The Republican journal., 1911-05-18
WHITES CORNER. (winterport

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ryder, who have been
living in one of C. W. Nealey's houses through
the winter, have moved into the Captain Bas-
sett house in Winterport village. Charles
Holmes was in Glenburn few days last week
looking after his farm. =. The many friends of
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Clements are congratulating
them on the arrival of little daughter May
18th =. C. B. and Weston Jewett were in Jack
son Saturday on business connected with the
farm of the latter. R. L. Clements attended
the annual meeting of the West Winterport
Building association last Saturday afternoon.
Friends of Mrs. Beuah Clarke hope she will
soon recover. The second surgical operation
was performed at the Eastern Maine General
Hospital Friday. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dur
gin of Dixmont visited her sister, Mrs. C. w.
Nealey and family, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. N. Bartlett, and R. L. Clements and mother
visited Mrs. A. A. Barden and son in South
Monroe Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Libby
and children visited Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Whit
ney in Hampden Highlands Sunday. 3. Mrs. C.
B. Jewett and son Kenneth spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea White in Swanville. Mrs.
Anna White returned home with Mrs. Jewett.
The entertainment at Northern Light
grange hall Monday evening for the benefit of
the Martin school was very pleasant and sue
cessful affair. The program, which was ex-
cellent, consisted of music, farces, dialogues,
recitations, tableaux, etc. Ice cream and home
made candies were also for sale and social
hour followed the entertainment.
sEARsMoNT.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Norton and son Charles
of Belfast were at c. O. Browns May 18th
Mrs. M. J. Poor has returned from Union and
Washington, where she passed the winter "
Mrs. Ella Paul has returned from Belfast,
where she has been under treatment at Dr.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs v. A. Simmons and Miss
Alice Simmons of Belfast were in town May
18th. :. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Marden took trip
to Portland and Boston last week Mrs, H.
R. Knight and son Russell of Vassalboro are
guests cf Mrs. Mary Bean. i. Mrs. James
Morrow and Mrs. John Morrow's mother are at
the Morrow homestead for the summer -.
Mrs. Emma Stamp and E. A. MeCorrison of
Rockland were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
McCorrison last Sunday. .. Mr.. H. E. Holmes
of Wilton was in town on business last week.
He has rented his farm to Mr.. Salisbury -.
Mr.. True P. Moody and family have moved on
to the J. F. Paine place. The place was sold
last winter to Mr.. Potter of Montana and Mr..
Moody is to take charge of it during Mr.. Pot
ters absence. ;. The friends of Miss Lillian
Holmes of Wilton were glad to meet her last
week. C. G. Brown and John Lassell each
sold valuable horse to B. O. Norton of Bel
fast last week. The remains of Mrs, Caro-
line Farwell. widow of the late Alexander
Woodmsn, formerly of this place, were
brought from Auburn and buried in the FAM
ity lot at North Searsmont May 10th. A brief
service was held at the cemetery by the pas
tor of her old home church, Rev. H. P. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bateman and Mr.. Charles
Woodman were present at the interment. i.
Mrs. Adelbert Millett of Belfast is in town for
a short time. Rev. H. p. Taylor is entering
into the work Of the conference year with en-
ergy and zeal, preaching excellent sermons to
an increasing congregation. Mrs. Went
worth has gone to her home in Vinalhaven for
a two weeks visit, after which she will re-
turn TO Mrs: Craig's. :. The mumps are much
in evidence in town. and new eases are devel-
oping every week.