The Republican journal., 1909-08-19
STANDPOINT.


the summer, is in New Bedford, Mass for q
weeks visit at his home. Rev. VIM. Forsythe
oi 6ocksport filled the pulpit last Sunday
niorhihg... Miss Agnes Hartman returned
thursday from Belfast, where she had been
1or an operation at the private hospital of DR.
4. u. Tapley.... Miss Jennie Homer has re.
turned to Bucksport after few days' visit
with Mrs. BENZ. Eames. F. T. Perkins with
a party of friends from Milo and Brownyille
spent Sunday at his home here Mrs. Libby
ana MRS. Blair are the guests of their parents,
MI anu MIS-. stephen Smith. Miss Matte
Black, who has been very ill for several weeks,
mas gone to the Belfast Hospital for treat
ment. Mrs John Littlefeld, who has been
mere Tor visit has returned to her home in
Massachusetts. Mrs. Sarah Jordan and MIR.
Fierce Jordan arrived last week from Boston,
MRS. Jordan's home here was burned several
weeks ago and she is now with her daughter.
Mrs. Fred Segar.. All the cottages here are
occupied. There is large company at the
Alumni and full parties each week at the
Jersey Retreat make it very lively here now
The weather has been very fine and all saw
Standpoint is one of the most beautiful places
they ever visited. -. Mr.. Fred Gould and fam
lily and several friends from Milo are enjoying
thelr cottage here. The Ladies' Social
Circle held their annual sale of aprons. fancy
articles, cooked food and home made candy at
the nall Tuesday afternoon and evening".
F. F. Perkins recently bought an auto and is
having garage erected.
sEARsMoNT.
A large delegation attended the Waldo
County Pomona Field Day in Centennial
Grove. Montvile, Tuesday, August 10th. 80.
Mrs Emma Berry has been spending week
with her son and his family in Appleton. ..
Mr.. A. B. Ripley is taking weeks outing at
Matinicus. Miss Mary Mason of Newton
Mass, called upon friends in town Friday,
August 9Th. She was the guest of Mrs Annie
Lincoln while here. 49,. Mrs. Lucy Bean took
her aged mother to Houlton August 9Th. She
was accompanied by Mrs. George Kelso. Mrs.
Lamb will remain with her son in Houlton. =.
Miss Clair Barnes of Pittsfeld is the guest of
Mrs. j. F. Marden. :. The friends of Mr. Wal
lace Smith of Minneapolis We're pleased to re-
ceive call from him August It'll. :. Mr.. Allan
Mattocks met with painful accident August
4th. He fell from his moving machine and
two of his fingers were badly cut. Dr. Millett
dressed the wounds and hoped to save the use
of the hand Mrs. H. N. Woodcock and
daughter Mildred of Camden are in town..
Leigh Farrar of Washington D. c., arrived
August 7th and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. McCorrison. .... DR.. Davis and wife and
Mrs Fred Gregory of Rockland and Mrs Huzzy
of Cambridge. Mass, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs A. B. Ripley August LIST. 49,. Mrs. Mary
Boynton of Boston is visiting her mother, Mrs.
A. B. Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Cooper of
Newport visited friends in town August 9Th
and 7th. u. Miss Wakefield of Somerville, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. May Davis.
WINTERPORT.
Quite large party spent the past week at
the Winterport cottage at Northport and
number of others will be there during camp
meeting. Decidedly the most enjoyable event
of the week was the boating party given to
the Winterporters Saturday afternoon by P
c. Blaisdell in his fine launch. 1t was an ideal
day, and it was jolly crowd that boarded the
Ellie and motored away, first to Belfast where
! they landed and We're taken to a restaurant
and served with delicious ice cream and other
dainties; then trip down the bay, and on the
return a stop at the Blaisdell cottage to listen
to some beautiful music. 1t was an occasion
| long to be remembered by all who were so
fortunate as to be present. The party included
Mr.. and Mrs. P C. Blaisdell, j. W. Blaisdell
and Frank White of New York; C. M. Sawyer,
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Agnes Morrell, Portland; Mrs. Sarah B. Moody,
Mrs. Frank Simpson, Mrs. Evelyn Wardwell,
Mrs. Annie R. Fernald, Mrs. C. A. McKenney,
Miss Ida M. Cole, Miss K. H. Croxford, Miss
Hannah Cole, Miss E. M. Hail. Ralph W. Lane
and Frederick Fernald, Winterport The
funeral services of the late Leon Carleton,
whose death resulted last week from being
thrown from his moving machine some two
weeks ago. was held at the chapel at Elling-
woods Corner Sunday afternoon, Rev. A. J.
Lockhart officiating. He was member of
Good Will Lodge, X. of P, who attended the
funeral in body. He leaves a widow and two
sons, who have the sympathy of all in their sad
affection.
FREEDOM.
The band concert and dance held in the Grange
hall, July 31st, was well attended and all pro-
nounce it grand affair. -. Mrs. Matte Cross
and daughter from Somerville, Mass, are pas
sing their vaction with Mrs. Cross sister. Mrs.
Nellie Banton ....... Miss Bertha Bryant and
friends are passing their vacation on Boston
Island. ...... Mrs. feathers, from her summer
home in Troy, visited her granddaughter, Mrs,
Katrina Bryant, the past week. Miss Mertice
Small from Deer Isle is visiting her brother,
DIR. A. M. Small. 80. Miss Lena Plummer is
passing her vacation with Miss Minnie Webb
at her summer home in Knox. MIR. and Mrs.
Fits from Freeport, Maine, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bryant August 3rd. - Mr.. Au.
gustus Raynes and son, Dr. M Raynes, from
Massachusetts, called on Mrs Fannie johnson
August 3rd Mrs. Abbie Lamson has return.
ed home from Unity, where she had been car
ing for Mrs Maude Morrill,, who has a fine
baby boy. Rev. T. P. Williams and Mrs. Viii.
liams of Houlton, Me-, are passing their vaca.
ton with their daughter, Mrs A. M. Small,
Master Harding Bryant is visiting his great
grandmother, Mrs. feathers, and his grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Harding of Troy
....Mr. Seth Banton attended the ball games in
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