The Republican journal., 1915-06-17
PERSONAL.

Mrs. George W. Frisbee visited her sister
Mrs. Sarah Boynton, in Freedom the past
week.
Harry d. Upton of Colby College arrived
saturday to visit at the home Of Capt J. O.
Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Frost are spendinp q
~eek IN their old homes. Palmyra and Pitts.
field.
MISS Alice Condor is the guest of her broth
ers, Frank and Arthur Condor, at Birch Point
Camps, Smithfeld.
Mrs. James H. Howes went to Csmne,lo
Mass, Monday to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Richard P. Whitman.
MISS J. A. Wiegin is spending the week
WIN MRS. Frederick W. Brown at her summer
home on Cottage street,
enaries OConnell. who only recently re-.
covered from grip cold, is again confined to
MS nome on Park street by illness.
walter Clements and bride of Belfast visit
ed his uncle. F. D. Woodman, in Winterport
Sunday. making the trip in their auto.
Mrs. Jesse Peabody and son. DIR. Erlina pe,-
BODY OF Ihomaston. were guests over SUNDAY
OF City Marshal and Mrs. George w. Frisbee.
Mrs. Walter B. Kelley of St. Anthony Park.
Mimi, and little daughter, Katherine. are
guests of the Hon. and Mrs. William r Swan
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Stephenson went to
Waterville. Tuesday, to attend commencement
at Coburn. Their son Milton is one of the
graduates.
Richard E. Shaw has returned from New
York to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter c. Shaw. He will leave next Saturday
for Panama
Miss Frances Pol has returned to her home
from New York for time and is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Bernhard Pol at the
Bangor House.
Francis H. Clergue and his sister. Miss Ger.
trude Clergue of Montreal, formerly of Ban
gor, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Pol at
the Bangor House.
Dr. CLAIR Brown, DIR. Nora Brown, DR.. Kid
der and Mrs. Mason of Watervile were guests
over Sunday of DR.. Edith Kidder retufhing
home Sunday evening.
MIR. II. L. Woodcock will sail today from
Nassau, N. P, on the S. D. Mexico for New
York, having had his most successful season
since coming to Nassau, and later will come to
Maine for the summer.
Miss Rosamond Woods of Troy took the
part of Queen Elizabeth in the pageant,
Progress of Woman" presented at Pittsfield
June 18th by about one hundred students of the
M. c. 1. 1t was brilliant success.
DR.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Stevens arrived
home last Friday from Poland Springs, where
DIR. Stevens attended the meetings of the
Maine Medical Association Mrs. Stevens had
been absent two weeks, visiting relatives in
Portland.
Rev. Arthur E. Wilson, Mrs. George o. Bailey,
Mrs. George F. Ryan and Miss Lillian V. RYAN
went to Bangor by boat Tuesday morning to
attend the sessions of the Unitarian Confer
ence. Several auto parties were planned to
attend the Wednesday evening session.
Mrs. Amos Clement, who is spending the
season at Seaside Inn, Seal Harbor, was in
Belfast for several days last week. She went
to orono Saturday to join her daughter, Miss
Louise.a student of the Waynflete school, Port
land, who was the guest of her brother, DR..
James d. Clement.
Miss Ethoa W. Frost, teacher of music in
Acadia Seminary, Wofvile, N. S., has been
visiting in Worcester and Norton, Mass. and
with Miss Myrtle E. Frost, student at
Wheaton College, will arrive tomorrow, Fri
day, to spend the summer with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. George Dodworth of New
York arrived last Friday in their touring car
and are at their cottage on the North Shore
for the season. Their daughter and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Tartoui, will come later,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dawes of New York are not
coming this season and their cottage is to let
DR.. and Mrs. Adelbert Millett, DR.. and Mrs,
Eugene L. Stevens, DR.. and Mrs, Harry 1,
Kilgore of this city, DIR. and Mrs. s. L. Fair
child of Searsport and DR.. and Mrs E. A, Por.
ter of Fairfield attended the annual NEE ting
of the Maine Medical association at Poland
Spring last week, ard were entertained bv
the Rickers at the Poland Spring House.
William H. Folwell and family of Philadel-
phia, Pa, are expected to arrive here about
June goth and will go to Isola Bella for the
summer season. Frederick Hoisington and
family of Rye, New York, will arrive about the
Both to occupy their cottage on the adjoining
island above, which is Hog island on the chart,
while 1sola Bella beautiful island) is Seal is
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson 1.-THE latter for
merly Miss Edith G. Folwell) arrived last Sat-
urday from Atlanta. Georgia, and were met at
the steamer landing by the launch Orion,
which took them to their summer home at
Saturday Cove. formerly the Joseph Heal
place.
In addition to the degrees before mentioned
as conferred at the University of Maine last
week were the following: Olive Erdine Coombs
North Islesboro and Gladys Treat, Winter.
port. B. A.. Loren Prescott Stuart, Thorndike
Technology. Among the members of the Senior
class who won general honors were Raw Har.
rison Lildgren, Belfast, Raymond Henry
Fogler, West Rockport and Ethel Mae Grey
Penobscot. Ansel A. Packard of Belfast won
the Kings oratorica contest. The contest
consisted of the writing and delivering Of
original essays of from 1,5OO to 1900 words
The winner is awarded prize of $25. Mr.
Packard's selection was CIVILIZATIONS Debt te
tho EnuiDacr which ba 1oI;,,roJ -