The Republican journal., 1888-07-05

WINtLEloKr. Mr. Fred Parker dice. very sud
denly on Monday. He al work on Central
wharf handling lumber. About noon Mr. John
Murch walking the wharf ana found him
lying upon his back apparently dead. He mnc-
dately called assistance and summoned a piysi-
elan. \ faint luttcring of the pulse wa percent
IDLE at first but very ceased. The probable
cause of his death was heart disease and perhaps
a partial snnstroke. He was seaman between %
and 40 Years Of age ard unmarried lie leaves an
aged mother who WAS dependent On him for sup
port. Capt {. L. Littlelield left ON Monday fn
New York where he viii embark for England and
from thence to Hong Kong, then to san Francisco
The e.. 5 G. held their last meeting prey ious
to their summer vacation on Thursday evening
last and were pleasantly entertained at the home
| of Col. Hubbard. Mrs. Margaret Atwood re
turned from Boston where She has been spending
some months ON Tuesday of last week . Mr..
Peter Gushing formerly ofths place visited friends
| in town last week Mr. Enoch Gran, and family
OF IT. Scott Neb. arrived in town on Saturday :
boat. They viii spend the summer with his broth
en- George Grant. Mr.. Frank Morrill, and family
arrived from Burlington, VT on sat. He has
bought place near Moody's Mills and will settle
| there Mrs. Edith Page with her little ones is
visiting her sisters the Misses Morrcll. :. Mrs A.
| NJ. Clement returned from Augusta where she has
been for some months Friday last. We are
| sorry to learn that she is not much improved in
health. Mr.. II. T. Sanborn and tamil ylavc returned
to their summer home. Mrs. Ellis left for Gar
| diner on Tuesday Mr.. James Bolan is very sick
| ...... Mrs. John Phbrook who has been to New
York with her husband, arrived OH Friday e. Mrs
Carrie Tyler left on Thursday for the pleasant
summer resort mt New Castle, \. H., where she
will remain ut ''1he Wentworth" during the sea
| son. ....A large cake of ice which had kept over
| from last spring was found in c. a. Hayes well,
June i7th. Childrens Day was very plea santl,
| observed at the NJ. f. church on Sunday last The
church beautifully decorated and in the morn.
ing the pastor preached an appropriate sermon to
| n large audience. III the evening the house was
closely packc, with people to listen to the fine con
cert given by The children. The programme was
rs follows: Organ Vol, NJ +. Chase; Anthem
Choir; Prayer, Pastor; Gloria Patri; Resp. Read
ing Song, Chldrcn's Day has Come Again; Wei
come Address, Sadie Thompson; Exercise, Little
Folks Meeting by 30 little ones: Song, Childrcns
Day; Rec, Living In Memory, Lizzie Moody; Rec
Chidrens Day is Best, by little girls Singing
must not play on Sunday, Charlie Baldwin; Rec
What would the little roses do, Hattie Moody
Rec, Watch Yonr Words, Lou Atwood; Singing
Louise Snow; Rec, Watch the Little Feet, Made
| Atwood; Song, Glass girls; Rec, Boys wanted
Jimmie Fellows; Song, Little Twigs, Wallace
Files, Dick fainter Joshe Treat, Charlie Bald
| Claire Moody: Rec, Angels Ladder, Lizzie Grant
Song, Lead Me; Rec, BE n Woman, Lizzie Rich
Solo, Lizzie Treat; Exercise, Christian Education
| . boys and girls; Solo, Horensc Rankin; Exer
else, Forming The Glass, IL girls; Song, Wei
Crown the King, girls; Female Quartcttc; Coll
Address, Blanche Shaw; Closing, Pastor.