The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-01-01
WlNTERpORT

WINIERPORT
# The Miracle Man will be presented
Don at Union Hall.
hi Mrs. Hattie Clement of Whites Cor
Ter visited Mrs. G. H. Clements recently.
Wilfred H. Lord supplied the pulpit at
pc Ellingwoods Corner church, Dec. 2lst.
Mrs. F. T. Bussey and Mrs. W. T. Hall
IA West Winterport were guests OF Mrs
IN H. Clements Dec goth.
Charles Eaton of New Bedford, Conn.,,
70as called here recently by the death of
& lis sister, Mrs. P. N. Hall.
Mrs. W. R. Fernald was called to Brew
81 recently by the illness of Mr.. Fer
IDS sister, Mrs. Wiswell.
MI Worthy of mention are the 1920 calen-
ars being received by the patrons and
attends of B. R. Chandler & Co.
* MIR. and Mrs. F. D. Alexander of Ban
|sror were here Dec. 21st to attend the flu
neral services of her sister, n-law, Mrs.
Percy N. Hall.
Harold Strout, who has a position on
the ocean freight steamer of which Capt.
S. W. McDonough is commander, is at
his home at present.
Garfield Lodge, l. o. o. F., worked the
third degree at it's meeting Monday even
ing, Dec. o. A clam stew with the
usual trimmings followed the close of the
meeting.
Mzpah Rebekah Lodge elected the fol-
loving officers at its regular meeting
Wednesday evening, Dec. II: Mrs. Clara
Cole. noble grand; Mrs. Laura S. Clark,
Nice grand; Mrs Estella A. Campbell,
Secretary; Mrs. Maud Young, treasurer.
n Miss Kathleen Mccartney entertained
8 4 party of her young friends at the home
III Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Clement Saturday
\ 54seNening, Dec. 10th. Music and dancing were
Iepioyed by all and dainty refreshments
n sof ice cream, fancy cookies, sandwiches
and cocoa were served.
Among those from this town who at.
tended the Maine State Grange at Ban.
MRor recently were Walter S. Clark
master of Northern Light Grange, Mr.
land Mrs. William Tibbetts and Mrs. G
d. York of Sunrise grange and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ghas. c.. Clements, Mrs. F. T. Bus
sey, Mrs. L. E. White and Mr.. and Mrs
C.. B. Jewett of Morning Light Grange.
DR.. E. P. Goodrich, who has receives
his appointment as a member of tn
State Board of Health officials, his dis
trict being Androscoggin, Oxford an
Franklin counties, was in Lewiston re
Gently, where he intends to locate. II
found it impossible, however, to find
desirable rent of furnished rooms an
was obliged to leave the matter with tn
Lewiston Chamber of Commerce.
The funeral services of Mrs. Percy \
Hall were held at the Methodist Episcc
pal church Sunday, Dec. 21st, Rev. {
A. Purdy officiating. A large number
relatives and friends were in attendant
as Mrs. Hall was native of the village
being the daughter of the late Thoms
Eaton and Mrs. Eaton, who survives he
She was a member of the Order of tt
Eastern Star and belonged to the chapt'
in Danforth, and the services were und
the direction of Gushing Chapter, O.
S., which attended in body and pc
formed the impressive burial rites in
creditable manner. The bearers we
Chas. C. Moody, Joshua Treat, Jr., Jam
Carleton and Capt. Thomas Morga
Frank W. Haley conducted and she w
aid at rest in Oak Hill cemetery.
profuson of beautiful flowers included
floral design that represented Toe Cat
Ajar, pillows, sprays and broken c.
umn from the o. E. S. and large, perfe
Gala lilies attractively arranged repl
sented her age. Besides her husband
mother she left three children, two sol
Russell Hall of San Juan, Porto XII
Percy Hall of this village, and daul
ter, Miss Mary Hall, who was her tent
nurse and companion during her long a
painful illness. She also left broth
Charles Eaton of New Bedford, Con
all of whom were present at the funel