The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-30
WEST WINTERPORT.

News was received here this week from
"ashburn, Me-, of the serious illness of Mr..
Herman Clark with typhoid fever. Mr.. Clark
Is one of our most respected and most ex-
emplary young men and host of friends
here anxiously await further news and hope
to hear of his speedy recovery. ... Mr. Leroy
Marden has moved his family into the upper
tenement of the Frank Clarke homestead
now owned by Mr.. Henry Pendleton of Ban
gor. The lower tenement is occupied by Mr.
Walter Curtis. 80. The friends of Mr., James
Young of North Winterport regret to learn of
his serious illness. Mr.. and Mrs Elmer H.
Clement spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Clarke. -. Mr.. Albert Clarke of
Bangor was in town last week, the guest of
Mr.. Clarence Brown. Pink eyes and whoop-
ing cough are still prevalent and much anxiety
is felt in this locality since there are so many
infants and small children here. The Young
child of Mr.. Washington Bean burst blood
vessels in both eyes from the effects of the
cough and there has been one case of infant
mortality. 800. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Learned of
Ellingwood's Corner were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Curtis Sunday :. Mr.. w. T. Hall
is now convalescent. 80. Mr. and Mrs G. H,
Clements are in Dorchester, Mass, guests of
their daughter, Mrs. George English " Mrs.
Sadie Campbell Hall is the pupil of Prof. A.
K Ringwall of Bangor. ..... Master Clare, the
young son of Mr. Alton Patterson, the victim
of the pencil accident, is expected to be able
to leave the hospital in Bangor March 22nd.
80. Miss Harriet Patterson, who was recently
operated on at the Eastern Maine hospital
Bangor, will come to her uncle's, Daniel Mar
den, the last of the week to stay until fully
recovered Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Clark
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. o. Shields on
Sunday. Mr.. George Warden of Presque Isle
is boarding at the home of Mr.. William Cook
son while in the employ of Mr.. Chester Curtis
....T The Addison Hayes homestead, just out of
the village, is now advertised for sale. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Clements have a new piano,
Mr.. Chester Curtis the new road commission
er, will re-outline the districts and appoint his
deputies during the next week. .... Mr. Harry
Clarke has a new gasolene power and is saving
wood at reasonable prices.
WHITES CORNER, tWinterport.)
MT. ana Mrs. L. 4. Wnlt9 entertained Very
pleasantly at whist Monday evening There
were six tables and pretty prizes were given.
Mrs. r. L. Clements and C. H. Libby received
the first and Mrs. l.. E. White and E. C. Glenn
ent the boobies. Delicious ice cream and cake
were served, and later other games enjoyed.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bartlett entertained a
party of guests Wednesday evening There
were four tables and fine prizes were awarded
to Mrs. E. N. Bartlett and R. L. Clements, and
consultations to Mrs. York and C, H. Libby.
Vanilla and walnut ice cream and cake were
served and delightful evening passed all too
quickly Miss Almira Porter is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Porter. Several of our young people observe
ed St. Patrick's Day in the evening by going to
the ball at Monroe. Miss Vera Grant visited
relatives in Hampden and Bangor last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears E. Lttlefeld entertained
Saturday evening. Whist was enjoyed for two
hours. The prizes were won by G. L. Clark
and Mrs. R. L. Clements and the boobies by A.
l. Blaisdell and Mrs. W. T. Hall. Sandwiches.
cake and coffee were passed, and very pleas
ant social time was enjoyed. Games and music
on the piano by Miss Romano were enjoyed
! until Sunday was indicated by the clock, to the