The Republican journal., 1913-05-22
WHITES CORNER, (win,erport.

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| Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Bartlett attended the
annual convention of the Maine State Spirit
ualists association in Augusta last Saturday
and Sunday. Mrs. BARTLETT was a delegate
/ from the Etna association. Misses Louise
Libby and Laura Bickford, students at the f
NJ. C. Seminary, spent the weekend at thei,
/ homes. Miss Bickford was accom- anied by
Miss Anna Boyd of New York. Mrs. Eta
Dinsmore and son Arthur of Hampden were
recent guests at the home of S. ]. Fish. Mr.
/ and Mrs. R. L. Clements, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
/ York, J. W. Je welt and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
c. Clements were in Prospect May l4th in at
tendance at the Pomona meeting held with
South Branch Grange C. H. Libby and ram
lily were guests OF Mrs Emily Parsons in
Swanville Sunday. L. A. White is the owner
of new Ford touring car and George Cookson
of Newburg has been engaged for the past
two weeks in erecting garage for Mr.. White.
.... Mrs. C. E. Bartlett was the hostess for the
ladies club last Thursday afternoon. All of
the sixteen members were present and after a
short time spent at whist literary program
was presented. Mrs. G. H. York read a
patSi NAlttSh ny May lNlity bulltli, Cidli II
Of the committee on birds in the General
Federation of Women's clubs. 1t was pro-
test against the wearing of bird plumage for
head or hat decorations. "The topic, "How
housekeeping may be made easy" was gener-
ally discussed and a story by Mrs. Linda Little
field completed very enjoyable social affair.
....R. L.. Clements and family motored to
xrb 10, tho
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rarden. .. Miss
Viola Conant was in Orono Saturday and at.
tended the State intercollegiate track meet
held at the U. of M. T. o. Shields who was
thrown from his carriage last week and quite
severely injured, does not gain as rapidly as
his friends would wish. Mrs. R. l.. Clements
received message last Friday informing her
that her mother, Mrs. A. A. Barden, who has
spent thu winter in Morristown, N. j., was
taken to hospital there, suffering from a
serious attack of gall stones, and that grave
fears were entertained for her recovery. AS
nothing more had been h card at this writing,
her many friends hope that the danger was
overestimated. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bean of
Dixmont were guests of their daughter, Mrs
M. A. Haley, Sunday. =. Mrs. G. L. Clarke Of
West Winterport is the guest of Mrs. C. B.
Jewett the present week. =. Saturday after
noon, May 18th. twenty zone children, some of
the younger ones accompanied by their
mothers, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
c. w. Nealey to assist in celebrating the thir-
teenth birthday of their young son, Guy.
Croquet and other games were enjoyed out of
doors and there was a peanut hunt for the
younger children. Mrs. Nealey served ice
cream, fancy cakes and candy, and at o'clock
the little guests departed, leaving some pretty
gifts for their young host
WINTERPoRT.
Mothers day was observed by the pastor of
the Methodist church. His theme was the
prominence of the Virgin Mary over women,
as the mother of the Saviour of mankind, 1t
was an eloquent sermon. The friends of
Mr.. J. H. Lovett are pleased to learn that he is
gaining in strength at the E. M. G. Hospital,
Bangor. after surgical operation. >. Mr.. G. H.
Clement has bought some land of Oscar Cole
on Main street and is about to erect bunea-
low. Henry T. Lamb of Boston is visiting
t. III,
Lord has been engaged to give the address at
Union hall Memorial Day.. >. Percy Rich of
Bangor was in town May 14th, calling on
friends. Mr.. Geo. Goodnow met with quite
an accident recently while at work in the
quarry at Mt.Waldo. A stone chip flying lacer-
ated an eye. Mrs. Ralph Larrabee and daugh-
terThelma arrived by steamer May 14th to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell.
-. Mr. and Mrs. William McNulty have re-
turned to their home in Dorchester, Mass.
Mr.. Bert Alley has hired the house owned by
Nettie Powers in Washington street, and will
move his family there. Isaac Durham and
son have been busy painting their motor boat
and getting her ready for the season.
At the meeting Of Belfast Commandery,
United Order Of the Golden Cross. last Thurs
day evening pleasant entertainment was fol-
lowed by fine supper. At the meeting this,
Thursday. ~ sning several candidates will re-
esive the degrees.