The Republican journal., 1916-09-14
WINTERPORT.

WINTERPORT.
Mrs, G. H. Clements attended club meet
ing of the jolly Twelve Monday.
Page & Brer installed an electric corn pop
per and peanut rooster last week.
Mrs. Ida Littlefeld of Hampden was the
guest of Mrs. R. l.. Clements the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Young left by train
for Boston Sept. 9th for their annual vacation.
DR.. Ralph Ellingwood and son were passen-
gers on Saturdays boat for their home in Bos-
ton.
Harold Merrill left by boat Sept. 9th for
Boston, where he has a position in drug
store.
Mrs. J. H. Thayer and daughter Margaret
returned Friday from their cruise with Capt
Thayer.
Mrs Sarah Clark left recently for New
Hampshire to visit her daughter, Mrs. Horace
Mansur.
Among those on the sick list are Edward
Bowden, Mrs. Daniel Spencer and Mrs. A. J.
Lockhart.
Mrs. Clara Merrill and daughter Winnie
visited their aunt, Mrs. Abbie Graves, in
Oropo Friday.
Randall Young is staying with his aunt. Mrs.
c. G. Clements, during his parents absence in
Massachusetts.
Miss Grace Coggins lett Monday for Farm
the Normal school.
Miss Maria Treat went to Rockland on Fri-
days boat and left there on Sundays boat for
her home in Boston.
Misses Winifred Nealey and Geneva Thomp-
son left Monday to begin their studies at the
E. S. N. S., Castine.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Mason of Hampden
were guests of their son and wife, Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Mason. Sunday.
Several of the members of Howard Lodge,
F. & A. NJ, visited the lodge at East Dixmont
Thursday evening, Sept. 7th.
Despite the heavy shower Friday evening
goodly number from here went to Bangor to
see and hear Charles E, Hughes.
The Republican rally. bah.i concert and free
dance at Union hall Monday evening was
largely attended despite the rain.
Mrs. Charles Brier ard Mrs. Albion Ritshie
frequently visit their brother, Walter Fair
banks of Monroe. who is stii critic lily ill.
Those from here who will receive the wild.
.f H.,
law Mrs. Abbie Fernald and Mrs. Eaton.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Carter of D MYERS,
Mass, and Mrs. Cass of North Searsport were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Eastman Sun.
day.
Mrs Sadie Wells returned to her home in
Lynn. Mass Monday. She had been sum-
mer guest of Mrs. May W. Bussey in West
Winterport.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Clements. MIR. and Mrs.
w. A. Clements of Belfast and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. P. Clements of Whites Corner visited Mr..
and R. L. Clements Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Young left by train Sunday for
visit with relatives in Boston. She was accom-
panied by her son Carleton. who has been
spending his vacation here.
A Republican rally was held from the band
stand Friday afternoon. Leroy Hight of Au-
gusta spoke, and Charles Hammons of Belfast
sang. accompanied by the band.
Raymond Carleton, who has had employ.
ment in Auburn. has returned home and is
substituting on rural route No. l during the
absence of the regular carrier. Mr.. Young.
Among those who left on Fridays boat for
their homes were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thomp-
son of WoIIaston, Mass. Miss Lucille English
of Forest Hills. Mass Mrs. Flora Bryant and
Miss Alice Bryant of Somerville. Mass, Mrs.
Josephine Mason and family. Boston, Mrs.
Florence Lewis, Binghampton, N. Y.
The schools in town began Monday with the
following teachers: High school, Frederick Pope
of Watervlle; assistant. Miss Jordan of Seal
Harbor; grammar. Louise Smith; intermediate,
Harriet Moody; upper primary. Catherine
Haley; lower primary. Grace Thompson; Whit
tier. Miss Hatch; Boyds Corner. Agnes Carle-
ton; Ellingwood's Corner, Franz Littlefield;
Whites Corner, Linda Bickford: West Winter
port Cora M. Blaisdell.