The Republican journal., 1896-02-13
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Northport News.

Miss Annie Shaw is visiting friends in
Rockland this week
Mr.. John Smiths illness was so severe
last Sunday that DR.. Williams of Islesboro
was called to attend him.
There will be a variety wedding and pic
mic supper at J. j. Shaws Pioneer House,
Temple Heights, Feb 2Sth. All are cordial
ly invited,
Mr.. S. S. Chapman and Mrs. r. I. Her
rick returned the first of the week from
visit to their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
ElwelI, at Rockland
Mr.. Emery Brown having secured per
manent situation in RockIand, has decided
to sell his property here. So any day we ex-
pect to hear that his fine residence at the
South end has been sold and the town lost
highly respected resident. His residence,
known as the Roadside cottage, is delightful
ly situated land in excellent repair No place
in town offers such splendid opportunity to
anyone who wishes to keep boarders, or to
secure quiet place for a summer home for
his family.
Last week the many friends Of Miss Hat
tie r, Woods of Dorchester, Mass, We're
grieved to learn of her death of consumption
Feb LIST at the early age of "A years. Miss
Woods for a few seasons past has visited
here for the benefit of her health, which
seemed to improve during her stay, but it
appears that the benefit was only temper
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looked for change came and the patient
sufferer closed her earthly existence for
far more glorious one in a world where
pain, sickness and distress are never known.
Born with a frail constitution, she was ever
active in the discharge of every duty to God
and to humanity. What endeared her so to
the people here was her activity in church
affairs and her zeal in impressing upon the
minds of the young better understand
ing of the need of taking greater interest in
the spiritual side of life. To her untrng
efforts the people are indebted for the
organization of the Y. 2. S. c. E., which now
has become permanent as well as q grow
ing society Its weekly meetings are large
ly attended and much interest is manifested
by the young people. Gentle, kind and af-
fectionate Miss Woods at once won the love
and esteem Of the people, and long will her
memory remain sweet and fragrant in the
hearts of many friends who knew her as a
lady of pure Christian character ana noble
attainments. Though her familiar form and
smiling countenance be seen no more, she
has left behind her an influence that will
long be felt.
OF all the dances here this winter, and
there have been many, none probably, have
proved so enjoyable and 80 exclusive as the
one given last Friday evening at Elwell's
hall, under the auspices of the Six Asso-
ciates, who rendered invitations to a certain
number of their friends to a hop aud social
time. just enough We're present to make
dancing delightful. Mr.. Joseph Heal, his
son, and Mr.. Howard Elwel furnished the
music. Dancing began about 8 o'clock, with
nearly all on the floor. We noticed among
those present Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Hayes,
Mrs. Jeanette Harmon, Miss Blanche
Carter and Mr.. Andy Knowlton of Belfast;
Mr.. and Mrs, W. E. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Drinkwater, Miss Martha Pendeton,
Miss Abbie Batchelder, Miss Annie Shaw,
Miss Flosse Drinkwater and Miss Carrie
Smith, Mr.. Wyman Faxon, Mr.. Raymond
Smith, Mr.. S. S. Chapman, Mr.. VIM Smith,
Mr.. w. Chapman, Mr.. Byron Elwell, Mr..
Forrest Pendleton, Mr. Frank Smith and
Mr.. Charles Beach. There was not dull
moment, those not dancing finding hearty
enjoyment in social talks and happy greet
ings. All was life and merriment. The af-
fable floor director, Mr.. Wyman Faxon, was
at his best, and every guest received his
courteous attention, and every lady was
sure to be supplied with a partner. The
Associates all did everything in their power
to make the evening most delightful one,
and how well they succeeded was amply eX-
pressed by the many congratulations ex-
tended to them by their guests At IL o'clock
refreshments We're served, and after few
more steps were taken the company depart
ed, feeling greatly indebted to the Six AS
sociates for the splendid manner they had
been entertained and the good time enjoyed
through their kindness.
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