The Republican journal., 1922-07-06
wINTERPORT

Norman Arey OF Greenville was in town
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Nickerson
of Frankfort were Sunday guests of Mrs
Edith Bartlett.
Mrs. BicknelI OF hampden and Mr.. c.
E. Welch of Brewer have been recent
guests of their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r N. Bicknell.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver c. Atwood of
Dorchester, Mass, were guests recently
of his father, Lewis Atwood and sister,
Mrs. Joshua Treat, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Clements D.. Gates, son
Billy and daughter Mary Ann and maid.
arrived recently at their summer resi-
dence on Dean street
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Weed of Dover
m otored June Gath to the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fields, who
returned with them the next day for a
visit.
Mrs. c. r. Hill and Mrs. Walter Arey
attended the graduation at the E. M. N.
S. at Castine, their daughters Miss Cath
arine Hill and Miss Doris Arey being
members of the graduation class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Taylor of Water
vile were weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Carleton. Mr.. Taylor,
who is a graduate of the w H. 5. is
now employed in the First National Bank
in Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Clements were in
Monroe Sunday June 20 to attend the me-
mortal services of Monroe Lodge |. 0. o..
F., and Loyal Rebekah Lodge, which were
held at the village church. Rev. N. F.
Atwood of Searsport, spoke.
Court Waldo, l. O. o. F., held its an
nual memorial services OIL Sunday, June 20
Rev. d. X. Bailey, pastor of the Oldtown
Episcopal Church being the speaker OF the
afternoon. All marched to the cemetery
after the sci vices and decorated the
graves of deceased members.
Mrs. Ellen Littlefeld and daughter
Ada arrived recently from Connecti-
cut, where Miss Ada is a teacher
Mrs. Littlefield has sold her residence on
Main street to Amos d. Wilson who will
occupy it Mrs. Littlefeld and daugh-
ter were guests of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Wiley, while in town.
F. C. Knowles, C. C. Clements and
Arthur j. Edmonds were in Prospect,
June oath, where the four school
boards in the school union of Frankfort
Prospect, Stockton and Winterport met.
They reelected Supt of Schools, Frederick
M. Nicker son for another year, which is
pleasing to his Winterport friends.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Nickerson formerly of
North Searsport, who has been spending
several months in Virginia with her son
Arthur, arrived on the S. 5. Camden
June 25th to visit her sister, Mrs
George Cole and brother, F. M. Eastman.
While on the way North she visited her
niece, Mrs. William Dotten in Baltimore.
Seldom indeed have our towns peo-
pie been SO profoundly shocked as on
June 22nd, when it was learned that
Lyman Clark of Frankfort had dieo from
burns. He was the oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Llewellyn Clark of West Winter
port, who with his widow and two BROTH
ers, Ivan and Summer Clark, survive him5
A large number of relatives, friends and
former neiehbors attended the funeral
services which were held in Frankfort
Saturday morning.
The cloud burst, deluge, or torrential rain
storm of Wednesday night, June22, did
much damage to the highways and bridges
all over town. 1t has been estimated
that it will require over $4,000 to restore
the roads to as good condition as before
the storm. Four bridges were washed
away but were soon replaced, but 1T
will be many days before the roads
can be repaired A big washout SO the
B & A. in town was repaired so trains
were running in the afternoon.
Mrs. 18th Bartlett will accompany her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick M. Nickerson, on an automobile
trip to Massachusetts, leaving Wednesday.
Mr.. Nickerson who is Supt. of Schools
will attend the Superintendents confer
ence at Gorham, Maine the last of the
week He will also attend the ses-
sions of the National Educational AS
sociation which convenes in Boston next
week. While in Massachusetts, they will
be guests of Mrs. Bartlett's and Mrs.
Nickerson's brother, Melvin West, for
merly of Frankfort.