The Republican journal., 1908-06-25
Music.
Prayer.
NlnSin

o. " Mertie Lulu Howes
10. "Tha Identification of Bronco JIM"
Ira N0se johnson
Myrtle Lenora Erskine
Music.
Award of Prizes.
Music.
WINTERPORT.
Maria L., wife of Capt. George Crockett,
passed away June 10th after an illness OF
two weeks, leaving to mourn their loss. be-
side her hus band, two sons, Captain Frank
and Herbert Crockett, and two brothers,
Teander and Edwin Gilman. Mrs. Crockett
was faithful wife and mother and good
neighbor and will be greatly missed. The
two sons are away at sea ana know nothing
of the sickness and death OF their mother.
They are expected to arrive at Phlladelphla
yery soon, where the sad news awaits them
Deep sympathy is expressed by all tor the
bereaved family. The funeral services were
held at her late home sunday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. A. }. Lockhart. A large
delegation from MlZpah Lodge OF Rebekahs,
of which she was prominent member, at
tended in ii body and performed their beau
tiful service More than 80 of them were in
the procession. There was also a large at
tendance of relatives and friends and many
beautiful flow ers.... Mrs. Joanna X. Eaton
died at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Clara
Wheelden, i'll Orrlngton, June ION, al the
advanced age OF 81 years. BESIDES the daugh-
ter with whom she lived another daughter.
MIS- Augusta Downs, and three sons, Ihom-
as, David and benjamin Eaton, survive her
Funeral services were held at her late home
Friday, Rev. Nj. Trip officiating: All her
children and many other relatives and
friends we're present to pay their last mark
of respect 10 one whom they esteemed SO
highly. Beautiful music was rendered by
the choir and there was profuSl0n OF love-
ly flowers. The remains were brought to
Wiuterport for burial. ..... Rev. L. II: w.
Wharf, left Friday for trip to New York
to attend the wedding of his son Edward.
lie will 90 first to Syracuse, where he will
be Joined by his son and they will proceed
to Newark, n j., where the wedding will
take place at the home of the bride, Miss
Mabel Garlock, Wednesday, une 17th. Inc
ceremony will be performed by MI harm,
N, A. Rich, one of our well known citizens,
celebrated mis- Goth birthday anniversary
June 18th Although he is not in very TO-
bust heat he retains all his faculties to
marked degree Many friends called to
congratulate him, bringing flowers, fruit,
candy and other little tokens OF regard, and
a very pleasant reception was held. Birth
day cake and lemonade were served to the
guests and prayer was offered by Rev. a. ).
Lock hart. -. The many friends Of DR.. f. IL.
Boyington will be glad to learn that ne is
now NE ann and MS Mss :. H a.
eel Young attended the commencement ex-
ercises at the U. of Nj. last week. Mr. VIM.
Hill was member of the graduating class.
Mrs. Rose Fogg, former resident OF
this place, has moved here IRON Brewer
and occupies "a tenement in the Haley block.
Mrs +. L. French and Miss Marie were
up from Northport for few days last week.
Mrs. l. j Durham left for her home In
Boston on Mondays boat. "A game OF base
ball was played Saturday afternoon between
the Buck sport and Winterport Juniors The
visitors won by score OF TO II. Inc Dat
teries were, BuckSpOrt, Atwood and Delano, ,
Winterport, Shaw and Miles. Mr.. Percy
N. Hall was at home for a brief visit last
week. MIR. Raymond Young and Miss
Grace kingsbury were united IN marriage
Sunday evening by Rev. A. ). Lockhart.
Mrs g. " Neaey ana son huSSe Ely Mefe h hn
is at the Russell hospital there, and found
him comfortable. 49,. Edward COLONY ana
Miss Cowan of Bangor were guests OF MIR:
and Mrs S. }. Fish over Sunday. MIR. and
Mrs. l.. A " hite visited Mrs. Whites fath-
er, Daniel Young, Sunday. Mr.; Young IS
Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Libby, C.. ..
Whitney and others attended the dedication
ball at MIR. and Mrs. Elisha Whitney's in
Hampden and report that over o0O were
present. Mrs. Whitney was former w H.
ferport girl, Miss Ida Libby. ..... Several
attended the meeting Of Morning Light
Grange. Monroe, last saturday night. H.
vjtations are out to the wedding reception
of Miss Sadie Olive Foss and Herbert En-
erson Hartman of Bangor, which Will take
place at the home of the brides parents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. Daniel Foss, Wednesday
evening, June "a, to 10 p. M. Another
correspondent writes: Mr.. and Mrs. James
MacGregor of Newburg were guests OF MI.
and Mrs. c. b. Jewett, Sunday -: "A large
number from Mizpah Rebekah Lodge at
tended the district meeting in Monroe, June
9th. most enjoyable evening was passed
and all were pleased with the exempllhca-
tion of the degree by the degree stan OF
Favori Rebekah Lodge of Unity. go. Many
attended the memorial services OF Good
Will Lodge, K of p, at their hall at Ell
ljngwood's Corner, Sunday. The sermon
was by the Rev. A. j. Lockhart OF TINS
place and was very impressive. ....- Quite
delegation from this town drove to Hamp,
den Friday night to attend the dance held
in the new barn, 42X65, of Elisha u. Whli,
new. The evening was fine and all enjoyed
the ride and by O'Clock the door yard ana
field were covered with teams. Soon Copp
orchestra arrived on the spot and wnen the
music began nearly 100 couples formed on
for the grand march and circle, WINE
large crowd, both standing and sitting,
looked on with merrment to see the happy
faces on the floor. The barn was decorated
with eyergreens and daisies, with Japanese