The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-12-29
WlNTERPORT


Schools closed Dec. 16 for two weeks,
vacation.
Miss Catharine Foley is visiting: rela-
tyes and friends in Boston.
Everett Arey assisted in the post
oHice during the rush of Christmas mail
Harold o. Getchell has opened a shoe
,euairing shop in the Wardwell BLOCK on
ioWer Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Young Left re.
Gently for Boston to spend the holidays
with their children.
Miss Annie Richie of Bangor was the
msst of her grandmother, Mrs. Annie
R.tchle, for the week end.
The annual fair, sale of aprons, fancy
.-dcIes, candies, supper, etc., held by
he Burr club Dec. 18th was a complete
success, the proc eeds being over sl40
The old friends and former townsmen
,t Walter Blaisdell of Port Washington
H. Y, regretted to learn of his death
sb,cb occurred Dec 10th. He was the
oldest brother of A. L. Blaisdell of this
town.
Cushing Chapter, o. E. S., elected the
allowing officers at its regular meeting
I Wednesday, Dec. l4th: W. NJ, Clara Cole;
Il Y P, Capt. Chas. Crockett; A. M, Bes-
sc Crockett; Sec, Annie R. Fernald;
Treas, Orrie E. Moody; Con-, Annie B.
| Clement; Ass. Con-, Laura S. Clark In
uslaton of officers will be held: on
Wednesday, evening, Jan. II.
The following High school students
have been present at every session DUR
Dc the fall term of IA weeks: Doris l..
Clements, Mildred "A. Conant, Abba C.
Feruaid, Edith M. Gilman, Clara A.
I Knowles, Clara M. Knowles, John S. Par
I ker, Lucy E. Parker. Randall L. Young,
Il Ulas E. Hopkins, Abbie M. Hopkins,
I Kenneth E. Jewett, Donald E. Nelson
1 Doris B. Purdy, Evelyn M. Thompson,
8GWendolyn G. Thompson.
j Mrs Hannah Mason, wife of Charles S.
Mason, died at the home of her daughter
1 slJ husband, MIR. and Mrs. P E. Camp
bell, N Somerville. Mass, Friday even
j ng lecember 10th. The funeral servi-
ce. were held at the M. E. Church in
lois yillage December 18th, Rev. C. A.
4 ?0r3y officiating. Leslie Sparrow of
i Hsnpden was funeral director and Cush-
4 1g L-apter, o. E. S.. of which order she
d was past matron, attended in body.
4 There was profusion of beautiful flow
j Y The interment was in Oak Hill
cemetery.
Al meeting of the athletic association
held Dec. IS, Earl L. Clark was elected
Apesdent and John S. Parker reelected
T. gaTy and treasurer. John NJ Carle-
ION was chosen as captain of the base
Da t5am and Donald M. Smith, mana
Ger Plans for the baseball season were
discussed and tentative schedule con-
$sd.-ad, The junior class held meeting
sD5- "A and voted to give a masquerade
d. 1urlng the first week in January.
% large number of the students were
aTeselt at the community sing in tho
3Ne5odist vestry, Wednesday eve, Dec.
a. ID response to the invitation by Mr.
4Puy Bountiful refreshments were fur
$Eyre and a pleasant evening enjoyed
~ aalyards are to be placed on the flag
8p. nd the flag won by the high school
u contest last fall, will be flying at
~ ginning of the winter term.
#aulag the recent additions to the high
S@oo Ibrary are a 2O-volume set of
4 Tie Worlds Greatest Authors" pre-
2anlei by Mrs. Margaret A. Niles; can
- RIVER Town." "The World Book of |
&a.t al Geography" and ''The Chemis-
o. Commerce." purchased by the
&Nl1o apartment The new steel CELL
ass 3ad the painting and tinting done in
H. ball and recitation rooms are much
4p1ec ated by the faculty and students.
A course in solid geometry has been add
H. TO he curriculum this year and new
Sey book purchased for the civics course.
&01DsrIntial additions have been made to
D. CHEMICAL laboratory, bringing it up
H. nigh standard of efficiency.
AMI