The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-10-20
WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Richardson and Mr.. and
Mrs W. j. Clarke of Nahant, Mass, have been
guests of c. B. Jewett and family for several
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke left for their home
Saturday. >. Mrs. w. Chase, Mrs. Julia White
and Mrs Della Nealey attended special meet
ing of the w. IT. U. at Miss Almeda Mansur's
in Monroe last Friday P. M. Miss Emily Miller
of Searsmont was present at the meeting ..
C. H. Libby and family visited Mrs, Lbbys
father in Swanville Sunday. ..... Herbert
Richie, who has been suffering from pro-
tracted case of typhoid at the Eastern Maine
General Hospital, is considered at this writing,
to be slightly improving &C. w. Nealey, wife
and son Guy, spent Sunday in Newburg, guests
of Mrs. Almeda Smith -. DIR. E. c. Newcomb
of Newburg was called to c. B. Jewett's on
Saturday to attend his little sons Bertrand and
Kenneth. The latter was taken very suddenly
and severely ill with rather battling symptoms,
but is more comfortable at the present writing
&c. H. York has finished gathering his crop
of apples. His entire yield was about 400 bar
res. The predominating variety is the North
ern Spy. -. E. N. Bartlett has gathered $40
barrels of apples and expects at the end Of the
present week to have stored at least, 300
barrels. We consider he is apple king of
Winterport, if not of Waldo County. His chief
variety is the Baldwin :. Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Clements delightfully."- entertained fourteen
guests last Saturday evening. We were glad
to welcome DR.. and Mrs. Mansfield with the
other guests, as he recently became a towns
man and is building prosperous practice in
the town. There were four tables arranged
for whist and two hours were spent at the
sandwiches. cake and coffee were served by
Mrs. Clements and her son Frank. Prizes were
also awarded to the deserving ones. The re-
mainder of the evening was passed in social
converse and we left, regretfully, for our sew
eral homes, voting Mrs. Clements as ever an
ideal hostess. Miss Beatrice, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis White OBJ
served her tenth birthday, October sth by
entertaining company of her little friends at
her home from until 6. She received many
dainty gifts from the children who had the
pleasure of being present and the occasion will
long be remembered by them Mrs. White
served sandwiches, assorted cake and ice cream.
without which no children's party is complete.
80. DR.. A. R. Fellows, who was seriously in
jured by being thrown from his carriage Oc-
tober 9th, is still in a critical condition, but it
is hoped that he will recover :. Mrs. Benz.
Thompson and her daughter, Mrs Louise Will
liams, left Thursday for Holyoke, where they
will spend the winter. Mrs. w. B. Belches is in
Portland this week attending the Rebekah
Assembly as delegate from Mizpah Lodge
go. Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Dunham left for their
home in Boston on Saturdays boat. Ralph
Wharf, who is travelling salesman for the B.
q K. Rubber Co., is at home on visit to his
father, Rev. l. H. W. Wharf. Mr.. E. ]. Bow
den has returned from visit to Boston. :.
Miss Louise Jose of Portland, who is student
at Colby, was the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Frances Snow, over Sunday. Miss
Sophia Baker is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Jessie Baker, for few days. .. Capt. N. A.
Rich and wife have moved to the home of their
son. Mr.. George Rich, where they expe. t to re-
main permanently. Mrs Mark Arey will oc-
cupy tie tenement in the Lord block vacated
by Capt. Rich.