The Republican journal., 1910-09-22
WEST wINTERPoRT.

WEST WlNTERPORT
Mr. Sherman Brown of Corinna and Mrs,
Minnie Bussey Fernald, formerly of this place
were united in marriage on Saturday morning,
September 10th, and left Corinna Immediately
for West Winterport where they spent several
days at the home of Mrs. Browns parents,
Capt. and Mrs. B. F. Bussey Mr.. and Mrs,
Brown have many friends here who wish them
long and happy married life :. Mrs. Blanche
Miller Clarke, who is at the E. M. G. Hospital
in Bangor, is now in the convalescent ward
and although she has suffered several i'll turns
is thought to be improving. Mrs Clarke was
the recipient of forty post cards on Thursday
and the shower was much appreciated and en-
jdsed by her.. Mr.. Harry Nelson, who has
been employed for several months in Boston,
is at home for two weeks vacation. :. Mr..
Percy Campbell, who has been on a visit with
relatives here, has returned to Boston. "A
little son arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Curtis on September 18TH. Mr..
Charles Bussey Of New York, Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Ordway of Corinna and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Bussey of Boston, who have been visiting
their parents here, have all returned home.
-. Miss Mabel Dana of Frankfort is the guest
of Mrs. Thomas Lang. There was special
meeting Of the o. Gardner Grange on Wednes-
day evening. September GOTH. Congratula-
lions are in order at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Elisha Whitney of Hampden. 1t is an eight
pound boy Mrs. Whitney was formerly Miss
Ida Libby of this place.. The iron work is
now being placed in position on the new bridge
here. Mr.. Daniel Dyer is buying potatoes
for Boston parties and shipping via. the B. &
A. r. R.. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pendleton and
Miss Charlotte Patterson of Hampden, who
spent fair week here, returned home on Fri
day. The Fisher school is now under the
instruction of Mrs. Caroline Larrabee, one of
our most experienced teachers. The Longfel-
low school is conveyed there for this term
the school team being driven by Mr.. John
Field. :. 1t is with sincere regret that we lose
our lifelong residents, Mrs Elizabeth Clarke
and Mrs. Woodbury. Thompson, who moved to
Bangor on September 10th, to make home
for the male members of the family, who are
employed there. Both Mrs Clarke and Mrs.
Thompson are women of rare intelligence and
will be greatly missed in social and literary
circles. Mr.. Clarence Brown, formerly of
Pressure Isle, has moved his family into the A.
J. Clarke house. -. Mr.. and Mrs Charles En-
, erson were in Bangor business last Fri
! day.. Mr.. and Mrs. Mott F. Wilson of Ban
gor were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Dyer
Sunday. Mr.. Sears Grant, who has been
staying for several months with his daughter,
Mrs. Ida Emerson, was stricken with a shock
last Sunday. DR.. Mansfield was called
+. Large areas of potatoes are being harvested in
this section and it will be busy times during
! the next few weeks. The election returns
were bitter pill to the majority of our towns
/! people. 1t is well perhaps to have little
medicine once in while otherwise one does
not appreciate public health, but two years
treatment may prove as nauseous to those
who administer the dose as to those who are
swallowing so hard to keep it down.