The Republican journal., 1921-03-31
WlNTERPORT

Inc old bank SDull0ln9 is DelnQ lori
down. .."
A. D. Snow is in poor health this
spring.
Page & Ryan have opened their new
restaurant.
Stephen Foley opeaed his new lunch
room March 22nd. ..
Mrs. A. W. Shaw recently made few
days stay in Hampden.
Mrs. T. G. Fellows visited Mr.. and
Mis-. S. T. White in Bangor recently.
Mrs. C. C. Linscott of Bar Harbol
spent few days in town recently.
Mrs. j. H. Foley entertained the Bridge
Club, to which she belongs, March 22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly have bought
the R. S. Rundlett place and will reside
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Carleton have re-
turned to Schoodic, where he is station
agent.
The body of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Young was brought here
for interment.
Howard Lodge, F. and A. NJ, received
several petitions for membership at its
last meeting.
Everett Neville is improving from an
operation fok appendicitis at the Paine
hospital in Bangor
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis Of Portland
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Bar
rows few days recently.
MIS-. F. W. Carleton is slowly improv-
ing from serious operation for Appendix
citis at the E. NJ G. Hospital.
Miss Jennie C. Grant has returned
from the E. M. G. Hospital to the home
of her sister, Mrs. Treat Fellows
Garfield Lodge, l. o. 0. F., worked the
initiatory degree at its regular meeting
Monday evening, March 21st.
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge conferred the
degree on three candidates at it's last
regular meeting. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. C. C. Moody, Mrs. j. A. Carleton
and Mrs. c. L. Young were in Bucksport
last Thursday to attend the Past Noble
Grands' Association.
Town meeting was held Mar. 81, prac-
tically representative number of voters
being present, and the town ladies par
ticipating in the voting and the delibera-
tons of the meeting for the first time.
There was no opposition to the officers,
the following being elected: Moderator,
Judge Ellery Bowden; town clerk, D. M.
Spencer; town agent, Charles M. Conant;
selectmen, Charles c. Moody, Willis j..
Carleton and Llewellyn Clark; treasurer,
Edward B. Nealley; collector of taxes
Fred Merry; constable, Fred Merry; mem
Der of school committee, Charles c.
Clements; auditor, Charles M. Conant;
road commissioners, Clarence Brown and
Frank W. Carleton; fire inspector, Henry
Eldrldge; fire wardens, Henry Eldridge
Leonard Shaw, Walter Arey and William
Cookson; measurers of wood, lumber
shingles, etc., Walter Meader, F, T. Bus
sey, B. R. Chandler and S. A. Newey;
sealer of leather, E. S. Young; sealer of
weights and measures, Leonard Sha I.
Appropriations: Highways and bridges,
81 900, $500 of which is to be set aside
for improvement of the village sidewalks
and 5000 to be used on roads before May
list; clearing roads from snow, $500; State
aid, 1888; State maintenance, S7OO; sala-
ries of officers, 81, 500; lighting of streets,
$3.50; support of poor, 500; attachments,
S150; hydrant rental and miscellaneous
town charges, $1,000; Memorial day, $50;
winding town clock, S25; common school,
81, 900; High school, $1,000; repairs of
schoolhouses, $500; school supplies, $3.50;
text books, $500; free library, $500; total,
$l6,O58. The compensation for collector
of taxes was fixed at 2 per cent;
wages to be paid road commissioners,
So. SO per day; wages per hour to be paid
men to work on roads, SO 1-3 cents;
teams, Sc per day. The town voted to
accept the gift from Mrs. Harriet P.
Lewis of lot of land on which to erect
library building, the rest to be used as a
playground for the children.