The Republican journal., 1922-11-09

othy McInti-- the norlnel oi1ln apai, ars with
~ nool silis- 9is W."
h 4e rac
W linn and Mr.. Eilery
We been employed on
nvac ii the summer, return
ed home i,
The next Events Gu will be
Nov Is I. "China, Porcelain
srd Glassn !, Carrie A. Gardner
as hostess
Mr. and IA W. Griffin of Mat
tanoissett lived early IN the
week to visit ienter ana husoano'
Mr. and Mrs. -.se II. HOPKINS
We take this opportunity TO thank the
- quarantors who made Chautauqua
nossible this year, and have with others
assisting, assured US of its coming next
year.
Mr. E. S. Grant OF Bangor, who was
nr;nc,Dal of our High school last year,
was in town Friday. He is now associated
with the Boston brokers, Hayden, Stone
& Co.
Mr. Herbert Mixer has been critically
IN tbs nast week with pneumonia. At
tb;s writing. Monday, he seems little
4. Stevens and has nurse.
Mrs. Emma Rand of South Lagrange
with daughters Beruice, Ruth, Doro'hs
and Geraldine have moved into tne sec
ond story of the house occupied oy MI.
H. H. HIATT. Mrs Rand Is sister Oh
Mrs. HIATT.
The Fred Ellis hill, so-called, has be-
come well nigh impossible in consequence
of which the selectmen have closed u 10
trafic. At the spring election twill be
determined whether expedient to repair
or discontinue.
I. Herbert Murray arrived Saturday for
brief tarry with his sister, Mrs. free-
man Hartman. He left on Tuesday: MI.
Murray is a boiler inspector Tor baiti-
more Boiler Insurance Co, an important
and responsible position.
Donald Clegg, who is now living IN
Camden. came up Saturday remaining
ever Sunday, He was accompanied oy
Owen and Shirley Shute, who have en-
nlovment in Camden, and came for the
day with their parents, Mr.. and MIS-. Ar
thur Shute.
NJ Russell O. Gardner with family
lsft Thursday by train from Belfast for
their home in Boston, after spending the
summer at his mothers old home, the
"rrooker place" Mrs. Gardner's aunt
Ms Alice Stetson, who has been with
them some weeks, accompanied them.
Mrs. Annie Thompson of Standpoint
nassed away Oct. 3lst OF pneumonia az
ter few days illness, 1t Will De recall
ed that her sister, MIS-. Austin fIench,
died of the sa ne dread disease, only one
vsar aqo. Mrs is the last sister and
there remains but one brother in the fam
lily.
There are 162 pupils enrolled in the five
schools in our new building. Mrs farrls
has the first a second grades; MISS EiVa
Randelr the third and fourth; Mrs. Jennie
Harding the fifth and sixth; MIS- Deuieh
Hi he Senior High. Mrs. Nettie Fayle
: substituting for Mrs. Hawes during her
family illness.
THE Pullman pants factory will gin
work this week in the southern nan OF
The lower floor of the Hopkins block
Mr. and Mrs Edward / .Littlefleid, VINO
have been occupying the rooms Tor some
time have moved to Mrs LIS motner ioi
~ -ss.nt and later Mrs. Littlefield and
az az syo children will join Mr.. Littleield
;n Ellsworth for the winter.
Work is progressing rather slowly on
the John Howes' place. there proved to
be SO much more to do tnan at nrst ap
oesred. Several rooms had to De pias-
tered or partially SO, and It mas taken a
long time. 1t is now ready LOT the
painting and paperins and Mr. ana MRS.
Howes began camping out tnefe Tue 'ase
Of the week.
In Trundy's store can be seen photo
af the grave of the late Capt. Charles W.
Ames in San Gate Cemetery. Newcastie,
N. S. w. This is sent to friends by ms
aunt, Mrs. Amanda Costigan, under whose
direction the stone and curoing SURROUNDS
ing the grave were placed. ne was .ne
last of his family, the youngest son OF the
,.te Cant David and Margaret Derry
Ames.
Mra Horace Staples and sister, Mrs.
Hattie C. Hichborn, returned last week,
wednesday, from . visit of several weeks
with Nrs. Staples son, George and lam
ily. in Pittsfeid. They remained lew
dsys in Bangor on their homeward way
to ace Mrs. Staples' son Fletcher, who u
IN 4 private hospital there Friends are
pleased to learn that he has improved
since going.
The annual Swarthmore Chautauqua Il
: thing OF the past It came to . sue
eeesful close Sunday evening after ex-
ceptionslly fine weather since Thurs 'ay
The .Juniof work passed of very nicely.
4 being ! wonder work in three days
driilipa. Their pageant and stunt party
Saturday afternoon brought out great ap-
pIause from the large audience. Inc.
play, "Csppy Ricks," which occupied
the whole of Saturday evening. was hiieo
with clean, wholesome comedy keeprns z
~esn.r service on Sunday evening was
6rciv attended and much interest shown