwin II. Dickey. and his bride.
Charles E. Owen returned Saturday morning
| from Boston, where he accompanied his daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite II. Owen, who will spend
several weeks in Lynn with Miss Helen Har-
rington.
Mrs. William C. Thompson. VINO had been at
her cottage at Kelleys Cove, Northport, for
about week, has gone to New York, but
plans to return about the first of July for the
remainder of the season.
Mss Linda Makanna OF Boston was in Ban
gor last week to attend the graduation exer-
cises of the High school, her sister. Miss Kath-
| crime Makanna, being member of the class
The Makanna's were formerly of Belfast.
Miss Alice Hussey, who has been in Port
land several years, has entered the nurses
training school in the New England hospital
in Melrose Mass. She is In Belfast spend
ing two-weeks' vacation with relatives.
K. C. Rankin, the well known dancing in
structor who formerly caught summer classes
| here, is master OF ceremonies aud teacher OF
dancing at bartlett Springs. one OF the chief
watering places iii California. The season
lasts until sept. 1st-kochland courier Gazette
Mrs. James Achorn of Camden and Mrs. Ar
mold Leighton of bost Ton were guests the past
week OF Mrs. Achorn's daughter, Mrs. h. A.
Jones. Mrs. Jones, accompanied by Mrs.
Louise b. Brooks, took them to Camden in the
Jones' touring Car.
Miss Sarah C. Collins arrived home Sunday
morning from Boston and will speno the sum-
mer with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Michael
Collins. Miss Collins has position stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper with karp I'll boyls-
ton street, Boston.
Among the members of the class of 1914
who attended commencement at the Maine
Central Institute, Pittsfield, last week were
Miss Kate Dow, Searsport, Miss Clara Lin
scott and Miss Ellen Cunningham, Troy, and
Herbert Ellis. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Blackington celebrated
| tn eir tnIrlletn Wedding anniversary sunday,
June 13In. Their ltIIie granusou, Edward,
was guest of honor. This couple Claims the
record il town Tor the youngest couple that
mas been married so years, the oiuer of the
two being only 49.-Camden Herald.
Wyman S. Davis OF Barnston, 2. O. is the