The Republican journal., 1902-07-17
HALLDALE.

church here last Sunday morning. Leon
L. Perry arrived home from Auburn last
week. Mrs. Lucinda Eastman is quite
sick e. 1T is expected Fred M. Poland will
occupy the pulpit here nextSunday morning.
....Miss Adell Raynes returned from her
visit in Pittsfeld last week.
WINTERPORT.
Mrs. C. L. Banghart of Lubec, with her
little daughter Ruth, is visiting her mother,
Mrs C. n, Chase. Miss Carrie Wildes of
Monroe is spending few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. C. A. McKenney... Mr.. Percy
Rich has returned from visit to Eastport
....Dr. A. r. Fellows and wife took a trip
to Eastport, Calais, and other places in that
vicinity last week. Sunday he received the
news of the sudden death of his sister in
Bristol, \. H., and accompanied by Mrs.
Fellows, left for that place on Mondays
boat .. Mrs. Barker is the guest of Mrs.
c. R. Hill Richard Tainter, who has
been home on furlough, has returned to
his ship. 80. The Lend Hand Club made
an excursion to Bangor on steamer Tre-
mont last Friday. About thirty were in
the party They had nice dinner served
on the boat and it was unanimously decid-
ed to be one of the pleasantest trips they
had enjoyed for a great while. -. Mrs. c. L.
Banghart sang a fine solo at the NJ. f.
church Sunday morning, which was greatly
enjoyed by her many friends present
UNITY.
Miss Rosie Walker, who underwent
g.,
Bangor hospital several weeks ago, returned
last week very much improved in health.
Mrs. +. d. Chase expects her sister, Mrs
Mae Blair, and her niece, Miss Sibyl Berry.
from Newtonville, Mass arrived this week
for visit of several weeks. %. Mrs. Reuben
Rhodes from Troy was in town last week
on her way to Bangor hospital, where she
Will spend several weeks for treatment of a
very bad throat trouble DR.. Cook accom-
panied her. This town celebrated the
Fourth of July quite extensively. The
play, "Ten Nights in Bar Room was
given at odd Fellows hall in the evening.
which helped to entertain the people who
came from many miles around. The day
opened with the firing of cannons and guns
and the ringing of bells. The procession
was not long, but the costumes were we'll
gotten up and were much appreciated by
the large number of spectators. The potato
race was won by Fred Harold Whitehouse.
the sack race by Harvey Wiley, the saddle
race by VIII Moulton, Jr., the foot race BY
Fred Harold Whitehouse, the bicycle race
by Harvey Wiley and the tub race by S.
Connor. These sports afforded much
amusement to the crowd. In the afternoon
h. Is. tookSon, Esq. of Bangor delivered
| an address, and there was very interest
ing ball game between the home team and
Brooks, which resulted in favor of the lat
| ter. The fireworks in the evening were
! considered the best ever seen in this sec
ton. Frank Marshall from Rockl land
made flying visit in town this week
| For various reasons the chldren's day
concert did not occur until July 9Th. A
| large audience was present at the church in
the morning and after the services followed
the christening Of Mrs Linne Fullers little
son, Fred Maine, who is the only grand
child of Dr. and Mrs. W. G.. Fuller. The
| concert III the evening was largely attended
| he program consisted of music recita-
tlons, exercises, etc. The decorations of
the church We're quite attractive and showed
considerable hard work. James Pillsbury
narrowly escaped IA serious accident recent
| ly. He was breaking a colt and the animal
became unmanageable and began to kick.
entirely demoliShing the fender to his wag-
ON, breaking both thills and doing other
damage. Fortunately Mr.. Pillsbury, who
, is an expert horseman, escaped injury.
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and daughter o
| Portland are the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Albert Colcord. Mr., and Mrs. Herbert L.
| Hopkins and son George returned early last
week from visit with relatives in Camden
Alrs. Jennie Devereaux and daughters,
Misses Carrie, Alberta and Jennie, arrived
from Brooklyn, \. y, last week, and have
opened their house in town for the summer
| .Mrs. Dillon and daughter, Miss Bertha,
| and friend, Miss Copithorn of Somervile,
| Mass, a1e with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Over
lock-. Capt. Charles P. Staples and wife
| from New York surprised their friends by
appearing among lUeIil ldSU 1nurSuaS. he
| Capt.'S visit was brief, as he was obliged to
leave Monday to rejon his steamer for her
| regular trip into the Gulf. Mrs. S. will re-
main several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
| Clifford Fletcher. Miss Carrie Libbev, a
recent graduate of Bates College and for a
year past instructor in modern languages
in said college, arrived Thursday to visit
her cousins, DR.. and Mrs. g. A. Stevens.
She left Thursday for Portland, where she
will receive instruction in Spanish. that
language having been recently added to the
college curriculum. Capt. Melvin Colcord
and wife left last week for Boston to wit
ness the launching of the mammoth seven
masted schooner, Thomas w. Lawson at
Quincy, Mass, on Thursday. They re-
turned by Saturdays boat a Capt. Ralph
Morse also visited the ''Hub,'' in order to
accept an invitation to attend the launching
of that giant craft He spent Friday with
his daughter, Mrs. Jennie Bragg, in West
| Br0okield, Mass, arriving home SATURDAY..
MIR. Albert Ames has purchased the un-
dertaking stock and business of Mr.. Henry
Stowell, and will hereafter keep full line
! of goods necessary for such purposes.
| Mrs. Woodman of Nashua, n. H., the