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MACE, Frances Parker Laughton, poet, born in Orono, Maine, 15 January, 1836. Her maiden name was Laughton. She was graduated at the high-school of Bangor in 1852, and in 1855 married Benjamin H. Mace, a lawyer of that city. In 1885 she removed to San Jose, California One of her poems, "Only Waiting," suggested by the reply of an old man who was asked what he was doing, first published in the Waterville, Maine, "Mail," in 1854, became very popular. She has published "Legends, Lyrics, and Sonnets" (Boston, 1883), and poems entitled " Under Pine and Palm" (1887), besides contributions to magazines, which include "Israfil," "Easter Morning," and " The Kingdom of the Child."
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