The Republican journal., 1915-07-01
PERSONAL.

MISS Dertha Chute OF Webster, Mass, is the
guest of Mayor and Mrs. Charles R, Coombs.
Miss Leta Croker of Lewiston was the
guest the past week of her brother. w Fl
Snow.
Mrs. Herbert Black and daughter Abbie ot
oearsport are guests of their cousin, Mrs. VIII
Snow.
Roland E. Stevens, principal of the Franklin
nlgn school, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Stevens.
Mrs. Julia Rose returned to her bome in
lsiesooro Friday from visit with her sister.
Mrs. Clara E. Cottrell.
Mrs. Fred Jordan and little son Carroll of
LISBON are guests Of Mrs. Fred Smyth Mr..
Jordan will come later.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Sleeper of Beloit.
WIS., arrived Sunday to spend the summer at
their cottage at the Battery,
Mrs. Abby McLain of Washington n G. or
rived last Saturday to spend the season at her
cottage on Northport avenue.
Misses Addie and Jennie Snow have return.
eo TO their home in Lewiston after a visit with
tneir brother, William H. Snow,
oenJ +. Wood of this city, formerly of
amden, was in Camden over St. Johns Dav
TO take part in the Camden Commandery's fes-
tivities.
Mrs A. E. Wilson, who underwent an opera.
ton on her knee four weeks apo in Roston
hospital, has returned home and is able to oct
about little.
hon. Asher e. Kinds, member of Congress-
from the First Maine District has arrived
home and will pass the summer in Portland
and vicinity.
Messrs. Curtain, Read, Pendleton, McLeI-
ian and Brfgnolia of the local base ball team
nave taken rooms in the j. L. Sleeper home
on Church street.
g. MISS Edythe Atkins, " no went to California
last winter intending to remain for two years
now plans to return home the first of August
She Is at present in LIS Angeles.
f, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Shea arrived FRI
day and are at their cottsge, Ferndale, at the
North Shore, Northport. Mrs. Edward A,
Wadswortn, Mrs Shea's sister, is their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Mayo OF Medford.
Mass, were guests over Sunday of their niece.
Mrs. Luther A. Hammoas. They were on
their way home from a months auto trin
east
Ansel Packard, first lieutenant of one of the
U. of Nj. companies, which won a prize in the
recent exhibition Grill during commencement
week, went to Augusta last week to take part
IN the State militia encampment.
Mrs. Frank A. Elms and little son Edward
OF Belmont arrived last Thursday to visit
MISS ldella d. Knowlton. Mr. and Mrs EImse
recently came from Worcester Mass to tbeir
belmont home, where they will reside for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Snow of Seal Harbor
autoed to Belfast last week to visit his broth
er, VIM. ii. Snow. On their return home thew
were accompanied by their sister. Miss Ella
Snow of Lewiston, who will spend the sum-
mer in Seal Harbor."
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pearson of Brooklipe.
Mass, with their sons Robert and George,
will arrive today, Thursday. Mir. and Mrs.
Pearson will remain over July 4th with their
uncle, Chas. H. Field, and the boys will go to
Camp Quantabacook with DR.. 0, S Vickerv
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Shaw, daughters
Florence and Marjorie, will leave today, Thurs.
day, in their auto for Emwood, Mass. to visit
relatives. Mr.. Shaw will remain two weeks
and Mrs. Shaw and daughters a month. Miss
Marjorie graduated from Simmons College in
the class of 1915.
DR.. Theodore E. Hardy of Waterville and
Hugh D. Mcclellan, Esq., of Boston, members
OF Colby '95, which class celebrated it's 10th
anniversary last week, molored to Bangor
from Waterville Wednesday afternoon, June
23d, and left Thursday morning for Sunkhaze
TO try the fishing for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie C. Follett of Allston,
Mass. will arrive early in July for two
weeks stay In Belfast and at Little River,
They will spend one week at the Lord cottage,
guests of Juoge Maurice w. Lord. Mrs. Fol-
let's mother, Mrs. Eli Cook, who spent the
winter with them in Aston, has been in Bel
fast for some time.
Mrs. M. C. Hill and Miss Marjorie Shaw re-
( turned June. 24th from Lewiston, where they
attended the Bates commencement, the guests
of Paul Smith, who was graduated with hon
ors. Young Smith is the son OF M1 and Mrs
Edgar l.. Smith of this city and is brilliant
young man. His mother, who attended the
commencement. is now visiting daughter in
Saco. MIR. Smith will enter Harvard Dental
college in the fall.
Ralph A. Bramhall, son of Mrs. Alice
Coombs Rramhall of this city, who graduated
last week from Colby College with the de-
gree of Bachelor of Science, has accepted the
position of sub-master and principal OF the
science depar tment of the Fairfield, Lawrence
High school. After teaching while he plans
to take post graduate course at Harvard
College. He will assist his brother Frank in
Bramhall's market during the summer.
An Ellsworth girl. Doris F. Halman, mas es-
tablished a new record for Radcliffe, in which
she has just con peted her junior year, by
writing in blank verse the answers to three
hours examination in the history of education.
She not only answered correctly every ques-
tion on the paper, but put the answers into
perfect verse within the time allotted for the
test. She wrote more than 800 lines without
an error.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Todd of Portland