The Republican journal., 1902-07-24

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| OF them an unkind word. He was mem
Der of Mariners Lodge, F. and A. NJ, OF
oearsport, and was buried by that order.
services were held at the church Wednes-
oay afternoon. Rev. Ashley A. Smith of
heliast delivered a very fitting sermon,
c'osing with the soothing lines OF Whitter's
Eternal Goodness The floral tributes
were numerous and beautiful. Many friends
from out of town attended the services,
among them Mr.. B. F. Mudgett of Unity,
Me-, A, L. Mudgett of Bangor, Mrs. Lufkin
ol ofrlngton, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cunning
| nam and Mr.. and Mrs. Win. j. Havner of
be1ast. lie leaves besides the widow and
MesSfs. H. +. and A. I. Mudgett, three Sis
tefS-Mrs Abigail Clark of Searsport, Mrs
Angle Nichols, and Mrs. Josephine Wilson
ol "lnterport, who have the sympathy of
| large circle of friends. Mrs Tyler has
| broken up housekeeping and will stop with
| her sister, Mrs John Dollotf in Belfast.
MT, b. f. Mudgett returned to Unity Thurs
DAY morning. Mr.. A. T. Mudgett left for
| BangOr Saturday. "Bert' was always a
great favorlte with old and young, and now
tnat we know he is not likel y to return his
| heerfu presence will be doubly missed
STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Mrs. and Miss HartweIl of Brookline,
| Mass, are at Mrs A. NJ Gardner 'S....M Mrs
Gerrlty, daughter, Miss Helen, and son, Mr..
| Joseph, of Bangor were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Thompson throug h last
| Week Our enterprising and progressive
livery stable proprietors, Lancaster 4
Berry, have recently put telephone into
| their office. Notice of the wounding in
the thigh of Capt. Calvin Sprague by the
steward of his vessel at Brunswick, Ga,
was received last Thur stlay ny his wife. A
telegram Monday announced that he had
sufficiently improved to be out that day.
Mr., Wilson of Newton, NJ ass, is canvassin.
the town for ''The Century Book of f acts,
meeting with good success, We understand
lie IS boarding with Mrs. Avelina Grimm
'.'.Mr. Blaisdell, agent for the ENLARGE
ment OF photographs, is offering our people
an opportunity to have work done in excel
lent style according to his representations.
lie is al Mrs. Gritfin's during his stay in
the village,.. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Snel,
OF Maiden, Mass, arrived Friday to spend
the remainder of the summer with his
motIer, Mrs. Sarah Smell Mr. S. has for
several Years been connected with the
schools of Massachusetts, and is now the
| principal of large grammar school.
Mrs. Willard Griffin OF San Francisco was
| the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Everett STAPLES
Jr,, on Friday.... Mrs Jane L. Avery of
/ SA1
! town.. he sudden death last Friday
OF Miss lhube Ellis from paralysis OF the
| heart was d great shock to her numerous
| friends IN the vicinity OF her lifelong
| home on Cape Jelison. Kind Self-sacrilic-
| ing and genial throughout her life of near
! iy four-score years, her presence will be
greatly missed, especially BY the sister, who
has carefully watched and ministered to
her since an attack of general paralysis a
| year ago left her much enfeebled The
funeral, conducted IN his usual acceptable
manner by Mr. II. S. Park, took place at
the home ON Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Grant of
Standpoint officiating The many beautiful
| floral tributes testified to the affection enter
tanned for the deceased. Capt Oscar Ellis
and wife of Hampden attended the funeral
OF his aunt last Sunday MIR. Leopold of
| New ork was the guest of Capt. Melvin
| Colcord the past week. MI and Mrs.
hoblnson of Portland, after a fortnight s
visit with Capt and Mrs. Albert Cocord
left Saturday for their home. Mr.. Horace
A. Staples, after spending most pleasant
two weeks with his parents and old friends,
| took saturdays boat to return to his busi-
ness in New York -. Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Thompson opened their house at Fort Point,
last Saturday for the remainder Of the sum
| mer Mrs. /. $ nephew and niece, Master
| Frank and Miss Lennie Clifford from Fitch
| burg, Mass. are their guests for the season
| ....A company of ten of our ''village folk
enjoyed a drive to Swan Lake and d picnic
there last Saturday... Mr. Charles A. Soden
| came from Boston Saturday to spend a few
days with his family at their Fort Point
cottage, returning Tuesday MIR Frank
! peshon OF Boston is the guest of Capt and
| Mrs. Melvin C0lcord go Mr.. Frank Shoop
who has Just returned from three years
service in the Philippines, is with his moth
| er here He is very much exhausted bv his
arduous labors as a military scout during
the latter portion of his term of enlistment
1.-The sermon by Rev. A. A. Smith last
Sunday was highly appreciated by the CON
gregatlon. The hour for our regular church
service has been fixed at 80, standard
time. Mrs. Josiah L. Lancaster returned
to her home in Camden, Monday. Capt
George L. Schofield of Brunswick, Me-, ar
rived Tuesday to join his wife and children
at Mrs. A. NJ Gardner's for the remainder
OF july. .Messrs. Davis 4 Griffin are
painting the buildings belonging to Mr.
Everett Staples, Jr.....Mrs Susie Rendell
went to Searsport Tuesday to sew for
Mrs. Nellie Randell. :. Mr. and Mrs. K. P.
| Goodhue, Mrs. Pope and Mrs c. S. Rendel
visited Mrs H. H. McGilvery and Mrs. d.
| u Harris in Searsport Tuesday,. Miss
| Susie Cousens left Wednesday for Mat
tapolsett, Mass, to accompany her little
| cousin, Warren Griffin, to his home.
Letter to NJ Wood & Son