The Republican journal., 1919-04-24
WlNTERPORT

Rev. c. A. Purdy was reappointed to
the local passionate of the M. E. Church.
Mrs. Geo. Mansfield of Jonesport as
! been the guest of Mrs. G. R. Hill, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cookson are in
Bar Harbor for the season.
W. L. Carter of North Searsport has
I been business visitor in town.
Eden Smart has returned from a ten
days stay on his farm at N. Searsport
Rev. c. A. Purdy attended the sessions
of the Eastern Maine Conference at Milo.
A. F. Eldredge witnessed the launching
of the large steamer, the Waukomis, at
Sandy Point.
Mrs. Sadie Wells of Lynn, Mass. has
been the guest of her friend, Mrs. F. T.
! Bussey, of West Winterport.
Mr. and Mrs. John Green of Bangor
have been guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Cole
A. L. Blaisdell and L. D. Hill were
drawn as traverse jurymen for the April
term of court at Belfast
C. A. Mckinney and Capt. Charles
Crockett have been enjoying the early
spring fishing at Swan Lake.
Friends here regretted to learn of the
death of Mrs Annie Wentworth of Sears
port which occurred at No. Searsport
A birthday post card shower of nearly
, 100 missives was sent to Mrs. E. P. Good
rich, for her natal day at the Paine Hos
pital.
Harold Merrill has successfully passed
the Massachusetts, State Pharmaceutical
examination and is now a registered drug
gist in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Young have return
ed from a six weeks stay with their
, daughter and husband, Mi and Mrs Her.
bert kingwall in Boston, Mass.
Alfred Campbell of Long Island and
Mrs. Bernice Larrabee of Baltimore, Md,
were called here by the sudden death of
, their mother, Mrs. Geo. Campbell.
Mrs. c. L. Barrows visited Mrs. E. P
Goodrich at the Paine hospital, Wednes-
day, April 9, and found her in excellent
spirits and improving daily in health.
/ The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Franz n,h0cp rpntbar Ija1
when the child was four days old, died
| April 7th at the age of II days and was
inter ed beside her mother
! The friends of Mrs. William Lewis of
! Binghamton, N. Y, will be sorry to learn
: of the illness of her husband with typhoid
fever. Mrs. Lewis was Miss Florence
Blaisdell of this town before her mar
rage
Friends will be glad to know that DR..
Washington Co., have recovered from a
I severe attack of influenza, during which
| they were under the care of trained
nurse
The student dramatic club of Hampden
! Academy successfully presented their
, comedy drama, The Country Minister,
audience at Union Hall.
! w. H. Lord occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday fore
noon, April 18th, in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. c.. A. Purdy, and gave an
able and inspiring sermon which was
closely followed by the congregation.
Lewis Merrill of Bangor, VINO was a
native of this town, died at the home CT
his niece, Miss Corinne Barnard, at 7
Norway St., Boston, Monday April 9th
Funeral services were held in Boston,
Wednesday, and the remains arrived here
Thursday morning and were placed in the
tomb to await interment later.
The death of Laura, wife of Geo. Camp
bell, occurred very suddenly from a
stroke of paralysis, Thursday morning,
April 9th. She had been in her usual
health until within a few hours OF her
DEATH She was a daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Littleteld of this
town and left one sister, Mrs. MARTHA
Ward of West Winterport. Two chill
dren, Alfred of Long Island and Mrs. ber-
nice Larrabee of Baltimore, Md, also
survive. Funeral services were held
Sunday r M, Rev. T. P. Humphrey OF
Hamnden officiating. Burial was III the
family lot at Oak Hill cemetery.
Zapata, one of the Mexican revolution,
airy leaders, has met death alter several