The Republican journal., 1916-01-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. James C. Durham and son. i ToIford
were in Waterville Saturday.
Miss Melvina V. Parker returned last Satur-
day from visit with relatives in Boston.
Miss Louise Nj Clements went to Portland
Monday to resume her studies at the Wavn-
flete school.
Mrs. Sallie d. Hanshue returned to Boston
last Saturday after spending week with Bel
fast relatives.
Miss Grace A. Lord returned last Saturday
from few days visit in Newport with Mrs.
airline S. Cooper.
Milton Stephenson returned Monday to
Colby College and Miss Geneva Stephenson
to Coburn Classical Institute.
Miss Kathleen Morris, who has employment
at Bar Harbor, spent the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j, Morris.
William NJ. Randall, after spending two
weeks vacation in this city, returned last
Monday to his duties on the road
Miss Marjorie j. Carleton and Wilbur f.
Blodgett are assisting in the City National
Bank during the January rush of work
Frank Ihorne, formerly baggage master at
Belfast for the Maine Central is now connected
with the new Hotel Reekland at Rockland
E. A. Weed of Dover went to y,interport
Friday to pass Christmas with MS family, who
had been guests u relatives 1Aese l"- sew. Il
weeks.
Mrs. Caro- A. Merrill was guest at The
Waysde last Friday night She was On her
way from Dark Harbor to her home in Wal
than, Mass.
Miss Jes, ie Hosmer and Miss Alice kuow-
ton OF Camden, Who had been guests OF Misses
Julia and Bertha Casou in Gardiner, returned
home last Saturday.
NJ ISIS Mabei WaIlin, recent graduate Of the
Newton, Mass, hospital, left Monday to take
private IN Newton, after visit with
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Bartlett Nadln,
East Northporr.
Orrin j. Dickey will leave early next week
to inspect the Cantons of Houlton and Fort
Fairfield, He will also visit Caribou to ad-
dress the High school on the trip to v ashing-
ton, D. c, next spring under his direction.
Miss Mauoe Gammans, who is to spend the
winter in California, writes from Eedlauds
under date of Dec. 9th: Spent Christmas at
San Bernardino, had strawberries for dinner,
We will be at Hollywood Tor an indefinite
stay
Mrs Charles B. Ames of Groton, Mass, ar
rived last Thursday TO visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George &. Wells. Mrs. Grace Wells
Howes and Mrs. June Howes Taylor were
expected to arrive from Boston last night for
a visit at the Wells nome
Capt. j, 0. Hayes. who recently arrived at
New York from Jamaica in command of the
schooner Pendieton Sisters, is at his home in
this city while waiting to be called to Colon to
attend the trial in which the owners of the
vessel. the Pendleton Bros. will seek to re-
cover for the loss of the schooner Blanche G.
Pendleton. of which Capt. Hayes was in COM
mand when she grounded while in tow of a
government boat and became total loss.
The ranks of Portland newspaperdom are to
lose another bright young writer in the person
of Miss Helen l. G. Havenor of the Portland
Daily Press, who Is going to the Springfield
News, lately purchased by the Springfield Re-
publican. Miss Havenor has been five years
with the Press and during that time wrote
many clever special articles for that paper
She has found time to do society reporting and
occasional publicity work besides Miss Have
nor graduated from Deering High School in
1908 and later took the training school course,
going to the Press in 1910. With her mother
she is moving to SPIRIT gtield next week. and
her first work there will be in connection with
publicity for the Good Homes Exposition, which
Is being managed by Frederick NJ Prescott
for the Springfield News.-Portland Evening,
Express
In honor of the eighty-sixth birthday Of Capt.
Thomas j. Woodward. the directors of the
New Orleans Board Of Trade adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were sent to him:
Whereas, On the sixteenth day of this
month of December, nineteen hundred and fif-
teen, Capt. Thomas J, Woodw ard, the four
teenth president Of the New Orleans Board of
Trade, will have passed the eighty fifth mile
stone on the pathway of life And.
"Whereas, AS officer OF this board and as
citizen. giving for years, with a spirit of
honest devotion to the common veal, his best
efforts In all matters contributing to the well
fare of our city, it is, in the evening of his life
pleasing to look back upon the years that are
past, and to know that he has had not only
useful and honored career as seaman and
naval officer, but by his example and upright
dealings with his fellow citizens in commercial
and official life, set high standard of citizen
ship; therefore, be it.
Resolved, That the board of directors and
membership of the New Orleans Board of
Trade extend to Capt. Woodward their hearty
congratulations IN this anniversary. with the
assurance of their high teem and regard"
The committee which drew the resolutions
waf composed of f, F. Kob- chairman; T,
F. Cunningham, Hugh McCy,,,.. M. j. San
ders, William P. = IS. w.. lght, Presi-
dent J. D. Hard' s H. S. Herring
also signed tb> >,
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