The Republican journal., 1902-06-26
FREEDOM

visited Mary Edwards, returned home last
week
FREEDOM
The members of the Cong'l Church are
rejoicing over the fact that they are the
happy poSseSSars OF seventy copies of "The
Chapel Hypinal." Miss Josie Brown re-
turned Saturday from a weeks vacation in
Belfast. -. Mr.. and Mrs. William MacNeil
left last Saturday for Taunton, Mass, where
they will make their home . DR.. A. NJ.
Small and wife attended the graduation ex
ercises at Coburn Classical Institute, Wa
terville, last Friday. The doctor had
sister in the graduating class. Quite a
number of our young people attended the
centennial celebration in Watervlle. Rev.
W. A Richmond spent Tuesday in Water
vile with Mr., and Mrs. c. f. Johnson.
Dana b. Carter Relief Corps entertained
about fifty children last Friday afternoon.
The children enjoyed themselves by playing
base ball, marches, etc About five O'Clock
they We're invited in to tea and partook of
the eatabieS in IA very appreciatve manner.
Prof. A f, Linscott attended the gradu-
'ss''iS
day ..MisS Elizabeth McGres returned
Monday from three weeks visit to friends
Norridgewock and Burnham. DIR. A.
NJ. small is entertaining Miss Myra Powers
of North Deer Isle. We understand that
the new academy building is to be erected
between the old academy and the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Flye received visit
Nv NJ E, of
last week Mrs. Wescott and daughter
have returned to their old home and are
making extensive repairs. Miss Winifred
Dodge spent Sunday and Monday at home.
DIR. \. NJ. Small is entertaining his
mother and sisters from Deer Isle
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
DR.. Truman Griffin of Pittstield, Me, was
m town last week, called here by the illness
OF his aged mother, Mrs. Delah Griffin. He
returned home Thursday 49,. Capt. Melvin
Cocord has thoroughly repaired his yacht
Fancy, which has been drawn up and COW
cred the past year, during his absence at
sea. Last week the captain, his son Arthur,
Mr.. Frank West and son Ernest, Mr.. Cliff
ford Fletcher, Mr.. Fred Grant and Master
Eugene Shute started on a week s cruise
and fishing trip down Penobscot Bay.
Mrs. Charles H. Rendell is spending the
present month with her mother, Mrs Colby.
in Boston. Mrs. John Lancaster left last
Thursday for a two week S visit with rea-
tives in Ruckland and Camden Mrs.
Pierce d. Lancaster returned by Thurs
days boat to her home in Camden. Mr..
and Mr.. George Demuth and daughter of
Waldoboro, Me-, left for home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Staples and children,
and Mrs Myrtle p. Crocker and daughter,
took Fridays boat for Boston, en- route to
their homes in Westboro, Mass. Mr.. Harry
S. Park left Friday for business trip to
Boston, expecting to return early this week
Mrs. Calvin Sprague arrived home last
Thursday, after sea voyage with her hus-
band, whose vessel is now in New York.
MIR. Tracy Walker, who has been with his
sister, Mrs. Lena Haskell, since the death
of their mother, Mrs Nathaniel Littletield,
left Saturday for his home in Boston. The
sudden death of Miss Abbe Rendell last
Saturday night, from long standing heart
trouble, was a great shock to her MANY
friends in town. Although in poor health
for years, neither she nor her relatives ap-
pretended an immediate fatal termina-
ton of the attacks of apparent sutfocation
to which she was subject. A most estima-
BILE woman in all reSpects-knd hearted
and generous to an unusual degree, and
wonderfully self-sacrifcing from childhood
has gone from our midst She was
the youngest daughter of the late Israel
and Abbie Rendell, sister of the late
Capt Charles S. Rendell, and no member of
her family survives her She is mourned
by all who knew her worthy traits of
character and sympathetic nature. The
funeral took place at the home of her sister