The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-12-18
WI\TERpURT

James and Thomas Bowden are spend
ing the winter in New Hampshire.
Miss Trecarton left Thursday to spend
the holidays with friends in Boston.
Miss Bessie Carleton entertained sew
eral school friends Friday evening,
c. S. Mason was at his home here sew
eral days last week suffering with an IN
iured hand.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. A. Campbell are living
on their farm this winter, having closed
their village home.
Mrs, T. G. Fellows was matron at the
Congregational Circle Tuesday evening.
A fine supper and pleasant evening was
enjoyed by all.
Judge Ellery Bowden is having a barn
erected on his farm above the village on
the river road. Leslie Mayo and Frank
DoWnes are the carpenters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Clements, Mrs. F.
T Bussey, Mrs. L. E. White of West
Winterport and Mrs c. B. Jewett of
Whites Corner attended North Waldo
Pomona grange at Granite Grange Hall,
North Searsport, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Mckinney enter
tanned party of friends Saturday after
noon and evening, the guests being MI
and Mrs, F, C. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
R Hill and Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Clements
The relatives and friends here of Mrs
Walter Bickford of Whites Corner regret
her death which occurred at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Hopkins in Monroe Monday, Dec. 8, and
extend sympathy to the husband and
parents
The extensive repairs and improve
ments on the summer home recently &C.
Quired by Mrs. Lillian F. Spangler of
Bangor, are completed for the present,
There remains some interior decorating
to be done later to get it in readiness for
the occupancy of Mr. and Mrs. Spangler
next season.
Gushing Chapter, O. Z. s., elected of
ficers as follows at it's regular meeting
last week: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Cora B.
CoWan; Associate Matron, Miss Juanita
A. Hill; Conductress, Mrs. Effie Barrows;
Associate Conductress, Clara Cole; Sec
rotary, Annie R. Fernald; Treasurer, Mrs.
Orrie Moody.
The fair, sale and supper held at the |.
Q. O. F. banquet hall Friday afternoon
and evening under the auspices of Miz-
pah ebekah Lodge was success, about
one hundred dollars being realized. Much
credit is due those who have sewed,
worked or contributed to the success of
the atfair, and to the public for it's liberal
patronage.
Edwin Lufkin of Rockporr, who died
very suddenly at hospital where he had
gone for surgical treatment on Monday.
Dec 9Th, is well remembered here in the
village where he was Torn e. Years age
and where he lived until the removal OF
his father, the late Porter Lufkin. tc
NeWburg when a Young man. Besides
his Immediate family of four children.
all Of whom are married, he left sister
Mrs, Z. H, Boyington, anc brother,
Arthur 1ufkin, both Of whom reside
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Young and
daughter, Miss Ruth Young, left the first
OF the present week for STAY at the
home of their daughter and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert RingwalI Of Boston.
Nit. and Mrs. Young will Join the partv
who leave for San Diego, Calf, the last
OF the month, among whom will be Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. f. McKenney of this viii
Iage end MI and Mrs. Hopkins of Stock
ton, and all will spend the winter there
Others from here spending the winter at
San Diego are Mrs. A. w. Shaw. Mrs
Margaret A Niles and Miss Alice Bolan.
Fred c Atwood arrived home Wednes-