The Republican journal., 1910-07-14
County Correspondence.
WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
Rev. C. E. Jackson, Rector of st. Johns
Episcopal church, East Boston, preached in the
Methodist church last Sunday morning. .....
Mrs Caroline Young, widow of the late Charles
Young, died suddenly of heart failure at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Clement, Wednes-
day morning. Mrs. Young was an excellent
woman, beloved by all who knew her. She
leaves three daughters and one son and large
circle of relatives and friends to mourn their
late home Friday afternoon, Rev. A. ]. Lock-
hart officiating, and the members of Mizpah
Rehekah Lodge assembled at the cemetery
where their beautiful ritual service was per-
formed at the grave. The news of the death
of Mrs. Leonard Coker, which occurred at her
home in Maiden, Mass, July 5th, was received
with sorrow by her many friends here. Mrs.
Coker was formerly Miss Carrie Haley, daugh-
ter of the late John Haley of this place. She
leaves, besides her husband, sister and two
brothers to mourn their loss. MIR. Frank Haley
left for Maiden Immediately on receiving the
news of his sisters death to attend the funeral:
returning Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Archer returned Saturday from their
wedding trip, and spent Sunday at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs Evelyn Wardwell.....
Miss Hazel Young is filling the place of organ
list at the M. E. church at present. e. Miss Ada
Llttleheld had very pretty opening at her
Little Shop by the Poplar Tree Wednesday
afternoon. She had fine display of the carts
and crafts party of ten came from Bangor
in their autos Friday to see the exhibit and
have an afternoon tea at the little shop. Miss
PASCAL of Willimantc, Conn, arrived last Sat-
urday to spend some weeks with Miss Ada Lit
tlefield. go. Raymond Young is at home from
South Boston visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Young. Mrs. Puffer and infant daugh-
ter of Orrington are guests of Mrs. Ada Nc
Cormck.. Ralph Wharf, who has been trav-
cling in the west for some months is at home
for vacation visit to his father, Rev. l. H. W.
Wharf,. -. Miss Margie Kennedy accompanied
her grandfather Mr.. Lewis Atwood, home from
Boston for visit. Miss Hannah G. Thompson
is at home from East Boston for her summer
vacation. Mrs. Lolita J. Darling has Just
placed beautiful memorial monument in her
lot at Oak Hill cemetery as tribute of affec-
ton and respect for her father, Capt. Thomas
Crockett, her mother, Ann S. Crockett her
sister, Nellie r. Wardwell, and her nephew
George A. Wardwell. The latter was drowned
some years ago in Bald Hill cove when but ID
years of age. The artistic design and finish of
this splendid piece of work reflects very great
credit upon the firm of Charles McDermott &
Son who got it out.
swANvlIIE
The L. A. S. had an interesting entertain
ment on the church lawn with supper at D.
m. and fireworks in the evening, July 4th 80.
MIR. Albert Cunningham has been quite sick
with throat trouble for several days. :. E. H.
Nickerson and family of Portland arrived in
their automobile July LIST and remained at
Maple Terrace Farm until the afternoon of
July 4th, when they returned to their home in
Portland. .... Miss Gilman, who has been Mrs
Mary D. Nickersons nurse for more than
year, has gone to her home in Bangor for a
much needed rest. Miss Porter of Searsport
is taking her place. .... Miss Julia Chase,
prominent teacher for several years in the
schools in Everett, Mass; is spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. M
Chase. 49,. Mrs Harry Applin and daughter
Phyllis of Somerville, Mass, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nickerson Mrs.
James Applin and three children are occupying
the Spratt house for the summer. Mrs, H, F.
M. Phillips, who has been nursing in Castine
is now at home. ..... Our farmers have begun
haying in good earnest. &c. The head -of-the-lake
Sunday school had an excursion and picnic at
Penobscot Park July End. The community
was shocked Sunday morning by the sad intel
ligence that Ethelyn Moody, one of our finest
young ladies' was drowned at Kennebunkport
Saturday night The bereaved family has the
sympathy of a. large circle of friends Mr..
Otis B. Patterson, who has been in Dr. Clough's
private hospital, Bangor, for treatment of the
eyes. returned Saturday much improved. 49,,
Rev. David L. Wilson of Belfast is delivering
some very helpful and interesting sermons at
our church this summer. Services at 2.3O D.
m. every Sunday -. Hon. A. E. Nickerson, J,
W. Nickerson, A. T. Nickerson and w. f Damn
attended the Republican State convention in
Augusta, June 29th.
IsLEsBoRo.
Mrs. Ralph E. Pendleton was badly bitten
last Sunday morning by her pet bull dog,
which sprang at her without warning and bit
clear through the palms of both hands, badly
lacerated her arms and one leg. The
wounds were cauterized and dressed by DR..
Shattuck, summer. visitor, DR.. V. E Lord and
DR.. E. A. Wilson of Belfast. The dog was killed
and the remains will be sent to Harvard Col
lege for examination to signs of madness,
though the doctors say none was shown. 1t is
thought that the animal was suddenly over
come by the heat, as it had neverbefore shown
any signs of uglness and was great pet of
Mrs. Pendleton, who is the daughter of Capt.
Clifford Pendleton.
The Nationals August cover arrests
the attention of those rushing to catch
country bound trains. The handsome