The Republican journal., 1912-10-03
STANDPOINT.

SANO1fOlNl.
The remains of Ferdinand Maxfeld. who
passed away Sunday at Columbia, arrived on
the morning train Wednesday, Sept 25th. and
the funeral service was held at the grave
conducted by the pastor, Mr.. Harry Trust Mr..
Maxield was q resident of this town for q
| number of years, but sold his farm few years
| ago and moved to Columbia, where his daugh.
ter resides He had recently returned from
Portland, where he underwent an operation
for cancer, and appeared to be in his usual
health. but dropped away without a moments
warning. The remains were accompanied by
his wife and daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Ernest White. Mr.. Horatio Maxfield
| of Portland. Mrs. Wilfred Staples, Mrs. Dom
aldson. Mrs. Will Smith and Mrs. Maud Cor
bett of Stockton Springs and Frank Crockett
of Dix Island were among the out of-town
people who were here to attend the funeral
During their stay in town Mrs Maxfed and
Mr.. and Mrs. White are the guests of Mrs.
Susan Staples. H. M. Griffin is taking a vacation
from the store of F. S. Hartman where he
has been employed for several years and Har-
ry Partridge is taking his place. Mr. and Mrs.
B. M. Eames spent the weekend in Prospect,
guests of Clifton Eames and family ......
Mrs. +. A. Black and daughter, Grace, and
Miss Dora Shute were in Belfast, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Twist and children re-
turned Saturday from visit with friends in
Chester. -. Mr.. Trust is taking two weeks
vacation before beginning his studies at the
Bangor Seminary Miss Jappia Clifford
went to Bar Harbor, Saturday to resume teach
ing in the public schools. -. Mrs. N. C. Part
ridge recently returned from a visit in Moth
port, where she was the guest of her niece,
Mrs. Ira M. Cobe.. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Grit
fin were in Belfast Thursday. where Mr.. Crit
fin had some dental work done Mrs. Henry
Moulton of Stockton Springs and Frank Moul-
ton and a party of friends from Boston were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Black "
Mrs. Alvah Clifford was one of the judges in
the baby show at the Monroe fair. =. Mrs w.
D. Hartman of Prospect Ferry and Miss Dora
Pierce and friend of Peabody, Mass, were
guests of Mrs. Harrimans daughters, Mrs ].
A. Pierce and Mrs. M. B. Grant, Friday and
Saturday. Mrs. Alice Kittredge and daugh-
ter. Gracia of Milo, recently visited her aunt,
Mrs. Fred Perkins. An automobile from
Belfast was in trouble at the foot of the Shute
hill last Sunday afternoon in the storm and a
pair Of horses was necessary to get the car in
to the road. Monday morning an auto from
Belfast got the car back into the road =. "A
afternoon. but there has been no frosts in this
vicinity to do damage at this writing =. Ralph
Curtis. who has been captain of the tug H.
Chapel. at work for dredger near Rockland,
arrived home Friday, the tug being hauled up
for this year. Mr.. Ashley Sanborn, wife and
daughter of Indianapolis are guests of M
Sanborn's sister here. Mr. Charles Black
who has been boarding with Samuel Staples
for the past four months, left Monday for Cal
ifornia for an indefinite stay :. Mrs. Wimont
Fayles and children returned last week from
Greenville, where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Alanson Bowden. Capt. Harvey and family
of Bangor spent Sunday at their cottage or
the Point. Mr.. W. A. Dantorth was here
last Tuesday and stored his tents and effects
for the winter. Miss S. M. Partridge of Bel
fast called on relatives here one day last week
Us. G. Staples and wife returned Friday
! from a weeks visit in Dover with relatives
| F. F. Perkins spent Sunday with his family
here. Mrs. ] G. Dunbar of Brockton, Mass
has been the guest of her niece. Mrs. Lowena
Rice, the past week, Mrs. Martha Partridge
| has returned to New York after spending the
summer here. Mrs. George MCGEE and son
| George Morris have gone to HalloWell where
! Mr. MCGEE is employed. :. Miss Faustina
Griffin, who is teaching in Brewer, spent last
Saturday and Sunday at home. Fine wealth
err he re the past week.