The Republican journal., 1902-01-23
HALLDALE.

HALLDALE.
c. 4. Hall while packing ice last week
slipped and fell, striking his side on the ice
He was quite badly hurt. While treading
hay into press last week w. V. Thomp-
son got his foot caught and badly crushed.
Mrs. Lucinda Eastman is again in very
poor health. -. Miss Hittie Hall, reported
sick last week, is much improved. Mrs
A. II. Monroe of Thorndike was the guest
of her sister, Mrs NV. White, last Sunday
sANDYPOIN
Miss Alice Richards, who is assistant in
the Children's Home at Bangor, made a
short visit at home last Saturday. -. Clifford
French, Millard and Ivan Grant came home
from Bangor Friday and returned Monday
morning. The knitting shop opened last
week. Mrs Geo. Smith of Pembroke
Mass, came here last week to see he1
mother, who is sick. She returned after a
brief visit. Capt. and Mrs. J. P. Showers
left Key West last week for Havana. They
left New Y York three weeks ago and made a
brief visit at Palm Beach, Fla. While
there the following relatives were in the
party: Capt. and Mrs. Samuel French, Capt.
B. F. Rice and daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Darling, Master Roland Rice Darling, Mr..
and Mrs. John Showers, Prof. n. S. French
and wife. The sleighing in this vicinity is
very good. "A little son arrived at the
home of Mf and Mrs Fred Grant Jan l4th.
STnCKTON SPRINGS
Mrs. James Treat went to Somerville,
Mass, last week, called there by the Illness
of Der little grand-chld, the youngest daugh-
ter OF Mrs Weston Doe. -. Miss Clara Grif-
nm arrived by train Jan. 14th, after a most
enjoyable visit of four months at the home
OF her brother, Mr.. Brainard Griffin in St
Paul. Mimi. On her return she spent a
week i'll Somerville, Mass, with Miss Emily
Overlook, who came home with her for her
usual winter vacation. Mrs. john Smith,
who has been for the past year with her son
Lewis in Boston, arrived last week f0r
visit with her son William and family....
Messrs. John Lancaster anu II. r. Hich-
born, members OF the |. 0. O. f. of Sears
port, attended the installation of officers of
that lodge last Friday, accompanied by their
wives and small company of invited
friends, to all of whom the evening was
very enjoyable. Messrs. A. NJ Ames and
Maitland LafuIley are filling their ice-houses
from Capt. Melvin Colcolds pond. Capt.
Ralph Morse and wife went to Camden
Monday to visit relatives. Schools IN the
village will close tomorrow, Friday:. The
Current Events Club will meet Wednesday
Jan. 29th, with Mrs, Everett Staples, Jr
WINTERPORT.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson and little daugh-
ter Dorothy, and Miss Alice Sanborn, their
niece, arrived from Livermore, Col, last
W Nednesday. Their many friends are much
pleased to welcome them home after their
long absence of about year and half
Mrs. Emerson has been quite ill, but is
rapidly improving. The ladies of the
Methodist Circle held an apron sale and
antiquarian supper at the vestry last Thurs
day evening, which was a very enjoyable
occasion and a financial success Mr.,
Charles Wiley has moved into Mrs Ellen
Littletield's house. John Lougee of Haver-
iliii, AAaoo's 10 Wishing Ills DIOlL6T, y. II.
Lougee. -. Master Raymond Young, who
has been quite i'll, is able to be out again .
Mrs. Ira White of Whites Corner spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. R. F. Rowe.
....Mrs. George Havener is visiting friends
in Rockland. Kelly Hose Co., No. 9, have
furnished and last Tuesday had dedica-
tion, which was very pleasant affair
Mrs. Andrew Fernald, who has been very
i'll, is improving. Mrs. Ellen Lttletield
has returned from visit to Bath, Capt
and Mrs. A. j. Crocker are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. George Mansfield, in Jones'
port. Joseph Blaisdell of Red Bank, N.
j., was the guest of Joshua Treat, Jr., last
week.. Garfield Lodge, l. O. o. F., INSTALL
ed their officers last week and pleasant
social time followed. The Woman's Re-
lief Corp have installed the following
officers Mrs. c. c. Moody, Pres Mrs.
Ella DOR, S. "; Mrs. Lillian McAuliffe, J.
"; Mrs. Almon Eaton, Chap. Mrs. L.
McDermott, Con-; Mrs. n. Page, Guard :;
Mrs. Stella Curtis, Sec. Miss Nettie Grant,
Treas. Mrs. Elmer Larrabee met with
a serious accident last Sunday. While on
her way to church she slipped and fell,
breaking both bones in her ankle A
vigorous temperance movement is on in
Winterport and promises to be very sue
ces sful as a large number of our best citi-
Zens are interested in it. Rev. w. b,
Dukeshire of Orono gave fine address at
the Methodist Church Sunday evening :;
subject, Our Duty to our Community. 1t
was listened to with close attention by a
large audience. Rev. w. F. Berry of Wa
terville will occupy the pulpit next Sunday
morning, and Rev. Mr.. Lorimer of Bangor
in the evening. All are cordially invited.
... Mrs. Walter Marshall has gone to Bos-
ton for two weeks visit. :. Miss Hilda
Williams gave a birthday party to her
schoolmates Monday evening, Jan. 18th,
which was greatly enjoyed. ... The third
lecture in the popular course was given by
Rev. Norman La Marsh Monday evening !;
s ubject, The Ethics of Life.
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.
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