The Republican journal., 1901-06-27

Masters Eddie Dyer and LOxley Fuller OF
Montville spent June 10th with Albert
Mariner. .Alonzo Elmes is at home from
Worcester, Mass. 49, Mrs. Frank Written
and.daughter Alva of Union spent June 18th
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Packard. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Bryant of Belmont were at
f. P. Mahoney's June 18th. q. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Simmons and little daughter of
Worcester, Mass, are spending a few
days with his sister, Mrs. G. Everett
Donnell
WINTERPoRT. The funeral services of
Mr.. James Lord were held at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Augusta Snow, Wednes-
day afternoon, June 18th, Rev. j. w. Hatch
officiating. Mr.. Lord was one of the oldest
citizens in town, having reached the advanc-
ed age of 90 years. He was an excellent
man, lived christian life, and was respect
ed and beloved by all who knew him. He
leaves two sons, three daughters and sever
al grandchildren to mourn their loss The
daughters were all present, and MIR. Frank
Lord came from Providence to attend his
fathers funeral. Mr.. James Wyatt Lord
of Colorado, who was expected, did not ar
rive. Mrs. Louise Davis came from Bel
fast to attend the funeral. "A large num-
Der of our citizens greeted the new steamer
City of Rockland on her arrival June 10Th,
and gave her rousing reception. The build
ings on the wharf were deliberately decorated
with flags and bunting, and a salute was
fired by Willey'S cannon on High Head.
The Winterport Band gave some fine
music, to which the Belfast Band on board
responded, and were heartily cheered by the
crowd. The people were cordially received
and entertained on board and all had pleuty
OF time to view the fine boat. 80. Mrs.
l. J. Durham has arrived from Bos-
ton for visit of few weeks to her aunt,
Mrs. E. B. Lord. DIR. A. r. Fellows and
wife went to Belfast Saturday for a brief
visit. Miss Ada d. Littlefeld arrived
from Montclair, n. j., on Sundays boat to
spend her holinays at hOme... :. A delegation
of nine ladies from the w. CT. U. attended
week. They went by buck board, leaving
home early Friday morning and returning
Saturday afternoon. 1t was UNANIMOUSLY
voted one of the most enjoyable occasions
of the year Miss Lizzie Gregg Atwood
of IslesborO is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atwood
STOCKTON SPRINGS. A company of our
ladies enjoyed a blackboard ride to Sears
port June 18th, for view of the new steam
er City of Rockland, on her first appearance
D.. II
serious accident last week, receiving cut
in the foot from a broadaxe while at his
work in Bucksport. Several large blood
vessels and one cord were severed, and six
stitches were necessary to close the wound.
He was brought home the day following
the injury, and at the present writing is
suffering considerable pain. Miss Leona
Partridge returned last week from Castine,
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Lena Wes-
colt, who will remain for two weeks visit.
....Capt Albert Colcord, wife and daugh-
ter Evelyn, arrived home June 18th for the
summer. Steamer Winnefred, which was
quarantined in Fl. Point Cove. left last
Thursday for Boston, where the smallpox
patient on board was placed in the Marine
hospital. Although very sick, the report
that he died on the way to Boston has been
contradicted. A four-masted schooner is
now quarantined in the Cove, with one
light case of smallpox aboard -. Cards
were received last Thursday announcing
the marriage of Miss Albert r. Crosby and
Miss NJ. Estelle Bennett, both of this town.
The ceremony took place at the home of the
bride June 10Th, Rev. I. ?. Williams of
Searsport officiating and the Young couple
began housekeeping Immediately, in their
own home, formerly the James Showers
place, in Sandy Point. Their numerous
friends extend congratulations and good
wishes. THE schools in the village closed
Friday. Miss Paul of Belfast, who taught
the Grammar school, returned to her home,
Saturday. Mrs. Olivia Ryder and daugh-
ter Lillian OF Bangor are guests of her
brother. Willard Berry. Charles Booker.
who has been visiting his uncle, j. G. Lam
bert, the last week, left town Saturday
80. Capt. Horace Griffin returned Saturday
from Bangor. 80. Mr.. Hartly Overlook, wife
and child of SOmerville, Mass, came Sun
day for visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Overlook. ...M Mrs. Charles Frye
and two sons arrived Sunday from Scituate,
Mass. Mrs. Frye returned Monday, and
the sons will remain through the summer
with their aunt, Mrs. Fannie Bridges, on
Pleasant Point. :. Mr. Rich of Auburn. a
travelling optician, was in town last week
and has employed Howard Colson of this
place to accompany him on his trips. j..
Arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Smith last Saturday night, little guest-a
son. Rev. A. A. Smith of Belfast, gave a
most excellent sermon in our church last
Sunday to very good congregation. Our
pulpit will be filled regularly for the COM
ing three months, at p. M, standard time
go. Miss Mabel Simmons left Tuesday for
Boston, to join her sister, Miss Lillian, for
a trip to Buffalo to attend the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition. Miss Mary Hichborn re-
turned Tuesday from weeks visit with
Mrs. W. A. Scripps at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Albert Pierce, ST., in Frank
fort. Mr.. Herbert Hopkins returned Tues
day from Camden, where he spent the past
week with his wife, who is visiting his rela
tives in that place, after being several weeks
in Bethel, Maine, under the care of the