The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-09-21

WINTERPORT. The annual church rally
and roll-call vas held at the Methodist
church Saturday and Sunday with the fol-
lowing order of exercises: Saturday at 3 P
NJ, sermon by Rev j. W Day Presiding e.
der at I P. NJ, sermon by Rev. S. H. Beale
of Camden, followed by Quarterly Confer
ence. Sunday, at A. NJ, Old Folks hour
and love feast 10 A, NJ. sermon by Rev. J
W. Day; . P. NJ, Memorial service for de
ceased members; 3 P, NJ, roll.call; / P NJ,
Junior League 40 P IL, sermon by Rev.
Joseph Beae of New Haven, Conn. The
| meetings were well attended and full of in
| terest. :. Eftie Littleteld entertained the
ladies of the W. c. 7. L. at her home Thurs
day afternoon and evening, Sept 18th, on
| behalf of the defeated side in the recent
membership contest. A large number were
present and had most enjoyable time She
also gave social to the members of the "Y'
Saturday afternoon and evening, which was
greatly enjoy ed by the young ladies'. Miss
Freese, President of the Bangor "Y,' was
present and remained over Sunday as the
guest of Miss Littletield. Winterport was
| well represented at the Waldo County
| Teachers Convention in Searsport Friday :
every teacher in town, with one exception.
and several high school scholars, attending
80. Mrs. E. D. Johnston and her friend Mrs.
Treat have returned from Isesboro, when
| they spent most of the summer. Capt. A E.
Fernald went to Boston last week to see his
son, Lieut.. Roy L. Fernald, previous to his
departure for the Philippines. j. W. Bla is
dell and family have returned to their home
in Brooklyn, n. Mrs. G. w. Fernald
has gone back to Boston for short time, but
will return. Beulah Rankin has gone to
Brooklyn, n. Y, where she will take lessons
in Oil painting. She has marked talent in
that direction. ..... Percy and Albert Camp
bell arrived from Boston on Thursdays
boat for short visit $50. George Blake has
sold his buildings to Isaac Rankin and
bought the Cronn house on Church street.
Melvin Simpson, W fe and little daughter
Marion of New York are visiting relatives
in town.. Rev. G. L. Banghart of Old Town
made brief visit in town last week, RETURN
ing Wednesday, accompanied by his wife
and infant daughter, who have been Visiting
Mrs. Banghart's mother for several weeks.
Capt. Geo. Dudley returned last Thursday
from Boothbay Harbor, where ne has been
spending the summer with his son. He is
much improved in health. Mr.. Pusher and
wife of Maiden, Mass, were the guests of
Howard Grant and wife last week =. Fred
Coombs and wife of Vinalhaven were the
guests of F. G. Young and wife last week.
Benz. Burton and wife and Mrs, Olive Sim
nous of Rockland, Geo. Fuller, wife and
daughter Airline of Springfield, Mass, visit
ed q. Fl. Dunton and his daughters, Mrs.
VIM. Mason and Mrs. G. E. Littlefeld, last
week -. DR.. A. R. Fellows was summoned
by telegraph to Bristol, N. H., Monday night
on account OF the serious illness of his father
and mother. 49,. Lizzie Grant is visiting
friends in Oakdele, Mass. .... Mrs. E. NJ.
Littlefeld has so far recovered from her re-
cent illness as to be able to go out. :. Mrs
Ellery Bowden is not quite so well as last
| week.