The Republican journal., 1909-03-25
WINTERPORT.

Mrs. Almeda Page is seriously ill with pneu-
monia.
Capt William Marshall is confined to his
home by Illness
The W. C. T. U. met at the home of Mrs. P
c. George, Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Brier. who has been confined to
the house with tonslitis, is improving.
Kenneth Jewett, who has had relapse of
the whooping cough, is gaining at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs Tasker entertained large
party of friends Monday evening, March 22nd.
Miss Evelyn Page and Miss Blanche Shaw
are on the sick list with the prevailing dis
temper, tonsilitis.
William Parker left on Mondays boat for
Boston, where he has employment with the E.
S. S. Co. as painter.
civil engineer in Patten, Me-, with a former
instructor at the U. of M
Mr.and Mrs. J e. Foss attended the funeral of
Mrs. Foss' father, Royal P. Leonord, in New
burg Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. E. c. Newcomb of Newburg was in
town Saturday making professional calls at c.
B. Jewett's and C. W. Nealey's.
Borderland the drama which is touring part
of Waldo County, will be presented at Monroe
Town Hall, Friday evening, April End
Mr.. Charles Baker died Sunday, March 2lst.
The funeral services took place Wednesday
forenoon. The interment will be in Monroe
Wednesday and will remain a few months
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Charles Crock
EFT.
A number have been having the spring cold
or epidemic, among them being Mr.. and Mrs
c. W. Nealey and Mrs. Fred Whitney, all of
whom are improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tasker, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Clement and Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Clements
spent delightful evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hopkins last Saturday evening.
Work will begin the first of next month by
the Eastern Steamship Co. on the Winterport
wharf. 1t will be enlarged by an extension 40
feet out into the river, with a river frontage of
203 feet
The friends here of James Roundy of Mon
roe regret his tragic death, which occurred at
his home March 18th after most painful
suffering for many months with that dread
disease, cancer of the face.
The Eureka Dramatic Club met with fine
success in West Hampden Friday evening,
where they presented the drama "Me An
OTIS" to large and enthusiastic audience
They all were much pleased with the reception
given them by the good people of West Hamp-
den
The funeral services of Mr.. Fred Curtis,
who passed away March goth, occurred at the
Methodist church Monday. He is survived by
an aged father, Mr.. Lyman Curtis, and one
brother, Avon. The Brotherhood of Foresters,
to which he belonged, attended in body
Death has again entered our community and
taken away one of our aged residents, Mrs.
Ebenezer Bartlett, at the advanced age of 81
years. Mrs. Bartlett had been great sufferer,
having been confined to her home for years.
She passed away Sunday, March 2lst She was
a most respected lady and will be missed by
those who loved her. She is survived by three
sons, Frank, Eddie c., Everett N. Bartlett; by
two daughters, Mrs. Arabella Barden of Mon
roe and Mrs. Laura Cole, and by sister, Miss
H. X. Croxford She was tenderly cared for
by her daughter, Mrs. Laura Cole, at whose
residence the funeral service was held Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. A. J. Lockhart officiating D.