The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-29
WINTERPORT.

Miss Nancy Merrill is at home from Hal
lowell for her summer vacation, and her
sisterin-law, widow of the late Samuel
Merrill of San Jose, California, is spending
few weeks with her,. Mrs. Otis Kaler of
Bangor is boarding with her niece, Mrs.
Gutierrez, for while. Wilbur Crockett
and family from Millinocket are in town.. {.
Mrs. George Mansfield and little son Ed
ward of JonespOrt are the guests of her
sister, Mrs. c. R. Hill....Mr. and Mrs.
Charles SWEET of Houlton are the guests of
James Freeman....M Mr.. and Mrs Porter
Lufkin of Newburg were in town over SUM-
day.. Mrs. Ella Boyington has returned
from Dexter, accompanied by her sister.
Mrs. C. A. Stevens, and her two children.
1.-The w. e. I. U. observed "Flower
Mission Day" at the Methodist vestry Fri
day afternoon. A goodly number were
present. A very pleasing program was
presented, refreshments were served and
many bouquets were sent out to the shut
ms. 1t was very pleasant social affair.
Temperance Sunday was observed in the
NJ. f. Sunday school and an interesting
program was given by the members of the
White Shield League. Extensive repairs
are being made on the Rich wharf now
owned by the Ferry Co... Revival meetings
are being held at Ellingwood's Corner, con-
Quoted by Miss Nellie Thompson, evangel-
t....A serious accident occurred while
blasting was being done on the railroad
near Coles Corner last Wednesday, One
young man was killed outright and four
others were injured, two of them seriously.
young man who was killed was held at the
Catholic church Thursday morning.
ISLESBORO.
The Islesboro Inn opened June 9th.
About 90 of the summer cottages are now
occupied and people are coming every day
Philadelphia and New York families came
earliest. Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks, for
merly of Boston, now rector of st. Bartholo-
news Church, New York, spent Sunday,
June 18th, here with his family and att end
ed the Baptist church. During his vaca-
ton it is his custom to preach here twice.
one Sunday at the Episcopal church and one
at the Baptist. Sunday, June 25th, Rev.
Henry Jones of Camden supplied the Epis-
copal church. .......W. E. Carleton, deco
rator, after finishing the new Masonic hall
some three weeks ago, began frescoing the
Free Baptist church, completing the work
June oath. While the work was being
done services were held in the "middle
church," about a mile distant, Rev. Fl. c.
Hull, the pastor, preaching there every
Sunday morning and evening. Miss Liz
Zie Warren and Miss Edna Sawyer, teach.
ers of the "East Side" school, are in T0ron.
to attending the International Sunday
School convention. Miss Kate Warren Of
Boston is at home on vacation visiting
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. Alvin Warren
go. Miss Effie Hatch, Miss Caro- PendletOn
and Miss Martha Davis, who have beer
teaching out of town, have come home fol
the summer. :. Miss Phoebe E. PendletOn
who graduated recently at Kent's Hill
Miss Anna L. Pendleton, student at thu
same school, and BowdOin N. Pendeton Of
COburn Classical Institute, recently return
ed home. Mrs. Ray Parker Stevens o.
Auburn, N. Y, is visiting her parents, Capt
and Mrs. Fields C. PendletOn. This is hel
first visit to lslesbOro since leaving on hel
wedding day August 5, 1903, for Everett
Wash. Her husband is now superintend
ent Of the electric road between Auburr
and Syracuse, N. Y.