The Republican journal., 1919-09-04
WINTERPORT

Albert Cook has returned to his posi-
ton in Boston,
Miss Bertha Cole arrived Saturday and
is at her home.
Capt. Joshua Thayer has been at his
home here recently
Mrs. B. F. Bussey has been the guest of
Mrs. Augusta Emery.
Clinton Hopkins mas gone to Hot
Springs, Ark, for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Ellis of Cambridge,
Mass, were recent callers on Mrs. Clara
Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Cole of Angres,
Mich, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. l..
Downes.
A large number from here saw the
katharine May launched at East Hamp-
den Aug. Goth
Mrs. Arthur Woodman and children of
Orrlngton are guests of her mother, Mrs.
Charles Cunningham.
Mrs. lisa Couillard has moved to Ban
gor where her daughter, Miss Blandena,
will enter the High school.
Mr. and Mrs. William Atwood and son
Billy were week end guests at the home
OF his father. Lewis Atwood.
Percy Campbell and Scott Whitney of
Somerville, Mass, came last Thursday to
| spend their annual vacation here
Mrs. F. N. Eaton and Mrs. A. A Bar
den attended the cabaret at the North
port Country Club recently, by invitation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Bartlett, children,
and Mrs Atwood of West Pownal were
callers on several relatives here Wednes-
day.
William Kennedy of Dorchester, Mass,
came Saturday to rejoin his family here.
They left Sunday morning on their return
home.
Kenneth and Winnifred Nealley motor
ed to Northport Sunday. Their parents,
MT. and Mrs E. Ii. Nealley, returned home
with them.
Lewis Atwood and R. L. Clements left
Monday morning for a weeks business
trip in Somerset, Waldo, .Piscataquis and
Penobscot counties.
Miss Doris Campbell closed her en-
gagement as pianist with Wilbur Crock
EFT on his moving picture circuit, at
Stockton Saturday night.
{. F. Butler of Bangor sold the desir-
able property here last week, owned bv
Charles Cunningham, to Mr.. Hutchinson
OF Bangor, who will move here this fall.
Mrs. Stephen McDonough received a
cable Friday night from the captain as
surIng her OF his safe arrival in London.
Capt. McDonough is commander of the
ocean steamer Harish.
Mrs. William Cookson and daughter
Reta came from Bar Harbor Saturday for
few days stay with Mrs Manley Nc
Auliife. They Joined MIR. Cookson In
Presque Isle the first of the week and will
attend the fair.
Wilbur Crockett motored to Camden
Sunday to meet Everett Grieves, who will
resume his position as pianist for the
movies IN Mr.. Crockett's circuit Mr.
Grleves has recently received his honor
able discharge from special service at
Camp Upton.
Among those who have been staying at
the Wlnterport cottage Northport camp
meeting week were Rev. G. A. Purdy, Rev.
A. j. Lockhart, Mrs. Abbie Fernald, Mrs.
Annie Richie, Mrs. Eliery Bowden, Mrs.
+. b. Nealley and the Misses Frances
fldrldge and Neal Fernald Judge Bow
den and E. B, Nealley left on the Camden
Saturday p. m, for the week end.
Garfield Lodge, / 0. O. F., entertained
members from Fort Knox and Stockton
lodges, also other visitors at special
meeting Friday evening. The second de-
gree was conferred on the candidate by
Garfield Lode and the third degree by
Fort hnox Lodge of Bucksport. A de-
llclous chowder was prepared by Manley
McAulitfe and his able assistants. A
smoke talk completed an enjoyable meet
ing.