The Republican journal., 1909-01-28

bright red picture hats, ties, sashes and shoe
bows Miss Louise bennett was the accom-
PIANIST and the following took part: Interlocu-
tor, W. X. Keene; Ends, Earle L. Talbot, Frank
X. keene, ENERGY CHM, Bertha A. Wiley, Car
RE M. Greenlaw, Geneva P Head; Circle, Mrs.
Marie h. Patterson Mrs. Annie B. Patterson.
Misses Caro- q. Hatch, Katherine Brer, Isabel
CHM, Sarah M. Seavey, Eva B. Greenlaw, Ida
NJ Ames. The following musical selections
were thoroughly enjoyed
Colored Four Hundred, Chorus
Rainbow Chorus
Solo, Ma. Lady Love isabel CHM
Solo, All get here is much obliged to YOU,
Ida M. Ames
Duet, When we are married
Katherine Brier and Frank R. Keene
Solo, Girls, Girls, Girls, Caro- G Hatch
Solo, Contralto, NV Duskv Rose
Katherine Brier
Lets go nome, Chorus
WINTERpORT.
Mrs. Emily Rowe is spending the winter
with her sister, Mrs. l. G. White DIR. E. C
Newcomb of Newburg was professional visit
or IN town Friday. E. c. Clements gave
birthday party Tuesday evening :. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Tasker and Mr.. and Mrs. R. l..
Clements were, with others, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Hopkins in Monroe Wednesday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Libby were in Swan
vile Wednesday to see A. S. Nickerson, who
suffered bad paralytic stroke about three
weeks ago. His recovery is considered doubt
full, much to the regret of his friends in both
towns Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Stevens of
Monroe Were with others, guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. Bartlett last Saturday night :.
Rehearsals are in progress at Whites Corner
and West Winterport for dramas to be pre-
scented in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Mckinney are on the sick list. :. Mrs.
Hannah Belches one of aged residents, is
quite ILL., She is cared for by niece, Mis-
Blanchard of Chelsea, Mass. 80. Mr.. Edwin
N1ckerson is able to be out again after his
recent illness Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howes
of Portland was called here Wednesday bv
the death of Mrs. HoWes' mother Mrs Maria
Willard. They returned to Portland Saturday
-. Miss Elizabeth Treat left by train Friday
evening to visit friends in Boston. .... The
game of basket ball at Union hall, January
22nd, between Winterport A. A. and Newport
A. A. resulted in victory for the home team by
the fourth quarterly conference held in the
Methodist vestry, January 18th, the return of
the pastor, Rev. Arthur j. Lockhart, was re-
quested. Mr.. Thomas d. Eaton is quite ILL.,
80. Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeman left Monday
for Boston and Maiden, Mass . The second
of series of lectures by Rev. A. J. Lockhart
was given in the M. E. church Tuesday even
ing under the auspices of the Mothers So
ciety. The subject was THE Last of the Great
Johns" Mrs. Maria Willard passed quietly
and peacefully from this life into the life be-
yond, January 10Th. She had reached the ad-
vanced age of 70 years and is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Eva Wardwell, who tenderly
cared for her mother in her declining years,
and Mrs. Maria Howes of Portland, and by one
granddaughter, Miss Marie Wardwell. The
funeral services took place at her late resi-
dence January 22nd, Rev. A. J. Lockhart con-
Quoting the service The floral offerings con-
sisted of beautiful pillow of roses and lilies
with the word Mother" in immortelles, and a
crescent of mixed flowers from the w. C. 7.
IT,. Of which society the deceased was loyal
and honored member.