The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-06-19
WiNIERPORT

Traverse Carleton is about the same.
Miss Doris Doty is clerking in the Com
munity store,
Mrs. E. NJ. Arey visited Mrs. Waldron
in Belfast recently.
Mrs. Leslie Clark was the guest of Mrs.
Roscoe Arey in Belfast last week.
Joseph F. Hughes has been promoted to
Field Army clerk at Camp Devens.
Mrs, Arthur Lufkin visited relatives in
Mllllnocket few days recently.
Miss Leola Carleton of Danforth has
oeen the guests of her cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Hackett.
William Wardwell Treat, son of Mr..
and Mrs j, Treat, Jr., had his picture in
the Boston Sunday Herald, June 18th
Mrs. Lena (Sproule) Weed of Somer-
vile, Mass, arrived at her old home here
last week, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. George West has returned from
the Eastern Maine General Hospital
where she had been for surgical treat
ment
The Winterport girls who will graduate
from the Eastern Maine Normal school
this week are Miss Jennie c. Tripp and
Miss Dorothy Hughes.
Howard Lodge, f. and A. NJ, and Cush-
ing Chapter, O. E. S., will attend church
IN body next Sunday at TO- 80 a. M, it
beng an observance of St Johns Day.
Gushing Chapter will hold its last meet
ing before vacation, Wednesday evening.
June 25th. Ice cream and cake will be
served and the sisters will please bring
cake.
Mrs. P, J. Cuddy of Boston and Win
terport came to her home here last week
Her son, Norman j. Cuddy, who has been
overseas several months in the goth
Engineers, is with her at present.
Congratulations are cordially extended
N Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Peterson, who
T,,are united in marriage in New York
ely Monday, June 9th. Mrs. Peterson
VAS Miss Blanche Beches, formerly of
this town
The following are ninth grade pupils in
the Grammar grade: Miss Harriet T.
Moody. teacher; BessieE. Carleton. Mari
on F. Cole, Kennard S. Crimmin, Pauline
F Crockett, Ellery F. Dorr, Clarissa
Hackett, Lilias Hopkins, Ethel Kelley,
Flora Marshall Della Parker, lone A.
,Staples and Minerva Wilson. All took
their final State examination for entrance
into the High School, Friday, which the
entire class expects to enter this fall
After the examinations were disposed of
Miss Moody treated the graduates to ice
cream and cake.
About 80 members of Mizpah Rebekah
Lodge attended the district meeting in
Belfast Tuesday, June 10th. The degree
staff conferred the degree in its usual
highly credtabIe manner. Thursday even
ing. June 18th. about 35 members of the
lodge attended the institution of new
Rebeb ali Lodge in Stockton Springs and
the degeee staff again exemplitied the de-
gree on a class of 50, having received the
invitation from Mrs. Valera D. Merrill of
Portland president of the Rebekah AS
semDly, who considered this staff to be
one of the finest in the State.
Garfield Lodge, l. o. o. F., and Mzpah
Rebekah Lodge held their annual memo
rial service at Union Hall, at p m. Sun
day afternoon. The Winterport band
furnished music, it being its first appear
. ance since the world war. Hon. Willis
E. Parsons of Foxcroft, Past Grand Mas
ter was the speaker and held the close
attention of all There were 63 names
read from Garfield Lodge and q names
Of deceased members by Mizpah Rebekah
Lodge. Ali marched to Oak Hill ceme-
terry, where the graves were decorated in
accordance with the solemn observance
of this annual custom in Odd Fellowship