The Republican journal., 1911-05-18
WEST WINTERPORT.

WEST WINTERPORT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott F. Wilson of Bangor were
among the callers at the home of Mr.. Daniel
Dyer last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were
accompanied by friends and made the trip in
their new touring car IA little daughter ar
rived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Clements Friday morning. May 18th There
will be an entertainment at the Fisher school
on the evening of May 18th The West Win
terport Building Co. held their annual meeting
at their hall, the o. Gardner, May 18th By
the way, the party who took the coffee boiler
from the hall and failed to return it, had best
do so at once unless they are looking for two
or three kinds of trouble. E. Mrs Charles Nc
Kenney was the guest of Mrs. w. T. Hall last
Saturday. =. Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Clements of
Whites Corner were among the callers at the
home of L. E. White May 18th Mrs. John
Kelley has completed some elaborate decora-
lions in the handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Marden. Mrs. kelley's work will al
ways bear inspection. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Learned were among the crowd of pleasure
riders on the Catawawawa river road last Sum-
day. We are glad to welcome Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Chandler as neighbors and it seems good
to see the Quigley homestead again open and
occupied. e. Mr.. Willard Snow and Mr.. Frank
Downs, who recently made an exchange of
homes, are now settled -. Mrs. Walter S..
Clarke has undergone the second operation
and is doing nicely. Mr.. John MCGEE has be.
gun his summer regular trips with his meat
and provision cart, and will be in this section
on Mondays if fair; if not, on Wednesdays
Now if we could only have fish dealer visit
us regularly whose cart did not fling defiance
at the board of health.
PROSPECT FERRY
The remains of Archie Harding were brought
here from Worcester, Mass, on last Friday
mornings train, accompanied by his wife, SIS
ter and cousin. About years ago Mr.. H ard
ing fell 50 feet from building in Worce ster,
Mass, and was picked up for dead, but after
some time, several physicians working on him,
he came to, but never seemed the same Ar'hie
as before his fall. His body was found in the
Blackstone river May 18th. 1t is sad blow to
his family and a host of friends in this place,
where he spent his boyhood days He leaves
to mourn their loss wife, Mrs. Julia Laughlin
of Worcester, mother, Mrs. Jessie Harding OF
this place,a sister, Miss Orianna Harding of Bos-
ton Mass, and two brothers, Jerry and Willard
of this place. The funeral services were at Mrs.
Jessie Harding's home May 14th. The flowers
were beautiful and included wreath from
his mother, Mrs. Jessie Harding; cut flowers,
Mrs Julia Harding; cut flowers, Jerry, Willard,
Frank, Percy, Harvard and Faustna Harding;
wreath, Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. CHM; cut flowers;
Mr.. Rose and family of Worcester, Mass. Rev.
VIM. Forsythe of Bucksport spoke to the sor-
rowing family and Ferdinand Hartman had
charge of the funeral arrangements. The
bearers were W. D., L. H. and R. A. Hartman
and John Brown. The burial was in the Hard
ing cemetery. The family have the sympathy
of the whole community Frank Harding of
Brewer, Harvard Harding of Norwood, Mass,
Orianna Harding of Boston and Mrs. Julia
Harding of Worcester, Mass, who were here
to attend Archie Harding's funeral, have all
returned to their homes. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Give Hooper and little son of Frankfort visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Holbrook last Sunday. %.
Several from here attended the ball at the X.
of p hall May 18th. Eugene Barnes is hav-
ing repairs done on his house. George Grndle
is doing the work.