The Republican journal., 1919-01-23
WINTERPORT

WINTERPORT
Mrs Walter Gordon of Dexter is at the
home of her sister, Mrs. E. P. Goodrich.
Mrs. Mildred Mason of Hampden has
been the guest of friends here the past
week.
Fred F. Barden of South Monroe visited
his mother, Mrs. A. A. Barden, Wednes-
day cf last week.
Miss Ruth Chapman of Carmel has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. H. At
wood, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Clements of Whites
Corner visited his parents, MIR. and Mrs
r. L. Clements, Saturday.
The village schools are all open for the
winter term. The High and Grammar
schools opened Dec. 3Oth, the Primary
school Jan. 18th, and the Intermediate
school Jan. Goth,
Moving pictures were shown Thursday
evening for the first time since Dec. Goth
and will be shown each week. Miss
; Doris Campbell was the pianist and also
played for the social dance which tol-
lowed.
] The many friends of Mrs. E. P. Good
rich, who has been iii over five weeks,
part of the time critically so, will be
| pleas to know that she is slightly i'm
proved al this writing, having had bad
( i'll turn Saturday.
/ R. L. Clements, who has been sufferer
( for five weeks with several carbuncles on
! his neck, two being on the exact center
of the back of the neck, is beginning to
be more comfortable, although still con-
/ fined to the house.
! The officers of Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
were impressvely installed Wednesday
evening, Jan. 18th, by Mrs. LORNA At
W God, d. D. P, and Mrs. Bertha Ken
dali, D. D. G. NJ, both of Vashti Re-
| bekah Lodge Of Orrington. The officers
are, N G., Mrs. Stella Foley; Y. G.,
! Mrs. Clara Cole; secretary, Mrs Estella
! Campbell; treasurer, Mrs. Maud Young;
warden, Mrs. Matte Carleton; conductor,
/ Mrs Mary Dunton; chaplain, Miss Juan
! ita A. Hill; r. S. N. G., Mrs. Annie B.
/ Hill; l.. S. N. G., Mrs. Alice Arey; R. S.
| V, G., Mrs. Ellen Eaton; L. S. V. G.
! Miss Grace Thompson; inside guardian,
Mrs Katharine Philbrook; outside guard
| ian, R. H. Snow; Miss Louisa A. Smith,
pianist. The degree ma ster will be Chas.
| c. Moody. The lodge received five APP
plications for membership. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Richie of Loyal Rebekah Lodge,
Monroe, were present by invitation. A
past matron's jewel was presented to
Mrs, Effie A. Barrows, the retiring noble
grand. A delicious supper of cold meats,
salads, beans and all the trimmings were
served by the refreshment committee.
The officers of Garfield Lodge, l. O. O.
F., were installed at the first regular
meeting of the year by d. D. G. M,
Frank W. Carleton, assisted by Chas. c.
Moody, D. D. G. Marshal The list fol-
lows: Noble Grand, Frank C. Knowles;
vice grand, Raymond fainter; secretary,
Chas. C. Moody; treas urer, James A.
Carleton; warden, Joshua Treat, Jr. !;
conductor, Ralph w Lane; chaplain, Will
fred H. Lord; R. S. N. G., Edward B.
Nealley; L. S. N. G., Roy Chandler; r. 50
V. G., George w. Cole; L. S. " G., John
Boyd; O. G., Reuben H. Snow; |. G.,
Leslie w. Mayo. After the installation
services clam stew was enjoyed by the
members. Since Dec list, six candidates
have been received into the order and
prospects are good for more in the near
future The following are degree mas
tiers for the current year: lnltlatory
Frank C. Knowles; first degree, Carol
Young; second degree, Elvin M. Arey
third degree, Chas c. Moody. The lodge
| is entering upon the new year under ar-
spicious circumstances for a prosperous
years work, with new members coming
| in and older ones manifeStlng renewal
of active interest. The past week was
one of much activity in the lodge. Mon
d ay evening, the regular meeting was held
and candidates given the first degree.
Tuesday evening, special meeting was
held for imitation. Friday evening, re-
he arsal of the degrees was held. Satur-
day evening. a special meeting was held
at which time final degrees were given to
two candidates after which a picnic sup
per was enjoyed by about SO of the breth-
rem.