The Republican journal., 1921-04-21
NORTHPORr

Mrs. Wm.. Thompson spent day or
two here recently.
o. C. Folsom of Dexter called on friends
in town recently.
Allston Whitmore is visiting with his
brother and mother at Saturday Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Woodman ha We
arrived at their cottage at Shore Acres.
Lincoln Clark is at home On visit to
his family from Auburn, where he is en-
ployed.
]. W. Turner came recently for few
days. to get his cottage ready for the
summer.
Mr.. VIM. Hatch was in town one day
recently looking after his cottage prop
srty at Kelley's' Cove.
Mrs Mary Smith and friend have ar
rived at the formers cottage on South
| Shore for the spring and summer months.
| Fred Condor is planning to open his
store at Bayside soon, and has been down
several times getting it ready for sum
| mer.
A. A. Peldleton and son of Islesboro
are employed IN digging an artesian we'll
near the new j. D. Mortimer house at
Kelley's Cove, assisted by Mr.. Decker,
| also of Islesboro.
VIM. Smalley is visiting his family at
Little River, Mrs Smalley and their
son Karl having moved down recently
to the house owned by Mr. Smalley
which is his old home.
Mrs. Goodwin of Fairfield, who has
spent several months with her daughter,
Mrs. Merle Huff, left for home April 9,
accompanied by Mrs. Huff and her little
girl, Priscilla, who will visit relatives for
few weeks.
The latest reports of Donald Dodge,
who was recently taken to Fairfield sani-
tarium, say that he is greatly improved
in health and is now able to walk about
| the grounds, Recent examination shows
his lungs are slightly affected, but it is
said that it is durable as treatment was
given in time.
A shower of post cards was sent to
Fairfield to Donald Dodge one day re-
Gently by his neighbors and friends. A
purse of Sli5 was also collected through
the kindness of Mr.. Frank Moore of
which S25 was given by Mr.. Ira M. Cobe,
by whom Mr.. Dodge is employed in the
summer months.
Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Perkins have
arrived home after visit in Boston,
where they made their headquarters at
the Adams House. Mr. Perkins has been
having rather serious trouble with his
eyes, but it is thought they are improv-
ing and his many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mrs Lena Rankin of Lincolnville, sup
erintendent of schools. was in town April
18th. The town schools, with the ex-
ceptlon of the Browns Corner school,
which began March 28th, began April IL.
The Brainard school will be discontinued
for the present, and the scholars trans
ported to the Woods school by Mr.. Har-
ry Drinkwater.
Mr. and Mrs. John Halliday of New
York arrived in Belfast April 9, max
ing the trip as far as Portland in their
car and from Portland to Belfast by train.
April 10 they came to South Shore to
stay in the Smith cottage, ''Breezy
Point for the next 3 months, after
which they will have the Stevens cot
tage on South Shore.
c. A. Sheldon's store was entered
again on the night of April 9th by
thieves, less than three weeks from the
time of the first burglary. This time
they took few pennies and 2 or Cana
dian so cent pieces. 1t is hoped the
thieves will be caught as no one feels
safe with such creatures in their midst.
They made their entry by window as
before, by cutting out the frame and
breaking the glass, for the windows were
SO securely fastened that that was the
only way they could have got in.