The Republican journal., 1917-08-09
NrERPORr.

Edward Howe, assistant keena-
dleback Light, is at his home ba, " Sat.
furlough. '0r
Miss Letha Hurd, a teacher !,
Pine, Neb., is spending the SUNNI. N'pg
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira HurJ NS
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer McAurs
Massachusetts,, have BEEN guest, u, d
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Ma b
Clement D. Gates, who Spent
days with his family who are her. "a
summer,left for his home in jacks
Fla, Friday. 'Ns
Dr. and Mrs. William Elhngwo,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nash of Ro.l
spent the weekend with Mr. ana '''@
Joshua Treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mason, Mr., +,
Campbell and Miss Doris Csm,bon @
for their respective homes in Sons ~
Mass, Friday.
Mr.and Mrs Raymond Young of B,..
arrived on Sundays boat for ,,...
their respective parents, Mr. ana II,
John Young and Mr.. and Mrs Ho ~
kingsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Clements s.,.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. F. W HALEY .
Miss Mildred Haley, spent Tueyf,, y.
last week at the Winterport ron,
Northport.
c. c. Clements, one of the toor..,
progressive farmers, has received Ar. .,
pointment from Gov. MiIhkeu a. Al,
gate to the International Farmer, In,
gress, which will convene al Peoria m
Sept. 25th and Goth.
The patriotic moving pictures baH,,.
sale of refreshments WedneSI7,. at.,,
for the benefit of the Winte-g.r. t-,..
of the Red Cross was largely 5ttsr+.
and financial success, $l01 BENG A.
net proceeds which will be s1ena.,
materials for work.
The demonstration of Food Copss,-
ton by Miss Blanche Websler 5rai...
of Simmons College and a ,ea,beref ..
mestic science for the pas, live y.,,,
was held at l. o. o. F. banquet hall r.
day afternoon before large audience -.
interested ladies. Miss Websrer lena,
strated the cold pack method adv5,s.s
by the government. The cJmnr,s- +.
charge were Mrs. May W Bussey M.
Orrie G. Moody, Mrs. Car shaw .-.
Mrs. c. B. Jewett.
DR.. William J. Adlingtpa w,a IA.
drafted, has enlisted in the Denrs 5-s
and was in Portland Saturdar fr eAlr.
nation. William Dotten alsr among .-
first number drafted is 2nd engines
the tank steamer Melero, and IS ,r q ..,.
age at present Walter X CLARK also. j. f..
draft has enlisted in the 10th Reserve F-.
gineers, Forest Service, and eft I.a-sw
for Fort Slocum, N Y. Others 1snn
first drafted numbers are Harm --as
Byron G. McDermott, Alton J. fgsg
Geo. E. Young, Raymond n aIem
Ernest G. Thompson, Ralpr rs u,
Horace C. Clark
Monday of last week the .v- al
visited by the worst series of .rela
showers within the memory Of 1a8t,
tants, beginning at II a. n. anu r.-
ing with brief intermisSi0Gs ltr r
night. Lightning struck at the ram
F. 7. Bussey, West Winterpor, lu5 s
nited, but by prompt work lte la '3
extinguished resulting fortune H
little damage. Lightning ais.
the residence of c, w. Nea.y 0
Clement at Whites Cornel a- d.
resulted. 1t also struck tFr-> Id.
phone poles. The electric ll.- md e#
phone men were busy Seve1 rys Re-
storing service.
Capt. Stephen McDonough 5a
R. Lowe arrived home from Bra
Wednesday of last week, anc 0s
interviewed by interested Seconds
others in regard to their re"n ."
ences with the German suomarH--
captain of the submarine selat
pers of the ship, but allowed .a.' s."
Donough to retain his chrou as'r-
ships compass which were hs wr511
erty. The homeward trip ws 7sa,a5
and uneventful. One evening au ,-.
was held on board ship for the yrl
the blind soldiers of France The
cles auctioned off consisted .A
contributed by the passens5 .7P
McDonough presented the conlpaSs. ".
brought $1,000, being bid of b, d "aa TO
man, who evidently thought j. ua
compass as it was on both Schgont- "-
manded by Capt. McDouou-u F..
were sunk by the submarines