The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-08-26
UNITY.

Mrs. Bell McManus is still employed in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Chase.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Wilmot Whitaker from Chica
go, ILL.,, arrived in town last week to spend
several weeks here with relatives.
Will Hunt from California is visiting his old
home for time. He came to New York,
bought an automobile, and made the remainder
of the trip in the machine
Mr.. Harry Condor, assistant postmaster of
Pittsfeld, with his wife and several friends, are
stopping at the G. A. R. building, Winder-
mere park, for an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Hobbs and two child
rem from Houlton, who have been visiting at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. R. H. MouIton, for
several days, have returned home.
Archibald Tosier who went to the Maine
General hospital in Portland to undergo an
operation short time ago, arrived home
Saturday. 1t is reported that his condition is
greatly improved and that he is rapidly recov-
ering.
Miss Agnes Libby arrived home from the
Belfast hospital last week very much improv-
ed in health Miss Edith Webb, who has been
visiting her. left for Bangor the day she re-
turned home. Miss Webb will spend several
weeks there with relatives, taking in the fair
lsfore returning.
One of the largest crowds Windermere park
has ever seen assembled there August 18th,
it being the thirteenth anniversary Of the
Clough Veteran Charitable Association. The
forenoon was spent in meeting of old friends,
sociability and witnessing the ball games. The
address given at 100 o'clock by A. S. Bangs OF
| Augusta was fine, after which remarks from
prominent speakers were listened too with
much interest. The day closed with grand
ball in the evening. Fairbanks orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion.
Contagious diseases are still prevailing in
town. There have been several cases OF
mumps lately and Mrs Addie Fogg and two
children and her mother, Mrs. Samuel Rollins
have been victims, the latter being very sick
with the disease. At this time the patients
are all doing finely. For the past few days
the community has been considerably stirred
up in regard to of canker rash and scar
let fever in which Magee boy, who has had
employment in the Turner Center Creamery
and has been boarding at Harvey Willey's resi-
dence, the victim. His people, who live
in South Unity, intend to move him home soon
There are no more cases at this writing
Every effort possible will be put forth to as
certain the cause and stop the spread of the
! disease.
During the recent visit of R. D. Chase
brother from Missouri, and his brother-in law
from Massachusetts, great deal of time was
spent on the beautiful waters of Lake Winnie
cook and the fishing facilities of the lake were
shown by the large quantities of fish secured
| Several strings contained Is or more black
bass, weighing from 1-2 to pounds each, ano
there were many fine catches of white perch
Although the party greatly en- Dyed the sport
this enjoyment with them, if it was in differ
ent way, as it was evidenced by the large black
bass seen on the neighbours tables. Wallace
Chase and family joined the party during the
last few days of their stay. A bountiful shore
dinner was served and 80 partook of the
delicious and appetizing dainties. 1t was the
closing feature of very pleasant occasion.
WINDERMERE PARK Mrs. P. H. Watson
of Pittsfeld is spending few days here
49,. Mrs. Anna Stephenson and daughter
Jeanette, with Mrs. Ralph Baxter and little
son of Pittsfeld, have arrived at the PARK
for a few weeks STAY. Mr.. and Mrs. F. H
Burrill of Bangor are at Lakeview this week
Mrs. Alton Richardson and children Of
Clinton are camping with her sister, Mrs. c. E
Libby. :. Miss Linnie Lanpher of Troy has re-
sons, Lawrence and Carroll, have left for
ten days visit in Boston :. Miss Iva Farnhan
has returned to her home in Pittsfied after
weeks visit here. :. The boys of Winnecool
camps are spending the week at China lake
-. Mr. and Mrs. Whitehouse of Boston, who
have been spending their vacation here, have
/ left for their home.