The Republican journal., 1918-04-18
WINTERPORT.

Capt Stephen McDonough will return
to New York this week.
William Rowe returned last week from a
visit with his sister in Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Chandler have
moved into their new home and are nice
ly settled.
Capt John Philbrook returned Wednes-
day from Bangor hospital where he had
been for treatment.
Mrs. David Smith returned several
days ago from few months stay with
her son Arthur and family in Portland.
Friends of Mrs. Chas. Mason, former
illness at her home in Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Eaton spent the weekend
in Orono where she was the guest OF
President and Mrs. Alley of the Univer-
sity
ceived letter from their son Silas, say
ing that he is i'll with pneumonia in
French hospital.
Mrs John Cole was called to Bangor
recently to care for her daughter, Mrs.
John Green who is suffering with sew
ere abscess in her ear.
Mrs. Frances Lougee Smith left the
first of last week for Chattanooga, Tenn,
to join her husband, Lieut.. Leroy Smith
of the Medical Corps.
Walter Atwood was in Bangor, Friday,
to meet his brother and wife, MI and
Mrs. L. C. Atwood of Eastport, who stop
ped over while en- route for Boston, Mass.
The steamer City of Bangor locked at
the wharf here for the first time this
season at 80 p. m, Wednesday. Several
tugs with coal harges in tow have also
been observed on their woy to Bangor.
The Misses Geneva Thompson, Win-
fred Nealley and Jennie Tripp came Fri
day from the E. NJ. Normal school at
Castine for ten days vacation. Miss
Thompson is secretary of the senior class.
Several visitors were present at the
| Upper Primary school last Friday after
noon, when program was given and ap-
propriate exercises held in honor of the
new silk flag which was secured through
the efforts of the teacher, Miss Doris
Hatch, assisted by the pupils.
At the regular meeting of Gushing
Chapter Wednesday evening two petit
lions for membership were received and
one other balloted on. 1t was voted to
invite Star of the East Chapter of Hamp-
den to visit the chapter at its regular
meeting Wednesday evening, May 9th.
G. H. York of Whites Corner, chair
man of the Winterport committee on
food production, has appointed Geo. A.
Cole, S. H. Baker, Chas. Curtis and r.
L. Clements as subcommittee in this
part of the town. C. C. Clements, chair
man for Waldo county, is one of our
most progressive farmers.
Roy Fernald of the Winterport High
school was the four-minute speaker at
the moving picture entertainment last
Thursday evening. His address was one
that showed wonderful ability, especially
in one so young as he, and he spoke
clearly and forcefully, and all are pre-
dieting a promising future for this gifted
young man.
While the sale of the Third Liberty
Loan bonds by the committee last week, |
DIR. E. P. Goodrich. Walter A. Cowan,
ESQ, w. H. Lord and Joshua Treat, Jr.,
did not 90 lover the top, still enough
was subscribed, over $1,000, to make
them confident that the total allotment, !
So, 800, will be secured. Garfield Lodge,
l. O. o. F., invested $500 and Cushing
Oh apter, o. E. s., $500 in the bonds and
doubtless other orders will do the same
when their next regular meetings are
held
The death of Mrs. Walter McDonough
occurred Thursday of last week at her
home on Lower Main street Of heart fall
ure. She had been in her usual good
health until Immediately preceding ner
death. She was a woman of estimable
character, devoted to her home and fami-
w. true friend and kind neighbor. she
was a member of St. Gabrieps Catholic
church, Besides her husband she leaves
five children, Mrs. Fred c. Atwood anu
Capt. Stephen McDonoueh of this town.
DIR. Thomas H. McDonoueh Of Brown
Vile, Mrs. Thomas Bell of Everett, Mass
and Miss Louise McDonough of Belfast.
How Are They eltlng7