The Republican journal., 1919-05-29
WINIERPORT

Percy Hall played in the Bangor band
Thursday for the parade.
Mrs. Geo. Nh Clements spent the week.
end with her sister, Mrs. Lydia Wood
man, in Monroe.
Mrs. Dora Kneeland has been the guest
of her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Kneeland, in Bangor.
A large crowd went to Bangor to wit
ness the parade which celebrated the
home coming of the boys.
Judge Bowden will give the memorial
address at Union hall, where the usual
exercises will be held at p. m.
All are glad to greet Mrs. j. H. Thayer
and daughter, Miss Margaret, who have
been spending the winter in Salem, Mass
Rev C. A. Purdy preached an appro-
pirate memorial sermon Sunday forenoon
to large congregation. Five veterans
were present
A. w. Shaw attended the funeral of his
friend, DIR. Charles Fremont Cowan, at
the residence in West Hampden Wednes-
day forenoon.
Mrs Walter Arey and Mrs. lisa Couil-
lard were matrons at the M. E. Circle
Tuesday afternoon. The next circle will
! be held in October.
The ladies of the NJ E. Circle will give
public entertainment at the vestry Tues
day evening, June 3rd. Sandwiches, cake,
etc, will be on sale.
Mrs. E. b. Nealley spent few days in
Milford, where she was the guest OF her
daughter, Miss Winifred, who teaches the
primary school in that village.
Adria Leonard, the little daughter of
Roy P. Leonard, cut her hand severely on
saw last Tuesday, DR.. Goodrich dressed
the wound which took nine stitches to
close.
Mrs Geo. Mansfield who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. C. R. Hill, re-
turned to her home in Jonesport Wednes-
day, after few days visit in Bangor
with Mrs. Emmie P. Thompson.
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge initiated sew
eral new members at its last regular
meeting. An invitation was accepted to
work the degree at Stockton June 18th,
where a new Rebekah Lodge will be in
stituted.
! Mrs Margaret Stokell was called to
| the home of her sister, Mrs Pierce Latin
in Frankfort last Tuesday, and has re-
manned with her as Mrs Latin was pros
trated by the sad death of her son, Chas.
| E. Latin.
The friends here of Mrs. Harriet Kelly)
Fogg, wife of Mr.. Fogg, who is the pro-
prietor of the CopIey-Piaza Hotel in Bos-
ton, were shocked to learn of her sudden
death Saturday. She left an infant who
was but few hours old Mrs Fogg was
the niece of Mr.. and Mrs Frank French,
now Of Bangor, and most of her girlhood
was spent here at her home, from which
she was married. She was about 35 years
of age.
The many friends here of Charles E.
Latin of Frankfort deeply deplore his
death by drowning in Swan Lake May
Goth. His cousins from here, Mr. and
Mrs. James Foley, Mr. and Mrs Stephen
Foley, John and Franz. Foley, Mrs. John
Philbrook and Mrs Marshall attended
the funeral services which were held at
the Catholic Church in Frankfort Friday
morning. The interment was here in
Oak Hill cemetery.
The following is the program pr, sented
at the sophomore recital, Friday evening
al Union hall: Selection, orchestra, reci-
tations, Spartacus to the Gladiators,
Mahlon Dunbar; Aunty Dolefuls Visit,
Bertha Damon; Bill Mason's Bride, Mary
EllingWood; vocal solo, Joshua Treat, Jr.,
Rotations, The Finish of Patsy Barnes,
Hazel Morgan; Milking Time, Kathleen
MacCatfrey; The Little Hero Gladys
Clark. Music by Knowles orchestra of
four pieces.
In the report of the work done by the
woman solicitors of the Victory Liberty
Loan committee, Mrs. Geo A. Cole, chair
man Of the Woman's Division, and Geo.
H. Clements, chairman of Mems Division,
the following change is made which is
agreeable to all concerned. One helmet
was awarded to Mrs. R. L. Clements who
secured th2 largest number of subscribers
the first week, which was in accordance
with the instructions received from James
Dean, chairman from New England head
quarters IN Boston. This was to stimu-
late interest early in the campaign. Later
advises, however, from Clement W. Wes-
colt, Waldo County chairman, recon-
mend that, the helmet be awarded to the
one who secured the largest number of
subscribers in the entire campaign which
is satisfactory arrangement, hence the
helmet is awarded to Mrs. Timothy G.
Fellows. The helmets are In the drug
store of F. c, Atwood, where they have
been on exhibition since being received