The Republican journal., 1914-08-20

John and Tolford Durham, Albert K. Fogp
and Carroll S. Parker came in Sunday from
Camp Quantabacook, where they had spent six
happy weeks.
Miss Frances A. Sargent, teacher of the first
grade of the North Primary school, will be
promoted to the second grade to succeed Miss
Julia M. Leary. who resigned on account of
illness, and Mrs. Grace Emmons of Citypoint
will succeed Miss Sargent.
Those who knew Isle au Haut in the DAYS when
there were roads on the island only foot
paths over the lodges and through the under
brush; and those who later have ridden over
the road that takes enc completely around this
picturesque isle. will be interested to learn that
section of State road is now under construc-
ton. The filling is composed of mussel shells
and clay flats, which is said to give the road
bed good hard surface.
The TARRING CAST. Herbert Littlefeld of
Monroe was before the Municipal cour; Aug.
18th, on complaint of Charles Fogg of that
town. who charged him with being one of
half dozen n en- who applied tar to him at mid
having anything to do with the affair and said
he was abed at the time. Judge Knowlton de-
cided that there was not enough evidence to
hold him and he was discharged short time
ago Fogg had Guy Twombly of Monroe ar
rested on the same charge, who denied all
knowledge of the affair, but was held under
bonds for the grand jury
c. c. Cunningham has received news that
his daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Annie Wilson of
Palmdale, Calf, was thrown from her horse
while riding over the mountain road into Ian
caster and seriously injured. She was taken
to the su miner resort at Elizabeth Lake
Miss Cunningham went to California to teach
school and Jan. 9, 1914, married James Wilson
of Palmdale and is very happily situated Mr..
Wilson owns and very successfully manages a
500-acre ranch, growing oranges, lemons and
almonds. He is also engaged in bee culture
on a large scale. Mr.. and Mrs Cunningham
went to California to live with their daughter
but were unable to remain as the high altitude
did not agree with Mrs. Cunningham.
AT THE HOSPITALS. Three patients were
admitted to the Waldo County hospital the
past week. :. Lubbert Russell, aged IL years
and Walter Gray, both of Belfast, in the medi-
cal department, and Chester Bailey of Troy
f surgical treatment. Miss Beulah Rich,
one of the nurses in the training school, who
has been at her home in Lowell, Mass. follow
ing an operation for appendicitis, return ed
last week and resumed her duties. =. Miss
Rola =.
home in Unity for vacation E. There are
four surgical cases at the Tapey hospital, as
| follows: Frederick Patterson of Camden, N. J
| who was visiting in Waldo; Joshua Allen OF
Montville, removal of gall, bladder, etc.
Menikie Chryshomski, who underwent very
critical surgical operation and is now out OF
danger. and Beatrice Ankle Of Islesbcro
abdominal operation.
A Picnic AT WARRENs LANDING. The Bap-
fist Sunday school had their annual picnic last
Saturday at Warren's Landing, Islesboro. The
! cloudy morning kept many from attending
and only about IS gathered at the Eastern
Steamship wharf to take the steamer Anna
Belle, which left about ten o'clock Arriving
at Warren's Landing the party gathered on the
bluff by the lime kilns and ate their dinner
and after having their pictures taken by one
of the party adjourned to the beach. where thu
children played ball and went in wading ant
the older ones went on strolls along the shor,
and finding the blueberries very plentiful som,
filled their lunch boxes. All voted that War
ren's Landing was an ideal place for picn
and it is hoped to make another trip there OF
Labor Day. In the afternoon the party wa
increased by two who came the steame
fremont. The Anna Belle called at the Land
ing on her afternoon trip down and the part,
went over to Castine Brooksvile and Baga
duce Landing. which was one of the most en-
joyable parts of the excursion, and arrive
back at belfast about o'clock.
A SHOWER IN WINTERPoRT. Mrs Albert
George gave most enjoyable matrimonis
trunk shower Aug. 18th from three to six (
M at her home for Miss Sophia B. Chase O
Winterport, whose approaching marriage t
Mr. Lemuel Jelison will take place in Septem
ber The guest of honor arrived at four an
was invited to investigate the contents of tn
trunk, which was filled to OVERLOOKING wit
dainty and useful gifts. Verses, witty, sent
mental and reminiscent. best wishes and
prophesy, were written for the occasion, a
causing much merriment. In the dinin
room, where the refreshments were servet
the decorations were white streamers suspend
ed from the ceiling to the table with oxeye
daisies for a centerpiece, and in other room
the beautiful flowers of the summer seaso
were very profuse. Mrs. George was assiste
in serving refreshments by her daughter. Mr.
W. H. Kelly, and Mrs. c. c. Moody. Mi
Elizabeth Fernald, Miss Margaret Power
Those present were Mrs. c. M. Chase. Miss
Croxford, Mrs. D. H. Smith. Mrs. Chas. Crocl
EFT, Mrs. Ellen Littlefeld, Mrs. Mary Hale
Mrs. Emma Philbrook, Mrs. Laura Cole, Mr.
Emma Rowe. Mrs. Flora Gilman, Mrs. S.
Danielson, Mrs. E. L. Nickerson, Mrs. C.-l
Bowden, Mrs. A. E. Fernald, Mrs. w.
Belches, Mrs. J. o. Moody, Mrs. E. Bowde
Mrs. c. c. Moody, Mrs. w. H. Kelly. Mrs. c.
Hill, Mrs. J. H. Thayer, Mrs. A. J. Lockhar
Mrs. J. II. Freeman, Misses Elizabeth Formal
ar II.