The Republican journal., 1922-09-07

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The town, village and high schools will
begin Monday, Sept. IL.
Mrs. Frank Lowe has returned from a
visit with friends in Norway.
Mrs. E. C. Levanseler of Everett, Mass,
10 at her home here for few weeksstay.
Mrs. Carrie Croxford has returned from
. stay at the Winterport cottage, North
port.
John H. Cole who has employment at
the Paine hospital in Bangor, spent Sun
day at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Collier Hills and daughter
Ruth, of Lincolnville, were recent guests
of Mrs. Annie Ritchie.
Miss Dorrice Bicknell returned Friday
from a two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Elliot in Portland.
J. H. Young and F. A. Young came
from Monson to spend Sunday and Labor
Day at their respective homes here.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blaisdell of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. Silas c. Blaisdell,
.pent last week in kineo and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. French of Lowell,
Mass, have arrived at their newly pur-
chased summer home on Lebanon street.
Miss Marian Eaton will enter the U. of
NJ this fall Her mother. Mrs. F. N.
Eaton, was in Orono last week where she
rented apartments to occupy during the
school year.
Miss Helen Downes left on the S. S
Belfast, Wednesday afternoon enroute tc
Westpost, N. T., where she will enter OF
her new school duties as teacher of ad.
vanced French in the Senior High School
=. Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Bicknell returned
home Friday, Mr.. Bicknell had been on q
business trip to Chamberlain Lakes anc
Mrs. Bicknell visited her father, e. E.
of Bangor, during his absence.
hard j. Morgrage of Castine. the
elected superintendent of schools
le school union of Frankfort, Pros
pect, Stockton and Winterport, has rented
the house on South Main Street, OF Mrs
f. N. Eaton.
Rev. Mr.. Calderwood of OrringtoI
occupied the pulpit Of the M Z
church, at the regular morning service
Sunday. There was special singing by
Rev. Elton X Bassett which was mucf
enjoyed by the congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene BuZzell OF Revere,
Mass, are spending their vacation at the
homes of her mother, Mrs. j. D. Foss anc
daughter, Mrs. B. R Chandler. They re.
Gently spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Leslie at their cottage on Verona
Island.
The fair, sale of fancy articles, aprons
candies etc, held by the ladies of the M
e. Circle Tuesday afternoon and evening
Aug. 20, was social and financial success
as they cleared $3.50. A delicious public
supper was served in l. 0. 0. F. banque
nall with Mrs c. c. Moody as chairman
of supper committee.
Among the recent real estate deals il
town are Mrs. Zettie Conant has sold he
place at Ellingwoods Corner to Ellsworth
Duncan; Manley Colson of Ellingwood
Corner has sold his farm to Stephen Per
s-i-s Jr.; Herbert Ellingwood has sold hi
Ess to Aroostook parties and Mr.. Foley
has old his place on Standpipe Hill to Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles French of Lowell, Mass.
next Monday, Sept. II, is election day
Judge Ellery Bowden is candidate Oh
the Republican ticket for reelection as
Judge of Probate, Mr.. Bowden always
polls more votes than the rest of the
ticket here and elsewhere where he is
known as a man of sound judgment and
fair and open minded in his decisions,
Roy L. Fernald, also of this village, is a
candidate for Representative on the De-
mocratic ticket for the class of towns in
cluding Frankfort, Islesboro, Prospect,
Stockton, Searsport and Winterport