The Republican journal., 1896-07-30
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning, July 60 1885,

W1NTERPoRT. Mr.. Elbridge S. Fernald
and wife Of Boston are at his old home for a
week. Mrs. T. A. Snow, Miss Augusta
Snow and Mr.. Frank Atwood of Bangor
visited friends in town last week. Miss
Etfie Alden of Hampden called on friends
here last week. Mrs. Mabelle Kennedy of
Boston is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Atwood. Miss Susie Rowell of NAL
den is visiting friends in town. Miss
Baker of Portland is the guest of Miss Cath
crime Simonton. Misses Lillian Hardy and
Mary Chase have returned from a three
weeks outing at Northport. Mrs. Win
field fainter, with her two children, is 60
ing trip to New York with her husband
....Capt. E. F. Littlefeld, wife and daugh-
ter have gone to Southwest Harbor for a
few weeks. "A fine little daughter came to
the home of Capt. Charles E. Littletield
Monday morning. Frank and Catherine
Simonton and Miss Baker went to North
port Tuesday for few days outing at the
cottage. -. Mrs. Varney, an aged lady, who
has been feeble for long time, passed away
Monday morning.
LIBERTY. Died in this village July 18th
Mrs. Sarah Place, wife of James Place aged
I'll years. Mrs. Place was one of the best
women that ever blessed community-a
woman who was always ready to make sac
ritices for others Though in humble cir
| cumstances all her life she has done more
perhaps to alleviate the sufferings of others
| than any other person in this village. [ have
| known her for the twenty-five years that [
have lived here and l know that she was
always found where she could do the most
good, if it was in her power to do so. She
was always ready to lend a helping hand
always cheerful under the most trying cir
cumstances; always sympathetic, bringing
sunshine and gladness to cheer the droop-
ing heart and tightening the burdens of all
whom she could not cheer. She lead typi-
cal life of the Gospel according to ST. James,
VIZ, Pure and undetled religion is this ;
10 visit the widow and the fatheress in their
affection and keep yourself unspotted
from the world" The funeral services were
held at the Baptist church (of which she
was member) July 9th, and though it
was busy day at the busiest time of the
year almost the entire community were
present to pay the last sad tribute of re-
spect to one who had endeared herself to all
by her noble self-sacriticing life. She
leaves husband and four daughters to
mourn their loss, all of whom were at her
bedside at her death. -. Mrs. Wiggin of
Meredith, n. H., sister of Captain R.
w. Black. Z. S. Pension Agent at Aug
usta, is visiting at NJ S. Ayers. 49, DR..
Sunday. R. B. Upham of Howard, R. L.,
who has been spending a few weeks with
friends here, returned to his home Tuesday
.Danvas Cram of Newport, owner of the
steamer Hervey, was in town Saturday look
ing after the repairs of the boat. She had
broken her propeller. =. Mrs. John S. Aver
is quite sick with rheumatism in her ankle
Her doctor thinks she will not be able to
walk for four weeks. St. Georges Ma
sonic chapter worked three degrees Satur-
day, and will have a special meeting Satur-
day, Aug. l, to confer the r. A. degree 80
Miss Blanche Moody and Mile Norton
have recovered from their injuries, being
thrown from a carriage. IS. 7. Young and
family went to Unity Sunday to stay few
weeks. ...J John Chadwick and family are at
the Sanford House for a few weeks vaca-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner Berry were
in town Saturday and Sunday. frankie
Aver and Leta Young have been making a
visit at Palermo, returning last week from
Mrs, L. A, Bowler's and Mrs. Samuel Mar
den S.. Mr.. and Mrs Frank KDlerhr of
Rockland visited friends in town last week