The Republican journal., 1905-06-22
WINTERPORT.

| sorrow.
| WINTERPORT.
| The funeral services of Mrs. j. F. Hussey,
whose death was reported last week, were
held at the Cong'l church Wednesday
morning, Rev. VIM. Forsythe of Bucksport
of1lclatlng. The Eastern Star had charge
OF the arrangements and conducted their
ritual service in very impressive manner.
The interment was in Newburg and the
Star accompanied the remains to that place.
1.-The many friends of Mr.. Edward Jones
OF Whites Corner were greatly shocked TO
hear of his sudden death, which occurred at
his home Friday morning, June 18th. His
death was due to blood poisoning. He
leaves a widow to mourn her loss and who
has the sympathy of all...... Mr. George
Damon died on Tuesday, after a long and
distressing illness..... MIR. George Fisher,
VINO has been critically i'll, is reported to be
lmproving.... Mrs. E. II. Boyington was
called to Dexter last week by the serious
| Illness of her sister, Mrs C. A. Stevens.
Mrs. George Mansfield and little son of
Jonesport visited her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. A. }. Croker, and her sister, Mrs. C.
K. Hill, last week. Mrs. Mansfield and
Mrs. Hill left Monday morning to attend
! the commencement at Bowdoin, where
Mrs. Mansfield s>sOn graduates. -. Mrs j. O.
| Moody and daughter, Miss Harriet, at
tended commencement at the U. of NJ.
June 18th TO witness the graduation of her
son Clare. Mr.. Clare Moody left THURSDAY
for Ambridge, Pa, where he has a fine
position. Mrs. Harry Hill is visiting her
parents in Bronksville.. Flag Day was
appropriately observed under the auspices
| of the W. R. c. The children of the
Primary schools gave fine entertainment
and flag drill at Union Hall in the after
noon, and picnic supper was served for
them In the evening the Grammar school
had hne program and a very good drill,
which was followed by a dance, and re-
freshments were served. Capt Lamb of
Camden is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Alberto George. DIR. Ralph Ellingwood
and wife OF Boston were the guests of his
brother, Mr.. Bert Ellingwood, over Sunday
and called on friends in town Monday.
STANDPOINT.
Mrs. Sarah Jordan Clifford attended the
graduation at Castjne as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Nickerson.. Mrs. Levi
Hartman of Massachusetts visited relatives
here the past week.. Miss Lucia Shute
came from Bangor, Saturday, and returned
Monday. Mrs. Dolly Black is very i'll at
this writing. Miss Addie Partridge from
The NarroWs is dressmaking for parties
here. Mrs. John Brewer and daughter
arrived here June 18th from New Bruns-
wick. ..Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Perkins of
Brooks, Mrs. Lottie French of Stoneham,
Mass, and Miss Abbie Perkins of Natick.
Mass, were here last week to see their
brother, Mr.. Enoch Perkins, who has been
very i'll with erysipelas but is now improv-
ing. Mrs. French will remain here during
the SUMNER. Miss Jennie Black has been
in Bangor several days the past week. IF.
+. Perkins was here last Sunday from West
Seboeis.. MIR. and Mrs. John Perkins from
Milo have lately visited Mrs. L. S. Perkins.
1.-The remains of Mr.. Nathaniel S. French.
VINO died June 18th in Boston were brought
here for burial. A funeral service was
held at the church, attended by Rev. W. C.
Curtis of Waldoboro, Rev. b. B. Merrill of
Skowhegan and Rev. F. A. Foote of Sandy.
point and conducted by undertaken Park
The floral pieces were numerous and beauti.
full. Mrs. John French returned to Boston the
day following the burial. Mrs. French and
Miss Ruth French will remain here during
the summer. Mr. F. A. Foote, who recent
ly moved his family here from Bangor, at
the close of the morning service, Sunday
June 18th, suddenly became unconscious
and was taken to the home of Mr.. Stephen
Smith very near the church. He did not
rally so as to be carried to his home until
the following Wednesday. He is now
slowly improving under the care of DR..
Stevens. Work is progressing rapidly on
the railroad here. The station is being
built on the land recently owned by F. L.
French. Miss Jennie Perkins of Castine
spent Saturday and Sunday here with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Erskine. >. Sch. Pearl
went to Bucksport last week and got aload
OF cedar posts for the r. r. Co... Mr.. E.
5. Patterson is quite ill at his home