The Republican journal., 1908-06-18
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN

18th. :. ohm Murch, whose health has been
very poor this spring, is suffering at present
with bad heart trouble. DR.. c. NJ. Whit
ney is the attending physician. Last week
Dr. S. w. johnson from Belfast was called
and a consultation was held at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Frank Ii. Dutton, where he is
boarding. His brother, Charles Murch,
and his son, Charles, Jr., from Garland, ar
rived last week. After brief visit the son
returned home, while the father will spend
several days here. =. Members of the degree
team in Favori Rebekah Lodge, No. 81, in
tend to go to Monroe the coming week to
attend the District meeting and also to ex-
emplify the work Of the team. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Piper went to Hartford, Ct,
several days ago, where they have employ
ment in Mitchell & Longley's resturant...
There were no change OF officers at the
annual meeting of the Unity Telephone Co.,
MAY 3Oth. Mrs. Nina Ross went to Nor
wich, Conn. recently, to join her husband,
who has work there. she went sooner than
expected on account of Mr. Ross health.
80. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chase from New
jersey, made short visit i'll town last week
and made arrangements with A. d. Jack
son to finish the house Mr.. G. bought of
Dallas Robbins and get it ready for oc-
cupancy and then he and his family will
come later and plan to build another resi-
dence &C.. Miss Brewster, from Portland, a
worker in the organization of the w. Z. L.
o., will lecture June 18th at 10 a. M, in the
Union church. She will also speak in the
Troy church the following afternoon at 2
O'Clock. :. Mrs. w. G. Fuller was called to
Newport last week very unexpectedly by
the serious illness of her neice, Miss Nina
Judkins, who underwent an operation for
appendicitis a short time agO.......E. j.
Hood of II. p. Hood & Sons, Boston, was in
town last week making his annual inspec-
ton of their creameries on the Belfast
branch.
WINTERPORT.
An occasional correspondent writes: The
grass is looking very good and with rea-
sOnable amount of rain during this month
there will be heavy crop. Farmers have
! not got their potatoes planted. Some being
planted this week #. About $50 men are at
work on Mt Waldo, which gives an impetus
TO trade and greatly benefits business, but
for which the times would be rather hard.
1t is a credit to Winterport, and our citi-
zens are justly proud of the success
of the school system. A Winterport boy
is the principal of the High schoo, land many
of the graduates are teachers here and else
where Union Hall was solid full The
graduates were a credit to themselves, to
their teacher, and to the town. Friday the
High school ball game came off. 1t was well
attended, not only by people at home but
from Bangor, BuckspOrt and other places.
1t passed off very nicely....A WinterpOrt
scholar is also teacher of the Grammar
school, which always has goodly number
| graduating to enter the High school. The
country districts are also developing some
| fine students for the High school. lit is
| hoped that the Indictment against the auto
mobile driver in Bangor for killing boy
will cause those using them to bemore care
full Here in Winterport village automo..
biles go through on the Is or % mile clip,
after passing the showdown limit, endan-
gering life... 1t is lamentable to know that
there are people mean enough to take from
cemetery lots flower pots, etc. 1t will be
| well for the party who did this trick since
| Memorial Day to promptly replace them. The
| law is very strict and such parties will have
no sympathyfrom anyOne,if sentenced to the
full extent of the law. Another cOrrespon-
dent writes: Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Nealley
were in Brewer Saturday and visited their
son Earle, who had an operation for appen-
dicitis performed at the Russell Hospital
the preceding Tuesday, and found him
comfortable. e.. Mrs. Orrie Moody was in
Searsport June End A new Rebekah lodge
| was instituted there that night. -. Many wis.,
itors from surrounding towns were here
June End to the meeting of North Waldo
Pomona grange. The friends in this town
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cooper extend
congratulations and CONGRATULATIONS are also
extended to MIR. and Mrs. Albert Chapman