The Republican journal., 1913-07-10

SPShN ShC I'LL were VHOSA AsSSot W oieSA /
Grant, Roy Littlefield and Fred Copp from
Hallowell; George Dockham and Chandler
Ellis from Stonington, and Fred Lindsay from
Monroe go Miss Alice Rainey was the guest
of friends in Winterport for few days last
week.
NORTH ISLEsBORO.
The pupils of the primary, intermediate and
junior grades of the Sunday school, with their
teachers, superintendent and pastor. enjoyed
days outing July 1st. 1t was planned to spend
the day on the shore, but shower coming up
before getting there they turned their steps
back to the vestry of the church, where. they
amused themselves with music, games and
feast of good things to eat until the sun shone
and the walk to the beach could be taken.
Arriving there the first thing the children
wished to do was go : in wading." This was
followed by games until time to return to the
vestry for supper. After long day of pleas
ure all returned to their homes tired, but
happy. Miss Annie Decker, who has been
employed in Newton Center arrived home July
1st for the summer. -. MIR. Granville Prock of
Portland called on friends in town the first of
the week .. Miss Gertrude Warren is at home
from Massachusetts for the summer. =. Mr..
Robert Healey of Winchester, Mass, spent
few days last week in town. Mr.. George
Robertson has returned from Bango where he
has been employed =. Mrs. William Farrow
left last week for visit with her husband in
Philadelphia :. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Fair
field arrived home the Fourth.
LIBERTY.
Mrs Staples of New Mexico is visiting her
son. Howard Staples. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Meservey.and Miss Gladys Meservey of Water
vile were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewell Meservey. Carlton Marden, of
Glen Marden: who had been attending school
in Brockton Mass, the past year, is in town,
the guest of his or .ndparents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Marden.. Mrs. Mary Miller of Weeks
Mills, China, is the guest of Miss Ella Greeley
for few days. Miss Ruth Knowlton and
George Dow went to Camden Friday for a
few days stay with friends, Allen Knowl-
ton of Belfast spent the Fourth at his home
here returning to Belfast Monday. Sunday
Mr. Knowton and his mother took an auto
trip to Camden Mr.. and Mrs. Marlton
Knowltop went to Camden July 4th to pass
few days with Mrs. Knowlton's mother, Mrs
Owen, returning home Sunday. Mrs. Baker
and two sons and the Misses West of Jamaica
Plains, Mass, enjoying an outing of few
weeks at Saints Rest cottage, Beauleu Park
80. Announce ments of the marriage of Prof
George R. Berry of Hamilton, N. Y, to Miss
Edith Van Wagner. July LIST, have been re-
ceived here. Prof. Berry was ordained as
pastor of the Baptist church here for three
years His many friends extend congratula-
tions Mr.. Hay and Mr.. Brown are at their
cottage On Birch Island for the season. Mr..
and Mrs. Larson of Waltham, Mass, are pass
ing the month of July at W. j. Knowlton's
cottage on Loon Island. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
White, who have been at their cottage at Mill
stone for two weeks. returned to Augusta Mon
day. Fred Phillips, his wife, mother and two
daughters of New York are at U-N eed-A-Rest
cottage for the month of July. making the jour-
ney from New York in their auto Mr.. and
Mrs Fred A. johnson and son and Mr.. Wilson
Ellis and Miss Alfredo Ellis, ali of Belfast, are
at the Morse cottage on Burnt Island. Mr..
and Mrs. Tibetts, Mrs. Curtis and Mr.. Steward
Knowlton Of Camden were guests at Claude
Knowlton's Sunday, making the trip in Mr..
Knowlton's new car.
BURNHAM
1t is very hot and dry. Everybody is wish
ing for rain. Have not had even shower
here for weeks. Some have begun haying,
but.the,hay is very light. +. A very small crop
will be harvested unless rain comes soon. see.
Wednesday Mr. Harry Bell, who has been in
Connecticut for the past year. visited his
sister, Mrs. o. B. Mckechnie. on his way to
Garland. .. Mrs Nell McGray was buried last
week. Much sympathy is expressed for the
husband and daughter, also the aged parents
in Freedom, at whose home she died. Mrs.
Lulu Sidelinger of the Old Homestead is
slowly recovering from serious illness.
Everett Cook and Kate Perkins were married
Saturday evening. July 9th. by Justice of
Peace Capt. A. W. Fletcher....-A number
from this village attended the strawberry
Festival" at Sebasticook Grange Saturday
evening .. Robert Harlow of Guilford is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Evans.
W. G. Foster returned from Gettysburg Sum-
day night feeling well. but tanned = good,
; dark brown. He reports it very hot. but that
much was done to make the veterans COM
Portable. :. Mrs. L. W. Written and daughter
Phyllis spent the Fourth with the family Of
Ora Tilton =. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Sherman
and Karl McKechnie attended the races at
Waterville the Fourth. Misses Ethel Allen
and Blanche Foster were in Harmony the
Fourth. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Mudgett and
Miss Ruth were in Troy Sunday. Alfred
Bowden returned from Bangor General Hospi-
tai last week. not being nearly as well as
when taken there. His condition is consider
ed very critical He has no use OF his limbs
at all. Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Kinney and son