The Republican journal., 1919-05-01
WlNIERpORT
Capt. Chas. Crockett and F. E. Dunton
hav- spent few days at Swan Lake.


Capt. Chas. Crockett and F. E. Dunton
nav spent few days at Swan Lake.
Mrs. A. A. Barden is the guest of her
son, Fred, at South Monroe, for few
weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Cunningham. who has spent
! the winter in Bangor, has returned to her
home here
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Smith and Mrs.
Z. E. Bowden have been i'll with the pre-
valllng epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Smart of Prospect
nave been guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Eden Smart
Thomas Carew, assistant light keeper
at Deer Isle Light, Boston harbor, has
spent furlough at his home here.
Chester L. Barrows, station agent at
the b. q A. station. has been on the sick
llst and substitute has been sent.
Chas E. Bartlett and son Donald of
orono called on friends here recently,
making the trip in his automobile.
Mrs Ellen Eaton and Mrs. Mary
DoWnes attended the funeral of their
cousin, Annie c. Norwood, in Bangor.
Harold S. Merrill, registered pharma-
clst, has accepted lucrative position in
a drug store in Bristol, Conn, and begun
his duties there.
Chas. S. Mason and E. P. Hopkins, who
have employment in Bangor, came to
spend the holiday and Easter at their re-
spective homes in town.
Chas. Cunningham, who is employed
IN Bath, and his two sons, Raymond and
Lysle, who are employed in Bangor,
spent Easter at their home here
Earle Clark, who has been ill with
pneumonia and its attendant compica-
tlons is beginning to make marked i'm
provement, DR.. Watson of Monroe has
been the attending physician.
The postponement of steamboat ser
! vice, which was expected to begin April
22nd, was a disappointment to those who
intended to 60 on that day to Boston to
attend the parade of April Goth.
Capt. Chas. Crockett is the banner
Swan Lake fisherman of the early season,
having landed II beauties recently that
weighed in the aggregate 25 lbs. and
ounces, four FOUNDER being the largest.
Ira G. Young who has position under
the State Highway Commission, has
gone to Augusta to begin the seasons
work. He was accompanied by Capt.
Benz Eaton, who will cook for the crew
OF which MIR. Young is overseer.
The supper, fair, sale of aprons, fancy
articles, candies, preserves, pickles, etc,
which was given under the auspices of
Gushing Chapter, O, E. s., at Masonic
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April 18th, was social and financial sue
cess. The booths were attractively deco
rated and arranged. A good sized crowd
was in attendance and the net proceeds
amounted to nearly sixty-seven dollars.
! The management and the several COM
mlttees extend thanks to all who con-
! tt buted to the success of the occasion.
! Congratulations are cordially extended
/ to Mir. and Mrs. B. r Chandler, who
were united i'll marriage at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Eugene
A, BuZzell in Revere, Mass, Tuesday,
April 10th. The groom is one of Winter
ports su cessful young business men
being proprietor of the B. R. Chandler
Co., which is engaged in numbering and
has steam saw mill and also is flour,
grain and coal dealer and also operates
steam saw mill. The BRIDE is the only
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Buzzel who
were former residents of Monroe. They
will reside at their home on Commercial
street on their return from their wedding
trip
April 18th was a red letter day for Odd
Fellowship in this district. The address
of welcome was by Frank c, Knowles
and f. H. Lindsey of Eureka Lodge, Or
rlngton and II. S. Burrill of Wildey
Lodge gave pleasing responses. Solos by
Prof. Clifton f. Wass of Newport were
enjoyable features Of both the afternoon
and evening sessions. In the evening
the second degree was conferred by Gat-
field Lodge on class OF ten candidates
and Widely Lodge of Brewer conferred
the third on ID candidates. Lectures on
the list, End and Bird degrees were given
by c. l.. Young of Garfield Lodge, Grand
Secretary, James K. Townsend and
Grand Master Frederick B. Peabody 200
were present.
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