The Republican journal., 1917-04-19
PERSONAL.

John Sanborn went to Portland Monday to
consult an eye specialist.
Mrs. H. P. Barker of Center Montville is the
guest of Mrs. Edward Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B, Williamson of Aueusta
were in Belfast last Monday.
Clifford Tinker has returned from visit
with relatives in Chester. N. H,
Miss lnez L. Barker. R. NJ, of Islesboro was
In Belfast last Monday, calling on friends.
Capt. Millard Dow arrived in Bucksport April
18th from Mobile for visit with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Salisbury are spend
ng few weeks at Nicolin Lake. near Ellis
WORTH
Miss Alva Toward. who is employed ia Au-
gusta, was an over Sunday visitor to her home
in Waterville.
Mrs. John C. Pisbury returned last FRIDAY
night from visit of several weeks in Boston.
Medford and vicinity.
Mrs. V. L. Hall has gone to Boston to spend
a week with her sister in-law. Mrs. Grace
Mears Thompson of Brooklino.
Mrs. Charles A. Pilsbury left this Thurs.
day, morning for Halifax, NJ S., to visit her
sister, Miss Sutherland, for few days
Mrs. Frank B. Knowlton and Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Davis of this city, who spent the
winter in Florida, left st. Augustine Aptil 9th
for home.
Mrs. Susan Seward and daughter Isa re-
turned April 18th to their home in Pittsfeld
after two weeks visit with Mr., and Mrs, Fred
A. Seward
Oscar B. Wilkins left Monday to visit Mrs.
wilkins. who has been in Stamford Conn. for
several weeks for medical treatment. She ia
rapidly gaining.
MRS. U. W. Ryder and son Kenneth, accom-.
panied by Miss Hazel Hall of Brooks, spent the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. W. H. Durbar,
of Park street.
MRS. John Montgomery returned to Bucks.
port last Saturday after few days in Belfast
where she was called on business in settling
the Houston estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Strout and little
granddaughter, Mildred I. L. Demmons, have
returned from Lawrence. Mass where thew
spent the winter with their daughters,
William K Morrison of 1926 Pleasant avenue
announces the engagement of his daughter.
Ruth Pendleton. to Ernest Grosskopf of this
city. The wedding will take place June 4th,
minneapolis, Minn., Sunday Journal
John J. Wardwell has bought the Nelson B.
COBB homestead on Fulton street and plans to
occupy 1t as soon as Mr.. Cobb moves to his
new home on Main street. which will prohablv
De sometime June p-Rocklapd
Mrs. Camilla A. Haztine arrived by last
Saturday nights train from Springfield, Mass.
where she spent the winter and was accom-
panied by her son. Mr.. Reginald Razeltine,
who returned to Springfield Mondar,
The honor list for the winter term at Phillips
Andover. which closed March Both, was an
nounced April 18th, and among the New Eng
landers who received honors in more than one
subject, was T. P. Blodgett, II, of Bucksport.
Frank Ham of Augusta has been appointed
warden of the Maine State prison, to succeed
Elmer H. Waterhouse. Mr.. Ham is chairman
of the Republican State committee and was
warden of the state prison under Governor
Haines.
Capt. Albert E. Andrews, who recently went
to Belfast to represent the Chaplin Farm
Agency, has returned to Pennington and will
remain here until Company K Second Maine
Intantry, is called into service. Capt Andrews
expects that his company will receive the call
before long. substitute is caring for his
agency in Belfast during his absence. The
Pennington Journal
The marriage of Miss Martha Won E Renter.
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnold
nf a Al, l..
the late William II. Glover of Rockland, whose
engagement to John Gilpin Hepburn, Harvard
l6. was announced early in January, will take
place about the middle of June
Er'ph E. Bailey, son OF station Agent Pa. <
Nj. Bailey of Ciis pv.i.,, Las enlisted IA N
U7iaad States Army a.4 nls gone TO Fl It's.
bu 9, N, Y, Tor training, Young Bailey has
for the past year held responsible position in
the Park National BANK, New York CITY and
for some time has been training in spare hours
at Governors Island He is % years Of aye.
commencement honor parts at Maine Cen
tr5I Institute Pittsfeld, have been bestowed
upon six exceptionally bright students the
hono,s being equally divided among the boys
and girls sections. Agnes Hartman of Sandy
PORT, the sslutatorian, has been taking the
preparatory classical course She is a member
Of the Y. W, C. A. Cabinet and of the Sorosis
snciety.
A note from the Frederick party at Jay tona,
Fla April 18th says that they are erj j,ying
the sunny Us of Florida and have not had
one bad day during their stay They will
spend about two weeks in St. Augustine be-
for. starting homeward. william A. and Miss
Lou!a Mason were in Daytona for short
visit and were to leave in few days fer Sa-
vann ah on their way north,
A. the department convention of the Massa.
chusetts Ladies of the Grand Army of the Re-
public held in Boston last week, two national
fife RS were present, Mrs. Virginia Mcclure
OF Peoria. ILL.,, and Mary Eleanor I4rbsx.
National Inspector, CT Fryeburg The large
convention unanimously endorsed Mrs. Taroox
as their candidate for National presiieIt a the
National convention that meets in Boston in
August.
Frank B. Condou, who has been errpayed
the past winter in community Y N {. A
work in Rock Hill, South Carolina, was a recent
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Harry l., kilgur+, He
went to Smithfeld April 18th. He recently add
ed to his property, Birch Point Camp Oh North