The Republican journal., 1897-07-08

really strawberry festival, a P. of 81. thar
vest feast" supper, with the apples, peanuts,
candy and lemonade of first class sociabe
thrown in. Only those who have partaken
of the boundless hospitality and good cheer
of our host and hostess and their children
can fully realize the good time enjoyed by
all. Quite a delegation from Morrill, at.
tended the Waldo County c. E. Union at
Liberty.
STOCKTON SPRINGS. Mrs. Lizzie Ingraham
of Rockland is visiting friends in town..
Mrs. Hanscom and two children of Rock
land visited Capt. and Mrs. L. NJ Partridge
the past week. Mrs. Charles S. Hichborn
and sons of Augusta are visiting the Misses
Hichborn. Mrs. James Ryder of Liver
pool, Eng, arrived the past week to visit
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. j. F. Hichborn
-. Edward Lancaster and sons, Joseph
and Percy, came down from Bangor to
spend the 4th. Capt. 81. NJ. Griffin, who
has been employed in Bangor, is at home
for several weeks. Edward Lafurley and
Elmer Thompson spent Sunday in town
with their families. go. Miss Lillian Sim
mons arrived Sunday from Newton, Mass. 80.
William Devereaux of Brooklyn, n. Y,
arrived by boat Sunday for a short visit to
his mother, Mrs. Carrie Devereaux.. Mrs.
Herbert Mixer and daughter of Bar Harbor
are visiting Mrs. Ursula Thompson at Fort
Point. Charles Sanford of New York has
arrived at Fort Point and opened his cottage.
IL. J. Morse of Bangor has opened his
cottage at Fort Point for the summer. The
Littletield cottage is occupied by Mr.. Pres
colt and Mr.. Lunt and family of Bangor.
Paul Webster of Orono and Walter Ross of
Bangor are at Fort Point for the summer.
Miss Mabel Webber of Belfast visited Mr..
and Mrs. Bon Sanborn this week . Miss
Annie Moulton is visiting her sister in Sears
port. Harry Winkworth picked up skiff
in Port Point Cove last week. The owner
can have the same by proving property.
WINTERPoRT. Mr.. Chandler r. Goodwin,
one of our we'll known citizens, passed away
Wednesday afternoon at the advanced age
of 10 years. He had been failing in health
since the death of his wife, which occurred
some three months ago, but was able to be
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danger until few days before his death.
Mr.. Goodwin was one of our best citizens
He was for many years prominent men,
Der of the Methodist church and was one of
the official board, and he will be greatly
missed by the church and society as we'll as
in his home. Mr.. Goodwin leaves an only
daughter, Mrs. F. w. Haley, a grand daugh-
ter, Miss Millie Haley, and large circle of
relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
His mind was clear and active until the last
and as he babe them all an affectionate
good bye, he seemed glad to go to rejoin the
companion he so sadly missed. This is the
third time in little more than year that
First, the only son, Charlie, then Mrs.
Haley's mother, Mrs. Goodwin, and now
her father has been called to Join the great
majority. Deep sympathy is felt for the
bereaved family. DR.. j. H. Baker was
called to Portland last week by the sudden
death of his father, who was under treat
ment at the hospital. The doctor took the
remains to his late home in Steuben for bur-
ial. Miss Lizzie E. Moody is at home from
New York for her summer vacation Mrs.
E. F. Littletield and Miss Effie returned
from Camden Saturday. Miss Mamie LIE
Favor is the guest of the Misses Rankin. ..
Miss Beulah Rankin is at home for her sum-
mer vacation. Mrs L. A. Stokell returned
from Boston Saturday, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Harriet Johnson. Mrs. Verrill
of Portland is the guest of her cousin Miss
Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chase of
Galveston, Texas, visited their relatives,
Mrs. Fellows and Miss Grant, last Friday
Mrs. Sanborn and son of Menlo, Ia.
have been visiting Mrs. Rankin, Mr.. Plum
mer and other relatives in town..
Mrs. James Freeman, Mrs D. Kendall and
Mrs j. W. Sproul, who have been on the
sick list, are improving. Mr.. Tom Nc
Donough is at home for a vacation. Mrs
Mabel Kennedy from Boston is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Atwood. -.
Mrs. Elizabeth Haskell has gone to Deer
Isle for few weeks. -. Bert Blaisdell from
Rockland is spending a few days in town..
Mr.. Frank and Miss Catherine Simonton
arrived Thursday from Middletown, where
they are attending college. Mrs. Clara
Merrill of Hudson, Mass. is visiting her
sisters in town. Children's Day was OBJ
served at the Methodist church last Sunday
The audience room was prettiy decorated
and the pastor gave an appropriate sermon
to the children in the morning, and in the
evening very fine concert was given with
the following program:
Organ VOL, M. E. Chase
Resp. Reading, supt. and School
Prayer, Rev. J. P. Simonton
Banner Song professionally School.
Opening Address, Winnie Maddocks
Acrostic, Rosebuds, Marion Bartlett, Gladys
Cole, Ruth Young, Louise Gilman, Isabel
McManus, Blanche Belches, Ruth Dyer
Evelyn Page.
Solo, The Glad Day of the Year,
Effie Curtis.
Rec, Re Woman, Louise Smith
Rec, Can You Find Her? Nora Kneeland
Glass, Consider the Lilies,
Lottie Thompson, Grace Thompson, Lena
Atwood, Frances Hanscom, Nita Hill,
Louise Gilman, Stella fainter, Jessie
Baker
Rec, Little Boy Blue, Earl Lougee
Rec, Mama's Darling. Ruth Young
Solo, The Good Old Way, Gertrude Falk
Rec, Children's Day Message, May Morrill,
Rec, Kind Words, Lizzie Baker
Solo, Youth Time of Gladness,
Ruth Jepson
Glass, Floral Chorus,
Ida Bowden, Ora Young, Helen Coffren,
Minnie George. Nora Kneeland, Ethel
Young
Rec, The Magic Key, Lewis Grant
Rec, Don't Care, Helen Coffren