The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-16
CORNER. (winterport.)

Will E'S CORNER. (Wlnterport.)
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Libby very pleasantly en-
tertained on Monday evening, March 6. Whist
was played in the early part Of the evening
and dainty prizes were awarded the deserving
ones. A delicious lunch of assorted cake and
ice cream was served by Mrs. Libby, and the
remainder of the evening was devoted to
games and music. 1t was an anniversary of
their marriage and several friends remember
ed them with gifts. &C. w. Nealey and son
Guy made business trip to Thorndke last
Friday. Miss Beatrice White of West Win
terport. who spent the past week with her
uncle, Leslie White, returned to her home
Sunday R. L. Clements and G. H. York,
each loaded car with hay at Wnt-rport sta
ton last week. The former sent to the Hos
mer, Robinson Co., and the latter to the Pro-
ducers' and Consumers Exchange -. Mrs.
Anna White and Mrs. C. B. Jewett visited at
Charles CampbelPs in West Winterport last
Thursday, and Mrs. White remained for a
longer visit -. ]. W. Jewett was in jackson
and Thorndike a portion of last week.
Robert, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Bartlett, has been very sick with indigestion
but is better at this writing. About thirty
members of Northern Light grange, residing
in this vicinity, responded to an invitation to
visit Eastern Star grange at day meeting
Saturday, March 18th. An enjoyable session
was reported Miss Blanche Belches of the
village was the guest of Miss Glenice Little
field several days last week, >. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
N. Bartlett spent Wednesday of Farmers
Week" at the U. of M. Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
White were guests of T. 0. Shields and wife
Sunday Il. R. L. Clements and G. H. York at
Lodge, F. and A. M, Friday evening. The
guests of the evening were members of Hamp-
den Lodge, and several oth=r lodges were rep
resented. Mary, the youngest daughter of
F. H. Woodman of Ellingswoods Corner, died
suddenly Thursday night. The little one who
from an attack of whooping cough for several
days.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Mr.. Herbert Harmon died Wednesday, the
9Th, after suffering from an abscess in the
head which broke and discharged on the brain.
He leaves wife and ten small children, who
were dependent on his earnings for their sup
port. The oldest child is eleven years and the
youngest month old. He was an industrious
man and has always been able to care for his
family. Funeral services were conducted at
the house Friday afternoon by Rev 7. R. Pen
tecost. The Intern ent was in South Mont
vile cemetery &c. A Choate moved to the
Amos Sprowl farm Thursday, and Lewis Bach
elder has moved to the E. S. Bachelor farm
vacated by Mr.. Choate... Henry Rogers of
Knox and Will Rogers of Monroe visited NJ
R. Rogers Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Wentworth of South Montvlle were guests
of Mrs. D. c. Cain Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
]. j. Clement and Mrs. P. A. Clement were
in Orono Wednesday and Thursday. -. Miss
Avis Myrick of Halldale is visiting Mrs. F.
A. Cushman this week. John w. Nutter
will serve as Montville's traverse juryman
at the April term of court in Belfast.
Fred Stewart has gone to Massachusetts with
two cars of potatoes. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
Luce and Miss Hazel A. Luce of Belfast passed
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Luce.
.D Daniel Walker of Knox. is visiting A. D.
Baker A. H. H. Dyer has gone to Boston
......Miss Minnie Boynton of Belfast was re-
cent guest at Charles Pinkham's.. T.
Boynton, Jr., Of Rockport attended the funeral
of his brother-in- law. H. H. Harmon. Friday
-. Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. jackson attended the
funeral of Mrs. Jane Jackson in Liberty last
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Davis go to
Howard. R. l., this week, where they have en-
ployment. :. r. G. Weymouth of Morrill,, was
at A. D. Bakers Sunday 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Adams were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
telle Overlook in Freedom Sunday ~. Frank
Boynton has gone to Northport to NO k in
sawmill. Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Erskine spent