The Republican journal., 1909-07-01
WINTERPORT.

Mrs. E. H. Boyington is visiting her childr Ell
in Boston
II. and A. L. Croxford of East Dixmont were
in town Friday
MISS Belle Thayer is home from New Bed
ford for her summer vacation
Mrs. Parker George is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Kelley, in Portland.
| Mrs Lena Kneass and children of Philadel-
phla are in town for few weeks
II. L. Clements and son Frank are spending
| the present week in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Roy Harlow and children of Milinocket
are visiting her mother, Mrs. E. S. Young.
| Miss Corinna Barnard left for Boston
Thursday after brief visit to her old home
Capt. and Mrs. BENZ. Atwood arrived
Wednesday after sojourn of several months
in Boston,
Good Will Lodge, K. of P, held their annual
memorial service at their hall, Sunday after
noon, June 18th.
Mr.. viii Lord and family have arrived from
Southeast Harbor, where he is teaching, to
spend their vacation here
Mrs. l. M. Smith of Newburg and Mrs. Ann
York OF Bangor were guests of Mr.. and Mrs C.
W. Nealey from Friday to Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N Bartlett and daughters
and Mr. and Mrs E. C. Clements were among
those who attended the June meeting at Etna
Miss Elizabeth Fernald arrived from Med
field where she is teaching, Tuesday morning
to attend the funeral of her brother, returning
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jose of Portland We're in town
June 18th to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jose's
half-brother, Mr.. Charles Snow, andto settle I'D
his affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Fish attended the gradua-
ton exercises at Oak Grove Seminary in Vas
salboro last Thursday and returned home Fri
day P. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank French have gone to
Northport to open the White Rock cottage,
which they have taken for the season for sum-
mer boarders.
Mrs. E. H. Clements of Hermon was Wis
ltor at the home of r. L. Clements Tuesday
night. His mother, Mrs. A. P. Clements, re-
turned home with her Wednesday.
Miss Jane Thompson of Bangor visited her
sister, Mrs. J. o. Moody, last week, and in
company with Miss Harriet Moody left for
Boston Thursday to attend the wedding of her
niece, Miss Edith Atwood, and visit other
friends in the vicinity
Flower Mission Day was observed by the w.
c. I. Z June 18th at the Methodist vestry. A
fine program of readings, recitations and music
was given, dainty refreshments were served.
pleasant social hour was enjoyed and large
number of bouquets were distributed to the
sick and the shut-ins.
Charles W. Fernald passed awav Monday
night at the hospital in Bangor, where he had
been Tor several months under treatment. Mr.
Fernald was the son of the late Capt A. E. and
Mrs. Abbie H. Fernald. He was born in Win |
terport June 6, 1870, and was married October
Is, 1885, to Miss Hortense Rankin also of
Winterport, who with their three little chill
dren-tWo girls and a boy-survive him. He
was educated in the public schools here, and at
Bucksport Seminary. After leaving school he
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was in partnership with him for time. Later
he was employed successfully in Bangor, Bos-
ton and later in New York, where he held
very fine position at the time that his illness
began Mr.. Fernald was one of our finest
young men. He very proficient in his
line of business, and man of strict integrity
and correct habits. He was kind husband
and father and dutiful son, and was devoted
to his family Much sympathy is expressed
for his young wife with her little ones and for
his widowed mother and only sister, Miss
Elizabeth The funeral services were held at
the Fernald home Friday afternoon, Rev. Al.
Lockhart officiating. Garfield Lodge, l. O. O. F.,
of which he was member, attended in a body
and the large house was well filled with sym
pathizing friends and neighbors. There was
great profusion of beautiful cut flowers, floral
piecas and ennhlenos