The Republican journal., 1918-05-23
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WINTERpORT.

Mrs. C. A. Mckinney has Joined her
husband at Swan Lake.
Mrs. M. A. Patch has been visiting
friends in Bangor and Brewer
Mrs. Emily C. Rowe is housekeeping
this summer for Lewis Atwood
Mrs. Stephen Foley returned May 18th
from brief visit in Boston.
Manley McAuliffe returned from Swan
Lake May 10th. He caught 3 large trout,
the largest weighing l-2 pounds.
Daniel Young and friend from Hart
/ ford, Conn, motored here recently for
visit with his father, E. S. Young.
Capt. and Mrs Faulkingham and Miss
Doris Doty returned May 10th from De-
land, Florida, where they spent the WIN
ter as usual.
Judge Bowden has returned from Belfast
having been there to preside at the Pro-
bate Court, which convened May 14th
Mr. and Mrs C. R. Hill and MIR. and
Mrs G. H. Clements have been at the
Hill cottage at Swan Lake recently for a
few days sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs Joshua Treat, Jr., left
May 18th for Dorchester Mass, where
Mrs Treat will visit her sister, Mrs
William Kennedy. Mr. Treat will re-
turn this week.
Walter A. Cowan, Esq, W. NJ of
Howard Lodge, F. & A. NJ, attended the
Grand Lodge at Portland recently. He
also attended the War Conference which
was held there.
Roy Fernald, W. H. s. 49, was the
four-minute speaker at the moving pict-
ure entertainment recently. He spoke on
the Red Cross and his remarks were ap-
plauded frequently.
Ray D. Robinson, Supt of Schools,
Misses Louise A. Smith, Jeanne Grim
min and Grace Thompson attended the
Penobscot County Teachers Convention
in Bangor May 10th and nth.
Mrs Mary E. Atwood chairman of the
knitting department of the A. r. c.
here, sent the following articles recently:
Is pairs of stockings, 1850 gun wipes, IS
pairs old kid gloves pair hospital socks,
l quilt; also furnished three boys in April
with complete outfits, John H. Morgan,
William j. Hewitt and Horace G. Clark,
who were all pleased and wish to thank
the ladies of the Red Cross for same.
Mrs Eunice avery Campbell, widow
of Charles Campbell, died at the home
of her brother-in-law, Augustus Camp
bell, Monday evening May 9th, after a
brief illness. She was one of the best of
women and a loyal friend. She left
three children, Mrs. Mamie Arey of VIM
terport, Harry of Worcester, Mass, and
Mrs Ida Fisher of Arizona; also several ;
grandchildren. Funeral services were
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
May 9Th, Rev. H. d. Knowles officiating
F. W. Haley had charge and the inter-
ment was in Oak Hill cemetery. beside
her husband who died Nov. 9, 1916.
The most enjoyable event of the year
in fraternal circles occurred on Wednes-
day evening, May 9th, when Star of the
East Chapter of Hampden were guests
by invitation of Gushing Chapter O. E.
S. A delightful banquet was served at
730 Much credit is due the committee,
Mrs. C. L. Barrows, Mrs. C. c. Moody
and Mrs. Leslie Mayo who were assisted
by Mrs. C. R. Hill, Mrs. Annie r. Fer
maid, Mrs c. A. Campbell, and the Misses
Juanita Hill and Grace Thompson and
Mrs. James Carleton. The degree was
conferred in an excellent manner. The
following program was presented: Piano
duet, Misses Jessie Baker and Miss Juan
tia Hill; reading, Mrs. Edwin Bowden;
vocal solo, Mrs. Leslie Mayo, encored;
original reading, Annie B. Clements, en-
cored; humorous reading, Mrs. c. R. Hill,
encored; vocal solo. Mrs. Leslie Mayo,
encOred; humorous reading, James Garlic
ton, encored; piano duet, Misses Hill and
Baker. Remarks from the following visit
ors, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Sparrow, Hon.
Henry w. Mayo, Messrs. Emerson, Cur
tbs and Hoyt of Hampden, and Mr.. and
Mrs Gerrish of Bethany Chapter, Stock
ton; also Judge Bowden, c. r. Hill, W.
H. Lord, and Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Cole of Gushing Chapter.