The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-03-20
WlNTERPORT

Mrs. Lolita Eagleston returned to her
home here Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Amos Wilson have moved
into the Gushing house.
Mrs Wilbur Crockett is convalescing.
Mrs. Geo. Nelsol is caring for her
Mrs. E. H. Clements returned Thursday
from fortnight's visit with her sister in
Mattapan, Mass
Mrs F. T. Bussey of West Winterport
is the guest of her friend, Mrs. Sadie
Wells, in Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Bishop of Pressure Isle is the guest
of her son, B. R. Chandler, at his home on
Commercial street for few weeks,
Mrs. Sarah Clark of Goshen returned
Saturday from stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Addie Mansur, in Epping, N. H.
Chas C. Clements of Whites Corner
and Elmer H. Clements were in Belfast
Saturday to attend an agricultural meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Smart of North
Searsport have leased the Ira q. White
house on Dean street, They have moved
and are nicely settled
Mrs. Dora Kneeland and Mrs. w. Tain
ter were the matrons at the M. E. Circle
Tuesday night One new member. Mrs.
D. M. Spencer, Joined.
Maurice Clark of Goshen was operated
on for appendicitis at his home last week
by Dr. Tapley of Belfast. and is as COM
Portable as could be expected.
The district meeting of the l. O. O. F.
will be held here with Garfield Lodge on
Monday afternoon and evening, April ID.
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge will cater and
large attendance is expected.
The basket ball game Saturday evening
between the Winterport A. A. and the
Castine A. A. resulted in score of % to
"a in favor of the locals. The game next
Saturday night will be with the E. C. S.
1t is rumored that Winterport is to have
new doctor. There has been but one
physician in town since the death of DR..
Chas. J. Mason on Oct. 18th. In former
years there have always been two and
three doctors in town, and there is wide
field in which an active, willing and en-
terprising physician can build up an ex-
tensive and lucrative practice.
MT. ana MIS-. lid " Oullp nave It.
sumed housekeeping in their home on
Washington street Mrs. Young will as
sumo the care of her two grandchildren,
Vera and Irene Young, whose mother,
Mrs. May Ford Young, died on Christmas
day. Their maternal grandmother, Mrs.
c. A. Ford, was obliged to give up the
care of them last week on account of i'll
health.
At the regular meeting of Gushing
Chapter, o. E. S., on Wednesday even
ing two petitions for membership were
received, resolutions read and adopted on
the death of the late Ziba Williams, ad-
ditional plans formulated and committees
appointed for the fair, sale and public
supper, to be held on Thursday afternoon
and evening, April 18th. The following
were the committees appointed: Mrs. C.
C. Moody, Mrs. E. S. Young, Mrs w. r.
Fernald on aprons and fancy articles;
Mrs C. R. Hill, Miss Juanita Hill, candy
table; Mrs. j. A. Carleton, Mrs. C. L.
Barrows, Mrs. C. A. Campbell, supper;
Mrs. R. L. Clements, parcels post. Those
who reside out of town, who are members
of Gushing Chapter, and wish to contrib !
Mrs. Mabelle C. Morgan, the Worthy |
Matron, or to the committees designated. |
The next meeting on March 26 will be an
experience meeting at which time those
who have earned a dollar by unique
methods to present the chapter will tell
of their varied and remarkable expert
ences. A variety supper, 'Hit or Miss"
will be served after the close of the meet
ing by the following committee: Mrs.
George Grant, Mrs. E. M. Arey and Mrs.
Mabelle c. Morgan.