The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-12-14
wINrERPoRT.

Mrs. Eudora Kneeland is confined to
her home by illness.
Mrs. L. M. Wharf, was a recent bust
ness visitor in Bangor.
The schools in town closed Dec. Sth
for three weeks vacation.
Arthur Archer and wife of Bangor
were Thanksgiving guests of c. R..
Lougee.
DR.. C. H. Mason and wife were guests
of his parents, DIR. Walter Mason and
wife in Hampden Thanksgiving.
Mrs. MARTHA Ward of West Winter
port was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
c. A. Campbell, for few days recently.
Capt. Edward Howe left Monday,
Dec. 4th. for Saddleback light, where he
will assume his duties as assistant light
keeper.
Misses Gladys Cole and Grace Colson,
who have office positions in Bangor;
spent Thanksgiving at their respective
homes.
Mrs A. W. Shaw and Mrs. John Young
visited their sisters, Mrs. Charles Coui-
hard and Mrs. Rose Arey in Hampden
recently,
The Delta Alpha Sunday school class
held successful sale and entertainment
at the NJ. E. vestry, Tuesday evening,
Nov. 18th.
The electric mill at West Winterport
owned by Bussey & White is fully equip
ped and ready for custom saving when
the snow comes
Clare Moody left for his home IN
Helena, Mont, Tuesday, and was ac-
companied as tar as Boston by his sister,
Miss Harriet Moody.
William Hill and wife of Boston came
t Nov. 18th for a two weeks vaca ion,
which they will spend with his parents,
e. K. Hill and wife.
Richard Talnter and wife left Nov.
Both for Portsmouth, N. H.. where he
will join the U. S. S. South Carolina, of
which he is bandmaster.
DR.. and Mrs E. P. Goodrich and Miss
Nellie Clark were dinner guests of Mr..
Tibbetts and wife of Bangor at the Pc
nobscot Exchange, Nov. 30th.
| Miss Chapman, teacher of the Inter
her parents in Carmel. She was accom-
panied by Walter Atwood to whom her
engagement was announced in the early
fall.
C. C. Moody and wife and Miss Jordan,
assistant High schoo! teacher, spent the
weekend in Bangor as the guests OF
Mrs. Moody's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Whelden, who are soon
to move to Connecticut.
E. H. Clements and wife went tc
Rockland Nov. 18th, where they were
joined by Dr.. William Ellingwood anC
wife, all going to North Haven, where
they We're Thanksgiving guests of DR..
E. r. Mansfield and wife, who were
formerly located here.
The drama gwen by the Winterpor1
High school Thursday evening, Nov
Both, was a complete success. The parts
were we'll taken, the audience large anC
well pleased. Dancing, with music by
Knowles orchestra. followed the drama
A visit to the shirt factory will be con
vlncing that this industry has come tt
stay. There is every indication that the
factory will be running to its full capacl
ty by the middle of the winter. as new
| workers are coming In each week, anC
conditions are more satisfactory the las
few weeks owing TO the change IN man
agement.
The Board OF Trade is considering ;
proposition for a factory for the manu-
facture of laundry machine which Il
regarded as the most practical invention
of its kind on the market. Parts of Thu
machine are made of wood, and it is be
lieved that the kind required is available
in abundance in the outlying wooded
section. The Board Of Trade was put il
touch with this industry by the Contra
Maine Power Co. and it is confdentl.
expected that it will locate here in thu
near future.