The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-09-11
CLARKE's CORNER. (Prospect.)

CLARKE's CORNER. (Prospect9
Mrs. Alice Emerson of Colo RADIO, Mrs.
Meta Emerson of Winterport and Miss
Ada Clarke of Boston were the guests of
Mrs. Sarah Clarke one day last week
Myron Clarke has gone to Boston, where
he has situation as clerk in a store...
Horace Clarke is shingling his hen houses.
| 80. Charles Grant is helping Manley Knowl-
| ton repair his barn. -. Henry Clarke and
wife arrived in town a few days ago from
Freedom and are now at the home of Mrs.
Ida Cole.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
| w. W. Lunt has malaria. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. johnson are at home from Portland.
| The Soap Club met with Mrs. C. f.
! Howard, Sept. Sd. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. j. W. Wentworth, Oct 1st...
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis are at home from
| Bar Harbor Mr.. Davis will return there
| this week, having secured employment. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 0. Jordan have gone to
| their home in Roslindale, Mass....P. B.
| French has returned from Northport.. f
| B. Ramsay of Northport was in town re-
| Gently
| STOCKTON SPRINGS.
Alton 7. Roberts of Vinalhaven, now a
junior at Harvard University, called on
relatives in town Sept. 3rd... Melvina Pat
| terson left by Thursdays boat for Boston
where she visited her niece, Mrs. Nathaniel
| rockingham, before proceeding to Wash.
| ington, d. C....Jesse p. Forbell, president
of The American Steamship Masters and
| Mates Association, of New York City, ar
| rived Thursday and was the guest of Capt
| Melvin Colcord and family until Tuesday
Mrs. Frank A. COlcord left Thursday en-
route to her home in Brooklyn, n w..
| Mrs Eden Shute went to Bucks Harbol
| last Thursday to join her husband and ac
| company him to New York in his vessel.
Capt. Melvin Colcord arrived by Saturday s
| boat from New York -. Rufus Mudgett
came from Kingman Saturday to be at home
| election day, returning Tuesday Honor to
! the man who remembers the obligation i'm
posed upon him by being born under the
| Stars and Stripes TO-. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
| l.. Hopkins and son George returned re-
Gently from two weeks visit in Por t.
land and in Somerville, Mass. Dr.. and
Mrs. Herman G. Hchborn, son Everett
and daughter Ruth, left Monday for theil
home in Cambridge. Mrs. James F. Ry
| der, after a three months visit with hel
parents, Capt. and Mrs. j. French Hichboru
| left by Mondays boat for Boston, whence
she sailed Wednesday for her home in Liv
| erpool, Eng. -. Lillian A. Simmons returned
Monday to her school duties in Boston.
Mrs. Adella G. Hichborn continues serious
~ i'll. Much anxiety is felt by her numer
Gus friends. Her sister, Mrs. Angie Mudg
ett has been with her the past three weeks
....Mr. and Mrs Elmer Thompson have
closed their Fort Point house and returned
to the village for the coming WINTER.
The Matinee Whist Club was hospitabl,
entertained last Friday by Mrs. Horac.
Griffin -. Frank Moulton Of Waterville is
with his mother, Mrs. Henry Mouton fol
a fortnight. The election here passed of
very quietly, Only a small vote was poled
| the Republicans securing the maiorites
| excepting in case of the representative t,
majority for the Democratic nominee
| The maj0rities We're as follows; Hill, Is
! lburleigh, Morse, Wadlin, Richie, Norton
| Cushman, Small and McCrillis, each II
| Ward for Rep. 20.
] WINTERPORT.
| The graduation exercises of the Grammar
and Primary schools, which were postponed
last June on account of diphtheria, wert
held at the Grammar school room Frida,
afternoon and it proved to be a very inter
estng occasion, creditabe alike to teachers
and pupils. The room was prettily decorat
ed with the colorS, green and white and a
great profusion of lovely cut flowers, ant
was filled with Interested spectators. The
graduating class from the Grammar to the
High school We're: Earle Dunton, Stel;
fainter, lllda Williams, Dick McGee
Blanche Young Ralph Lane, Lottie Thomp
son, Raymond Young, Marion Morgan, BY.
ron McDermott, Grace Thompson, Elem
Atwood. Those graduating from Miss Moody.
primary to the Grammar grade were
Russell Thomas Hall, Raymond Hamilton
1olHlcI, bldHCilc hdl loI otlCueSs elcS Mel
son Weed, Stanley Earl Mayo, Melvin
James Simpson. From Miss Sprowl's pri
mary: Francis Marie Lougee, Ernest Cor.
don Thompson, Alice Frances McDonough,
Materior Hughes, Mildred nann III Cole,
Daniel Ray Y oung, Ruth Agnes McDonough
Annie Louise Hughes, Mildred Sara Donlin
Marion Julia Morgan, Eva Christine Jep-
son. The program was DIS follows: Music
Miss Jessie Baker; prayer, Rev. J. W.
Hatch welcome, EarlDunton Glass History,
Elene Atwood rec, Alice McDonough; rec.
RaymondTainter ESSAY, SchoolLife, Blanche
Young; music, Mrs. Lougee, Mrs Moody
rec, Hilda Williams; rec, Russell Hall
rec, Frances Lougee; essay, H. w. Long
fellow, Lottie Thompson music rec, Mar
ion Morgan; rec, Blanche Belches; class
prophecy, Dick Niece; remarks by DR.. J
II. Baker, W. S. Littletield of the school
board. Rev. J. W. Hatch, Rev. Mr.. Hottie,
Hon. Fred Atwood, Ellery Bowden, Esq
comforting diplomas; benediction. The
whole affair was great success, and all
present felt that they had reason to be
proud of their schools. The young gradu.
ateS and some invited friends held a social