The Republican journal., 1905-05-11
PROSPECT FERRY.

Mrs W. ii. Hartman and daughters An
CELIA, Kate and Mary have gone to Provi-
dence, R. l., to join Capt. W. H. Hartman
in the sch Jacob Nj. Haskell Mrs. II. and
daughters will! 60 trip in the vessel.
Miss Faustina Harding visited friends in
Bangor and Brewer one day last week.:
W. D. Hartman is working for Mrs. Hattie
Averill in Frankfort. Mr.. and Mrs. Ihos:
Heagan and Miss Priscilla Brewster visited
relatives in Frankfort last Stature saturday ana
son and daughter, of Frankfort visited MIR:
and Mrs. Thomas Heagan one day last
week E. r. Batchelder and family have
moved to Frankfort. Mrs. Harriet Per.
kins had shock last Sunday morning, and
at this writing she is not expected to re.
cover. She is attended by DR.. Towle of
Bucksport. w. d. Smart of SearSport Wis
tied relatives here recently School began
in this district May LIST, Miss Emma Nichols
of Searsport, teacher. This is her third
term in this place. Mrs. Emma Luke ar
rived home from Orland last week. Miss
Miriam Grindle is learning the milliner's
trade of Miss R. B. Trott in Bucksport: =.
Miss Mildred Grindle is teaching school in
Rucksport . Mrs. W. II. Hartman went
to Bangor one day last week, shopping. -.
L. d. Berry and B. c. Avery are working
at Mt. Waldo. Lester and Rufus Harri-
man and Jerry and Harvard Harding are
WINTERPORT.
Mrs, Dorothy Kendall, whose serious i'll
ness was reported last week, passed away
Monday night, May LIST, aged 81 years.
She was the widow of the late Jonathan
Kendall and leaves to mourn their loss one
son and two daughters-AIr Alvin Kendall
and Mrs. Nettie Crosby of Valley Falls,
Kansas, and Miss Inez Kendall of this
place. Mrs. Kendall was an excellent
woman and was greatly beloved by large
circle of friends. She was for many years
faithful member of the Methodist church.
The funeral services were held at her late
Rev. Harry Hill. Mr.. Kendall and Mrs.
! Crosby arrived from Kansas on the Sunday
preceding their mothers death, and re-
manned until Friday. Mr.. Calvin knowl-
| ton, an aged citizen, passed away on Tues
| day, after a long and tedious illness. lie
I leaves a widow to mourn her loss. The
| funeral services were held at his home
| Thursday afternoon, Rev. III. Hill officiat-
| ing, Mr. KnOwltOn was member of the
| G. A. MIR. VIM. Quigley died at his
home Tuesday morning after brief illness
| of pneumonia, with other complications
| He leaves a wife and five children. Ex-
pressions of deep sympathy for the afflicted
| family are heard from every one. 1t is a
sad case. "A reception was held Tuesday
evening in the Methodist vestry for the re-
turning pastor, Rev. Harry Hill. MIR. and
| Mrs Hill are deservedly popular, not only
with their church but with the community
in general, and many friends were present
glad to welcome them back for another
year The reception was under the aus
pices of the Epworth League and was a
very pleasant Occasion....A hulled corn
supper was given in the NJ. E. vestry Thurs
| dow ovnOiup nv tho EnWOrfh TooUuo ond
was successful affair. "A very pleasing
concert was given at Union Hall Saturday
evening by the juvenile singing class,
taught. by Miss Mildred Haley. Mrs.
Mary Nj. Colson has returned from Boston,
where she spent most of the winter, and
where she visited her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Rowe. Mr.. 7. b. Fellows arrived Sunday
from San Francisco, where he has been for
some months.