The Republican journal., 1919-12-04
WINTERPORT

MISS huoy Gray spent the Ihanksglv-
ing recess at her home in owanville.
MIR. and Mrs. McNulty are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Clements enter
tained large family party Thanksglv-
ing Day.
Leroy WadIeigh has received his COM
mission as mate from the Rockland
School Of Navigation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Dryer and W. H.
Page of Bangor were Thanksgiving guests
of MIR. and Mrs, A P. Richie.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank c. Knowles enter
Gained Mr. and Mrs Frank w. Carleton
and Mr. and Mrs j. H. Young, Thanks
giving Day.
Rev. Chas. Banghart of Gorham, N.
H, who was called here by the death of
his wfe's mother, Mrs. Carrie NJ. Chase,
re urned home Friday.
The High and Grammar schools enjoy
ed a recess from Wednesday until Mon
day. The primary and intermediate
schools had one session Friday.
Nj and Mrs. C. S. Mason had as
thanksgiving guests Mr. and Mrs Geo.
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Campbell, A.
E. Campbell and Percy Campbell of Som
ervjIle, Mass
Miss Winifred Nealley, who teaches in
Milford, was at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs E. B. Nealley, for the holi-
dav Neal Merrill of Freeport was also
guest at the Nealley home. .zs-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L, Blaisdell were
wife. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blasdell of
Belfast, who entertained at dinner in
Cheir honor at the Windsor Hotel,
Mrs William Dotten and son John
went TO Baltimore, Md, last week to
ion MI Dotten who is chief engineer on
the ll00-ton freight steamer La Bette
which was expected to dock at Baltimore
last week.
The younger generation has been en-
toying the excellent coasting since the
snow and sleet storm of Thanksgiving
eve. But the rain of Saturday night put .
al end to their sport at present for not a
vestige of snow was to be seen on Sun
day morning
Ralph W. Lane left Monday evening,
Nov "A, for Baltimore, in response to
telegram from John Dotten who is har-
boz chief of large line of freight steam
ers for foreign and domestic ports Mr..
Lane hopes to secure a berth on the La
Bette on her next trip to Bordeaux,
France.
Friends Of Mr. and Mrs Ross A.
Thompson sympathize with them in the
loss by death of their little son Roswell
Tuesday morning of last week, after a
brief Illness, with congestion of the brain.
He was fine and promising little fellow
IN the second grade in school. Funeral
services were held at the home Thursday
afternoon, Rev c. A. Purdy officiating
he moving pictures given at Union
Han on Thursday evening by Wilbur
C-0ckett, manager, were well patronized
b. d .arge crowd who seemed to enjoy
the extra line productions of "What
Uncle Sam Had Up His Sleeve" and the
lIoIiwyn screen success, "Shadows,"
featuring Geraldine Farrar. The ball,
which followed, was also an especially
enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. Walter A. Cowan has been ap-
pointed chairman of the sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals, and has received 10000
10 dispose of in the zen days from Dec. /
to Dec. 10 inclusive. Mrs. Cowan has
organized her committee who will sell
the seals in the territory assigned to
them, as house to house canvass will be
necessary to complete the work in the
time specified. As this is worthy OBJ
lect, the prevention and cure of tuber-
culosis in our own State, it is hoped that
all will respond to this appeal to promote
The public health by purchasing generous
~ OF the seals which cost so little and
mean so much.
The funeral services of Mrs. Carrie Nj.
Chase, widow Of Rev. Benjamin F. Chase,
were held at the Methodist church We'd
nesday forenoon and were attended by
her relatives and friends. Rev. c. A.
Purdy, pastor Of the church, officiated,
his sermon being appropriate to the life
and character of Mrs. Chase to whom
he gave meritorious tribute At the
close he read Iennyson's Crossing the
Bar, which was a favorite of hers. F.
w Haley was funeral director and the
remains were taken to Unity to repose in
the family lot beside her husband. Thus
has passed on noble, lovable and sweet
Christian woman, beloved and respected
by all who knew her, one who was active
in deeds of kindness and benevolence in
the church and elsewhere, and who will
be long remembered for her many sterling
qualities of mind and heart